I have some spots in my tile floor where the shine is gone...will this producto restore the shine?
938755
We only used it on hardwood floors it is not permanent shine. It's an oily. Shine.
938756
I bought this product and liked it, but the new finish didn't last. But, I may need a more professional resurfacing fir my floor. Sorry I'm not much help.....
938757
It worked good on my wood floor. I double coated it in high traffic areas. Only problem I found was that when doing normal cleaning (washing floor with regular water or water with pine sol or other cleaner added) the shine dissipates. So I'm thinking I have to redo it a lot, not just once.
938758
I used this on my kitchen floor and initially it looked really good. After several times mopping, the shine disappeared; however, if used again it shines again for awhile.
2221625
I would think "no" since it dries on very smooth and shiny/glossy. The only chance you would have is to buy the additive that gives this product traction. If you do use this product for walking surfaces, I would suggest the additional additive for traction, anyway. Since you will want to apply tile/grout to it in your case, you too should benefit from the additive.
1140800
This is a great product for making slippery tile less slippery, however, if you have a glossy tile, it will take away the shine and you have to be very careful on dark tile to make sure you apply evenly or it will look stained. Proper application and attention to detail makes this a great product for slippery tile.
1633029
Yes, I did. I used the cleaner in a more diluted form, then the shine. My floors were Pergo and were dull and tired. They came out beautiful and lustrous. You should try it. I was getting my former house ready for listing and tried it on 8 year old floors. I sold the house in a week!
831239
No, it does not give the high shine I was looking for. I first used it straight but it made my floor sticky. Now I use it diluted (1/2 water) and it leaves the floor less tacky (but still is a little). No shine. For hardwood floor, I used to use Pinesol (diluted) and I received many compliments that my floor was shiny. For other surfaces, I find Bona Multisurface works the best and it gives the surface sheen with no stickiness.
45874
I have used on glazed tiles and travertine. My housekeeper has used several different types of cleaning products and on my cobalt blue glazed tiles there is always streaks. With Once and done, you do not have to rinse and there is no residue always a shine. Sorry, but I am not familiar with your tiles but I would try it.
2270071
No, it just shines it so they are not so obvious. You get a great shine, it just does not last once you start wiping with a wet cloth after use.
5172
I use this product on my hardwood floor, and it leaves a beautiful shine...however, it does dull the color of my linoleum floor...
831240
I've used it on wood floor and linoleum. It does leave a shine, but only if you dilute the product significantly in water. If you don't dilute enough, it can leave a cloudy residue.
2065459
Hi! I have laminae floors by Quick-Step, this product seems to work great. But the floors originally aren't shiny - they are in between matte and a little shine... So not sure how this product would act on your floors. You can buy small spray bottle at Lowe's and return if you don't like it. Versus buying online and not able to return.
1663316
Yes, the shine stays longer and better. However, make sure the floor is completely dry.
2271003
I think it works fine (but don't leave in one spot longer than others, I have noticed a definite difference in the color when I did). I have found that 'Bar Keeper's Friend' (a powder cleaner available at most grocery stores) works just as well as is not as pricey.. (this was recommended by a tile installer I know, and has worked well).
1416317
Definitely depends on your wear and tear in you location. One way to tell is in a hallway or other area....compare the outer edges to the bigger body area of flooring and if you see a significant difference in sheen it maybe time to recoat. Remember the shinier that you go the faster you will have to reapply.
1861953
If the finish you have looks shiny like Chrome, it will work nicely to bring the shine back and remove very light scratches. I have seen nickel faucets that have a slightly matte (flat-not-too-shiny) finish, and Simichrome will tend to polish them a bit more shiny.
38498
I wpuld guess that it would clean it to get the spots out, however you probably would need to soak i and re soak it several times in dawn to make sure the chemical is not remaining.
1997011
It will give a deep shine and protective coat to any hardwood floor, but will do nothing to the stains. They will be visible pretty much as they are now thru the protective coating.
2190254
What kind of spots? Shoes? Dirt?I really like this product and I have used it on many different types of floors and they all looked good. When my bottle starts to run low, I add a bit of water and for some reason... It works even better. And to answer your question... Yes! It does a good job on bamboo floors. What I do is I put the product in a spray bottle. I go around spraying the floors (it starts softening the dirt and grime) and then I use a damp bona pad. It never fails.