Quick Shine Multi Surface Floor Finish 64oz | Cleaner & Polish to use on Hardwood, Laminate, Luxury Vinyl Plank LVT, Tile & Stone | Safer Choice w/Clean Shine Technology | Shine-Protect-Refresh

It is suitable for creating a glossy finish in plastic modelling, just like Future Floor Polish was.

best floor care .. very shinny , last a long time , easy to apply , goes a long way .

Según entendí se aplica directo en el piso en forma de S y enseguida se limpia con un mop recién exprimido. Yo lo hice al estilo cenicienta (hincada en el suelo) con una microfibra enjuagada y exprimida, a detalle, y sin embargo en un momento que me emocioné, empecé a rociar en áreas más grandes, y por descuido el lugarcito que se alcanzó a secar sin que le pasara el trapito, quedó con las manchas del líquido y ya no se le quitan, bueno no sé cuánto más habrá que "trapear" para emparejar. Así que cuidado al aplicarlo directo...

First coat seemed fine,second coat actually reduced the shine and left dull patches on the floor. As with most of these polishes they do a gap stop job until you decide to resand and urethane coat the floor.

Amazing product! I am surprised at some of the negative reviews, describing layers of cloudy finish flaming and chipping off. I suspect that this is due to overuse and/or incorrect application. I will share how I applied this product and details on my floors. It has been the best thing I have done for my hardwoods! My floors- oak hardwoods original to my 1993 home. Sealed with what appears to be a regular oil based polyurethane. Floors are starting to show some wear and tear. They are not to the point where refinishing is necessary, but I do have many scratches, and a few pits and warping. Most of all, they were getting hard to keep clean. I read several very favorable reviews of this product on blogs and websites and decided to give it a try. The process: I followed the instructions to the letter. I made sure my floors were perfectly clean and dry by vacuuming, sweeping with a dust mop, mopping with bona cleaner, allowing that to dry overnight, then in the morning, dry dust mopping again. I was now ready to apply the Floor Finish! It sprays on and I used an o cedar flat microfiber mop to spread it. This did ruin the mop head, so when I do it again I will use an old one. I had to work fast. The product has a strong odor, not as bad as poly or paint, but more so than a floor cleaner. I opened my windows. I “painted myself out” as you are not supposed to step on it until it cures for several hours. I did this process in the morning after my husband and kids left for work and school. The instructions stated that it was acceptable to apply a second coat. I decided not to do this. After three or four hours, I replaced furniture and walked on it. It took me about one hour max to apply to approx 500SF of wood flooring. Honestly, the prep took much longer. The results: the floors immediately looked shiny and lustrous! They weren’t quite slippery. This lasted for a couple weeks. Even more important to me than how they looked, was how they “repelled” dirt and dust. As I had hoped, they stay cleaner. I don’t have to scrub in the wood grain to keep my floors clean any longer. I can just vacuum or sweep, and other than the kitchen, I mop once a week or so. That’s it! This was back in May and it’s now August. I haven’t yet reapplied the Floor Finish. The blog reviews I mentioned earlier with good results, talked about reapplication around a couple/few months. When I do reapply, I will make sure to use the Deep Cleaner as recommended by Holloway House to remove what’s left of this Floor Finish. I have to guess that those who had trouble with this product either were using it as incorrectly a cleaning product much too often, and/or have a different type of flooring than mine. I can confidently say that this product is worth the price and then some - I would have paid five times that - and though the application process was a pain, it was worth it in the long run because I have saved an hour or two a week in cleaning my floors over a period of three months now.