Olympus

Olympus is a commercial-grade, vinyl that features 1,800,000 double rubs, mildew resistance and UV resistance. Featuring an incredible cleanability story and durable yet soft hand, Olympus is an ideal choice for high traffic environments. With a universal grain and 57 colorways, Olympus is the perfect match for any application, indoor and outdoor.

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• Olympus_Spec_Sheet.pdf
• Digital_Sample_Card_Olympus.pdf

Remove ordinary dirt and smudges with a mild soap and water solution and a clean, soft cloth or towel. Dry with a soft, lint-free cloth or towel. CAUTION: The use of vinyl “conditioners” or “protectants” is not recommended and should be avoided on vinyl treated with PreFixx® protective finish. <br><br>
To clean difficult stains, locate the staining agent in the list below and follow the corresponding recommended cleaning method. For best results, treat stains immediately. Cleaning Tip: to determine the method and type of cleaners, the source of the stain should be identified.<br><br>
Type of Stain:<br>
-Baby oil, ketchup, chocolate, motor oil,
olive oil, grape juice, blood, tea, coffee and
betadine, use Method 1<br>
-Eye shadow, crayon and grease, use
Method 1, if stain remains, use Method 2<br>
-Tobacco tar (nicotine), permanent felt
marker, yellow mustard, lipstick, ballpoint
pen and spray paint, use Method 1, if stain
remains, use Method 2 and for remaining
stubborn stains use Method 3<br><br>
Method 1: Clean area with Formula 409® All-Purpose Spray Cleaner or Fantastik® Spray Cleaner, using a soft cloth or damp sponge, rinse
area with fresh water, then dry with a clean lint-free cloth.<br><br>
Method 2: Use a solvent-type cleaner, such as rubbing alcohol (isopropyl alcohol). Rinse cleaned area with fresh water, then dry with a clean lint-free cloth.<br><br>
Method 3: Use a strong, active solvent cleaner diluted in water (70% water/30% solvent cleaner) such as acetone based nail polish remover
(acetone/water). Clean with a soft cloth or damp sponge. Stain should be removed with less than 6 rubs. If the stain persists after 6 rubs, the stain has set and probably cannot be removed. Rinse area with fresh water, then dry with a clean, lint-free cloth.