Professional Wood Floor Restorer and Polish with Durable Finish Easy Mop On Application High Gloss Finish 32oz

I recently bought a house, and the floors in the bedrooms and sunroom were in pretty rough shape. I don't know if they've ever been refinished since it was built. I thought they gave the place character and planned to buy a ton of rugs anyway, but I wanted to at least make an attempt to get them looking a little nicer without bringing people in or spending tons of money. I bought the large size jug of this product so I could do a couple coats in every room, and I'm SO glad I did. It was easy to apply, and made *such* a difference. I did 3 bedrooms, a sun room, kitchen, dining room, and part of a living room, 2 coats each, with the big jug, and still have some leftover. The kitchen and dining room areas had been refinished probably in the last 10-15ish years and looked fine, but I put this on them anyway, and it brought a level of shine and brightness to them that cleaning never could. On the areas that desperately need refinishing, it gave them a much more polished look and a shine that didn't exist at all before. It brought them from looking terrible, to looking okay. 😅 I easily applied it all myself, and for $50ish plus maybe $15 for a Walmart sponge mop and the recommended microfiber mop cover, it was absolutely worth every penny. I would absolutely recommend this to anyone looking for a quick, cheap face-lift for their hardwood floors, no matter what condition they are in.

This is the best way to refresh your wood floors. Easy to use, makes your floors look fabulous

It really makes the timber look new. Love how it shines and its so easy to apply as well.

A fantastic shine to floors

I have a 10-year-old hardwood floor. It was dull with wear. I was worried it would cause problems with adding a coating since I am not a handyman in any way. I used it and it turned my dull floor (looked dirty no matter how much I clean it) into almost brand new! I'm so happy I did it. It comes out fast like cloudy water. I used a microfiber cloth on a swifter to gild the product with a super-light touch. It was so easy. I left it to dry for 1 day. I vacuumed it first. Then used a swifter dry cloth to pick up any lint. Then I poured it right on the hardwood going a bit/section at a time. The jug was really heavy and it leaked all over my hands so be careful. I would totally recommend doing it to add shine.