Willl this product help shine new laminate that is dull out of the box?
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Yes it does. I use the Bona professional cleaner a lot to clean up after kids and animals. I use the refresher and it makes it look new
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No. You have to clean your floors first, let them dry, and then bring out a nice shine with this product.
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Patch it first, sand it and it should work just fine. I had knife cuts and dings in the old laminate and I patched and sanded them and it turned out great! I did this on the kitchen counters in my rental house about 9 years ago and it has held up through all the renters just fine. If the formula has not changed and you follow the instructions and do the work properly it will provide you with years of use and it looks great!
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It should work fine, I used it on a pair of frames that were black & clear. The clear part was dull and white in spots, the polish restored the clear part and polished the black to a nice sheen! Try it on the inside first, and go from there!
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As yet I have not needed to sharpen the blade but a qualified local blade sharpener could surely do the job, although a good handyman I would not attempt it myself. At some point it will be necessary to purchase to purchase a new one and replacing is quite easy.I hope this is usefulThe unit makes laying a laminate floor a breeze.Richard Nova Scotia Canada
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I use The Shine any time my hair looks a little dull. It is a light product that does not have a lot of buildup. I love it!Chris
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Yes. I tried another product and went back to Quick Shine. Quick Shine really does the job. The company also sells a floor wash that removes old products.This takes a few applications but it is easy and worth it. Apply the quick shine and your floors really do smile!
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I use this product on my hardwood floor, and it leaves a beautiful shine...however, it does dull the color of my linoleum floor...
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I just squirt some on the floor and with my mop that I got with it I spread it around... In this case I have found a little goes long ways when you smooth it out. I have had my laminated floor since 2003 and with that using that it looks brand new and shines so nice....
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Joan, probably not. It works best on paper. On laminated surfaces it doesn't give a solid vibrant line.
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Id try something else like Semi-Chrome or Noxon. This is more of a Polish than a rust remover / Chrome Cleaner. Although it may do the trick, you can try it but Id say to buy a can, only if you have other uses for it... this stuff lasts a good bit and works great for shining stuff up.
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Hello yes it gives a sheen shine when we use it at first but after about 3 coats it looks really shiney and brite hope it works for you.
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I would imagine yes. It did a great job on natural wood which is much softer and more absorbent. I would experiment to see just how long you need to leave it before it softens the shine coat.
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yes, U can use on any wood showing dull signs and apply it to shine them. However, U must clean the wood first with a piece of cloth before applying it with another piece of cloth and rub them on back and forth. The older the wood is the more U need to apply on. Give it a week and check to see if it dries out but not shining yet, give it another coat. U will be happy using it to all your house furniture. I know I do as well as my neighbors since my husband recently bought several bottles and I gave out to my friends to shine their dull furniture. Thanks.
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I used it on a solid top counter top that I had sanded out some scratches. I guess you need a pro to sand it down properly toan original shine. This product did nothing.
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Cody, I just tried it and it works. The dry marker doesn't seem to be very dark on the laminate but is does go and the dry erasers take it back off. Hope this helps.
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Sorry for the delay in this response. The polish specifically mentions it can be used on the following laminates or solid countertop materials. One of them is likely yours: Formica, Corian, Swanstone, Wilsonart, Nevamar, Gibraltar, Avonite, Surell, Pionite, Fountainhead.