Weiman Wood Floor Polish and Restorer 32 Ounce (2 Pack) - High-Traffic Hardwood Floor, Natural Shine, Removes Scratches, Leaves Protective Layer

Look, just get the proper tools to do this. You've GOT to vacuum, vacuum again, vacuum again, vacuum again, and vacuum again. Then, make sure your windows are closed and your fans are off. Literally any spec that lands on your floor or is left on your floor when you apply this IS going to basically be fossilized into your nice new glossy floor. But once you're sure there is NOTHING on the floor, get yourself the equivalent of a squeegee with some fuzz on it (it looks like a pole with a paint roller on the end, but it applies it without the paint roller lines, just smoothly), and LET IT DRY! I leave it at least 60 mins. More if I can manage it. I also walk on the floor with a fleece blanket for the first day afterwards (the dogs love this - not). But man...when it's done, it's like you have a new floor. Do you need to do it "often" - meh depends on how much you use your floors and they get dog scratches on them or what have you. It CAN be affected by some cleaners (like if you scrub somewhere, some chemicals seem to "eat away" at the finish)...I usually use a little steel wool, even out the area and do a little spot fix. I don't LIKE doing that but whatever. I had wood floors for 10 years in a place I rented and when I left I got my entire security deposit back, in part, because of this product. Not for the faint of heart. Not a quick fix. But a beautiful finish if you're willing to work at it. Practice makes perfect - but so does the right tools.

es una muy buen producto par limpiar los pisos de madera y dejarlos brillantes. solo me gustaria que tuviera un aroma agradable

Our wooden floors are over 100 years old. There are scuffs and marks everywhere as you would expect. It didn’t use to bother me much but it’s gotten a lot worse over the past year—to the point where it scratched and injured our dog’s foot. That was the turning point for us.We considered getting it redone but alas we don’t have the funds for that right now. So we did the next best thing and that’s to use a floor restorer. It’s our first time dealing with this kind of project but I have to say it’s easier than what I had imagined. I followed the instructions to the t and got some great results. It didn’t fix all the problems, like the splinters are still there but it has for sure made our floors look nicer. It’s now a lot shinier than before. Scratches are also less visible.Using the floor restorer:We started by cleaning the floors thoroughly with a vacuum. Then we used our flat dust mop to remove dirt and dust. Finally, we opened the bottle of restorer and applied that to the hardwood. It dried quickly and we were able to put on the second layer after 30 minutes. We contemplated on whether or not to add a third layer but it looked good enough with two so we left it at that. The smell isn’t exactly great but fortunately it went away after an hour.The next step is to see how long the two layers will last. I read in some reviews that it’s generally durable so I have my fingers crossed that I won’t have to re-do it for a while. I will update my review when I need to get them redone so you all know how long it works for. As it is…right now however I am satisfied with the product and would give it a full 5/5!

I was starting to get discouraged by the constant wear and tear on my hardwood floors. Scratches were becoming more noticeable, and the shine seemed dull. But then I discovered Weiman Wood Floor Polish and Restorer, and let me tell you, it's a game-changer!This product is fantastic! It not only restored a beautiful natural shine to my 30-year-old apartment floor, but it also buffed out most of those pesky scratches. Plus, it leaves a protective layer that gives me peace of mind knowing my floors are better equipped to handle everyday wear.

I was slightly dissapointed based on all the stellar reviews and before & afters. It did improve the look of my floors but I guess my expectations were too high. Granted, they are in terrible shape. Whoever owned this house before did ZERO maintenance. FYI This was 2 coats.

I was using this on floors that are about 80 years old and have had hard treatment by various residents. There are places where the floor is completely worn through the shellac and even the stain is worn off. I was worried because it says not to use on untreated floors, but I figured it couldn't possibly make it worse. So after a good cleaning I followed the directions and mopped over the whole floor. I waited an hour or so then put on the second coat. The difference from before is impressive. The parts of the floor that still had finish have a nice semi-gloss shine. The bare wood doesn't shine exactly but does look so dried out and sad. My husband's comment was the best description- "It looks old but clean." And that's exactly what it is. Very thankful to the man (Fred?) whose description of cleaning floors in his rental house recommended Weiman as the best of the "repair" products. He also recommended Zep for cleaning and that stuff is amazing too.

Our hardwood floor is the original flooring installed when the house was first built in the 1950’s. Needless to say, they are old - and definitely need a lot of help! (In the high traffic areas). We were having company for thanksgiving and I needed to do something fast. I ordered this product hoping it would help the floor in the one really bad area our elderly, sick dog “took” to. I was absolutely amazed and delighted to see how great the floor looked after just one application. The next day I did another application and was even more excited about how great they looked! It was SOOO easy to use too! Clean the floor, let it dry, squirt the product directly on the floor and rub it evenly. (I used a plain swiffer pad). That’s it! No mixing, measuring, rinsing, nothing. I absolutely love this! I wish I had known about how great it is a long time ago! I HIGHLY recommend this to everyone!