Can it be used to restore "shine" to laminate countertops?
901144
This is an age old wax in the English tradition with wood furniture. Laminate? No. It gets absorbed into wood and then you buff. It shows off grain so well, it's amazing. A long process for working on dusting and waxing your wood furniture.
1283854
It definitely can, but Granite has a natural shine all alone, I would not use it on Granite. My counters are a dull finish and I wanted them to shine and look nice. That is why I use this product.
1288364
It is an undermount sink. Therefore I do not believe it can be used with laminate. Quartz, granite, marble it can be used with. Hope that helps
220554
I really don't know if it would do all that. Probably worth a try. I'd call Kohler and ask if there's another product they have that would restore the shine. We had an old bathtub and ended up having it recoated. Looks fantastic.
1592850
No, it is for poly finished hard woods only. I believe they make one for laminate though! It is the best polish we have used!
1058847
It`s not ment for bare wood. It reacts with the original finish and brings back the shine. It works well if and old finish is still there
595340
I would think the answer to that question is no. If you have an area that is rarely used to install this paint then it may work.....but if you are using your counters on a daily basis they will scratch and peel no matter how much you take care not to let it happen!
733535
I am not sure. Sorry. I use it to clean and keep the counters protected (sealed). I would contact company on what they recommend will bring back the luster. They make great products!! I have loved everything I have purchased from them.
908353
For a laminate it more than likely will leave somewhat of a shine. As it clearly does this, even on a wood fly that is dried out.I have used it hardwood floors in many of my rentals and I have been happy with the results each and every time.
1323961
I doubt that this wax is suitable for countertops of any kind. It is primarily intended for use on such things as certain kinds of jewelry, picture frames, and decorative objects. I have never used it for surfaces that have a lot of wear, such as countertops, and I don't think that would work well.
917110
I would use with care on cultured marble, testing a small area first. I use it in my travertine shower but the finish is rough not glossy. I would not use it on my shiny marble kitchen countertops. Cultured marble is supposed to have a man made polymer sealant of some sort so if that seal is good you shouldn't have a problem.
257659
I know they make a product for laminate surfaces - but I have no idea if this (stainless steel) product would also be suitable - you need to contact them and ask. Sorry I just don't know. There number is: 800-650-5699 or email your question to info@gianigranite.com
928633
I would guess it depends what shape your countertop is in to start with. The better it is, the more shine it would leave. I use it once a month on my countertop to repel stains and water marks while providing lustre. I was all set to get a new countertop until I tried this product. It works for me, and if you try it, I hope it works equally for you.
1749758
To be honest, I don't know. However, their website states, "Protects and Shines Hardwood, Laminate, Vinyl, Tile, and Stone." Therefore, until researching the product further, I would not use this product. My suggestion would be to contact the company directly with this question. Hope this helps and good luck!
350032
I used this on a coffee table I restored that was wood. It was awesome ! I don't think you would have any problems with the laminate. It is a really tough clear coat.
843180
Yes, this product should help bring back the finish. They also sell a wax I recommend that will bring back the shine.
632718
It is used to remove wax-type build-ups. If you have used one of the Quick Shine Finishes on your laminate floors and/or someother product (ie: mop & glow) that needs removed, then yes you can use it on your laminate to remove them. It is not a "cleaner" but more of a "stripper." I also think it would take original laminate finishes off. I would call the company, if you have very specific questions about using it on laminate.