Can I use this instead of wax after I seal my new linoleum floor? - I'm trying to get max shine on a checkerboard floor. Thanks!
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This is an excellent cleaning product to cut grease , dirt, and grime , but it probably would eat the wax off your floors , instead of shine enhancing! There is a natural cleaning company called Method, and I have seen floor care products from them, check them out, and I hope you find something that fits your need! Take care , James L.
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Use it just the way it is. We have Laminit floors, it didn't make it shine the way I wanted. I like using the Bona for wood floors better.
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I apply it the old fashion way...rags. Because you are cleaning the floor and waxing at the same time, you need to have multiple rags handy. They will get very dirty. I go over some spots several times. You will know where that is needed as you apply One Step. I've been using One Step yearly for a very long time and get compliments on my hardwood floors all the time. Good luck!
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Not sure I would use this on hardwood floors, unless you have/use a buffer. Since it is a wax, it is best left on to dry, then rubbed off. I use Murphy's oil soap on my floors, and have good results.
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this is not a wax,,,just a sealer...I don't know that I would try it for any other application. It works well as intended. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful
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Can't imagine what Quick Shine could have done to "ruin" your floors. It is simply a low-grade version of what your floors were probably sealed with in the first place. We use it on hardwood and tile floors that have lost their shine in 42 rental units and our home. It wears off with use, but takes quite a while (which is good from my point of view). But you can probably remove it with whatever is used to remove polyurethane. So confusing that you don't love it!
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yes - we had the very same situation as you - the dura seal works really well, though there is a bit more of an effort required (we purchased an electric buffer) to buff the floor after applying -in spite of the extra effort, the product does as good a job or better than the bruce wax
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Frankly I do not know about linoleum. But, if you want to know you could check with the company who makes it. I use it on laminate floors.
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I wish I had some dark paste, because I have dark colored floors. I've been using the light paste on mine. But my guess is, unless you have serious scratches on your light floor, the dark paste shouldn't affect your color. It would only do that if there was a scratch to penetrate. Otherwise, it's just a wax finish
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I used it on older linoleum tile. It worked well. It looks shiny and wears well.
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I used this on my kitchen linoleum. It worked well. I don't think it increased the slipperiness of the floor, but if you have floor that is already slippery when wet, I don't think it will help the situation
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If it were me - and an all wood floor, I would clean it with Murphy's Soap (read and follow instructions to the "T") and after a complete dying period, use Johnson's paste wax. Lots of work, but the buffer will also scrub. When you lay the wax down, do in in light, even, coats and let it dry - buff with bristle brush first and then lambs wool. You may need to do a couple of coats...best of luck.
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This is best used as a GLAZE. So it should go on after paint has been clay barred and polished and before a good sealant. There are NO abrasive qualities so it is NOT a polish. Wax usually has carnuba in it in some quantity and this has none. It can be used as a sealant but there are better longer lasting products to go over it as a sealant.
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You can use it safely on old floors. Minwax is excellent for cleaning the wood, it does not add shine. It works perfectly on unfinished wood without discoloring. But it won't blend the compromised parts back in with the finished areas.
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I don't know how to answer that question because this product is a cleaner. It says "Specially formulated for all no-wax, urethane finished hardwood and laminate floors." I'm sorry.
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I use it on oak flooring that is 45 years old. Used to use Tayor heavy duty floor wax but they stopped making it. found this as a substitute. Sometimes I use past wax.
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Nicole - Thank you for the email. Have you sealed the repair and now are trying to dull the shine down? If so, this is because the shine in the sealer is high and if your tile is a flat it will be tough. I would suggest taking some nail polish remover or rubbing alcohol and rubbing the area softly to remove the lacquer and this will also dull the shine down slightly. After this dries, you can then use the white side to dull the shine more. After it at the shine you want, then you can stop. You do not need to use the clear pen if the shine is low. The repair will be sealed already and the higher shine is not needed. This should get you to where you need to be. Thank you