ULTRASHINE FLOOR

ULTRASHINE FLOOR is a professional crystalliser specially developed to restore, enhance, and maintain the natural shine of marble, terrazzo, limestone, and other calcium-based stone floors. Its advanced formula reacts with the stone surface to create a durable crystalline layer that increases gloss, improves hardness, and enhances resistance to wear. The treatment helps reduce surface scratches while preserving the floor's natural beauty and elegance. Suitable for both commercial and residential applications, ULTRASHINE FLOOR delivers a long-lasting, high-gloss finish with minimal maintenance. It is ideal for routine floor restoration and professional polishing projects.

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Where to use

Marble flooring
Limestone surfaces
Travertine flooring
Hotel lobbies and reception areas
Shopping malls and retail stores

Benefits

Produces a high-gloss, mirror-like finish.
Increases surface hardness and wear resistance.
Restores dull and worn stone floors.
Enhances the natural colour and appearance of marble and stone.
Reduces minor surface scratches and scuff marks.

Technical Specifications

Product Type	Professional Floor Crystalliser
Material Base	Liquid Crystallising Compound
Application Method	Single Disc Floor Machine with Steel Wool or Crystallising Pad
Coverage	Approx. 30–50 m² per litre (depending on floor condition)
Drying Time	Quick Drying During Machine Application
Finish	High-Gloss Crystalline Finish
Suitable Surfaces	Marble, Terrazzo, Limestone, Travertine, and Other Calcium-Based Natural Stones
Traffic Ready	Immediately After Treatment
Pack Size	1 L, 5 L, and 10 L Containers
Storage	Store in a Cool, Dry Place Away from Direct Sunlight

How Crystallisation Restores Worn Marble and Terrazzo

Crystallisation is not the same thing as polishing or waxing. A wax coat covers the surface with a film that sits on top and eventually wears off or needs stripping. Ultrashine Floor instead triggers a chemical reaction with the calcium content in the stone itself, forming a hardened crystalline layer that becomes part of the surface rather than a coating sitting above it.

CretePro Trading supplies Fila Ultrashine Floor to facility maintenance teams and flooring contractors across India who manage marble, terrazzo, and limestone surfaces that have lost their shine over years of foot traffic, and understanding how the crystallisation process works helps explain why this method outperforms simple polishing on these particular stone types.

Which Stone Surfaces Is Ultrashine Floor Suitable for?

Ultrashine Floor is formulated specifically for calcium-based stones, since the crystallisation reaction depends on the calcium carbonate present in these materials. It works well on marble, travertine, limestone, and terrazzo. It is not suitable for granite, quartzite, or sandstone, because these stone types do not contain the calcium carbonate content the reaction needs to work. Using it on the wrong stone type simply will not produce the crystalline shine the product is known for.

Crystallisation vs. Polishing: How Ultrashine Floor Restores Shine

The application uses a single-disc floor machine fitted with a stainless steel wool pad rather than a mop or cloth. The product gets applied to small sections of about two square metres at a time, and the machine works it into the surface until the product dries and the crystalline shine develops.

Steel wool fibres left behind afterward need to be wiped away with a microfibre cloth to avoid rust marks appearing later, a small step that gets missed more often than it should.

Lab testing has shown the treatment restores over 90 percent of a surface’s original shine on average, and one litre typically covers between 50 and 70 square metres depending on how worn the starting surface was. Once treated, the floor should not be wetted for at least 24 hours, which is worth planning around if the space needs to stay in active use.

Why Ultrashine Floor Lasts Longer in High-Traffic Areas

The crystalline layer improves surface hardness, not just shine, so treated floors are less prone to scuffing from constant foot traffic, and that’s one reason why the treatment is more durable in high-traffic environments than a simple polish. It also means the floor does not need to be treated as frequently as a wax-based approach would require, since the effect is not sitting on the surface waiting to wear off.

Get Ultrashine Floor Guidance from CretePro Trading

If you are managing a stone floor that has dulled over time, our team at CretePro Trading can confirm whether Ultrashine Floor is the right fit for your stone type before you order, since using it on the wrong surface will not deliver the intended result.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Ultrashine Floor the same as polishing or waxing?
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No, it triggers a chemical crystallisation reaction with the stone’s calcium content, forming a hardened layer that becomes part of the surface rather than a coating sitting on top.

Can Ultrashine Floor be used on granite?
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No, it is only suitable for calcium-based stones like marble, travertine, limestone, and terrazzo and should not be used on granite, quartzite, or sandstone.

How much shine restoration can be expected?
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Lab testing shows an average restoration of over 90 percent of the surface’s original shine.

How soon can the floor be wet after treatment?
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The floor should not be wetted for at least 24 hours after the treatment is applied.

What equipment is needed to apply Ultrashine Floor?
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A single-disc floor scrubbing machine fitted with a stainless steel wool pad is used to work the product into the surface.