Can I use this on a stained concrete floor that's lost it's luster?
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Yes, you can certainly use our Quick Shine Floor Finish on your stained concrete floors. First start with a clean dry surface. We would recommend first using our Quick Shine Multi-Surface Floor Cleaner or clean with plain tap water. Once the floor is completely dry you can then apply the floor finish.
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I really have no idea. It works great on everything I have found but a concrete floor may become to slippery perhaps. I myself would like an answer to that myself. good luck
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Yes, I actually sanded and stained mine a much darker reddish color to match our floors, worked great.
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Yes. The label says, "Hope's Floor Revive is great for use on most sealed floors including: vinyl, no-wax, linoleum, sealed wood, marble, slate, terrazzo, and concrete." It also says to check for compatibility before using and not to use it on unsealed floors.
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I would think so. Mine bleached through in several places. Not sure, but the floor still may have had moisture in it, even though I let it dry overnight. I'll need to but another kit and try to "touch up" several places. I really can't recommend any floor epoxy over an old garage floor. Just impossible to get up all the old oil stains, etc. Good luck.
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It works on concrete floor that was stained/painted. Have not tried it on totally porous concrete.
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I don't think this will fix your problem as it sounds as if your floor has lost its color under the rug and this product cannot restore color
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You would have to de-blacken the scratches and possibly fill them in with wood putty, if needed. As a clear varnish, this would otherwise heighten the contrast between the scratches and the floor. Alternatively, you could just go with the distressed look and pretend you did it on purpose.
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I used it on stained concrete tile floors, and liked it. But the packaging says that, among other surfaces, it is also good for varnished wood.
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It would require a power tool; a drill with a rotary buffer pad would work. This is not something you can apply by hand. Good luck! After nearly a year, my floors still shine like glass.
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It worked on my tile floor. It takes some practice to match the color but the repair is very strong.
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No, not well. We applied three coats to our concrete counter tops and it did nothing but make the water bead a little. We ended up using tung oil and that made the biggest difference. Soapstone is meant to be oiled and resists stains better than concrete naturally.
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I did not strip the floors, I am guessing it depends what is on them. We used it on a polished concrete floor. Really really good results on an otherwise dismal finish. I highly recommend.
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I have only used it on carpet and it is fantastic; for set stains, I often need a second application. I would check with the company about use on tiles.
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Yes it will clean old stains well but you must pretreat the stain first let it soak for about 30 minutes and clean as usual if that doesn't work retreat until you nolonger see the stain it may take several treatments to clean it up depending on how long the stain has been their. Good luck on your success in cleaning this.P.S. I would be lost if not for my scruber it was the best buy I made great also on ceramic tile flooring cleans grout to a new finish .
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The floor is shiny after cleaning but the shine doesn't last for more than a few days. Then again, I do have a fairly hairy dog so maybe that isn't helping prolong the shine. I'm fairly certain you can use it on any type of flooring. I have bamboo flooring and it works very well on that. It also smells nice and dries fairly quickly.
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though coloring the concrete might seem an easy task, getting a consistent color is not. Personally, I set with uncolored concrete, and after it has cured I use concrete stain....turns out great, and gives you more control over color, and patterns
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I don't think you'll have any stain issues; however, having said that, I see on Google where you can get stain remover for Bluestone. As for securing, the mats are solid and securing should not be an issue.