32 oz. Professional High-Gloss Wood Floor Restorer

Good shine for a non-buffing product. Dries quickly. Scuff resistant. Picture shows difference between treated floor after drying and a spot I missed near the table leg.

Oh I could do a commercial for this stuff. I’ve always been a fan for shiny floors and mine look like glass now. I am hooked. Thank you, thank you, thank you. PS I put my floor pic on facebook and I’ve got several more people that are wanting it and one went out and bought it that evening

My floors are pretty worn in some spots, and they need to be professionally refinished. This works ok in the mean time. I wasn't wowed but it definitely darkened some of the lighter spots on the floor. Picture attached is the worst spot, before and after.

I bought this product and I'm glad I did,this is my 2nd time using it on my floors,(look like a professional did it ) just 1 coat and this is my result(look at picture)clean shine n gloss

My engineered hard wood Floors look amazing after using this product . You must follow the directions and it was better when I didn’t splatter the product when applying the S pattern to the floor.

Amazing results with just one coat!

Love this product, it brought my floors back to life!

After buying product and all new items to use it, floors smeared and scratched the first time pets walked on it. Nothing would remove smears. Had to remove product.

I used this on 18 year old Bruce oak parquet floors. For years I have been using a Johnson no buff one step (liquid) floor wax. I had years of wax build up that I had not kept up with the past year and half which resulted in extreme dirt buildup on the floor's high traffic area. I followed the Rejuvenate directions to strip the old wax off. I did this with mineral spirits by using a rag and liberally applying the mineral spirits in a 3 x 3 foot section and just rubbed off the old wax. This process wasn't that difficult, and much easier than I ever would have expected. After I completed this process I used the Rejuvenate wood floor cleaner to clean any residue from the mineral spirits. Followed the Rejuvenate cleaner directions and let dry for an hour or so. Following the Rejuvenate Wood Floor Restorer directions I applied a coat of the High Gloss Rejuvenate Finish. The floor looked great. I let it harden over night and the next day applied a second coat. Even with one coat of the Rejuvenate floor finish, the floor looked new. But, with the second coat It looks fantastic. A couple of things to keep in mind; first, a second coat will fill and even out any missed spots or thinly applied spots and will give you a finish that makes it almost impossible to see any imperfections in your application of the Rejuvenate Restore Finish. Second, if your floor has extremely worn spots where the original polyurethane finish and the original stain coloring is worn away, the Rejuvenate will make it look much better, but will not make it look like it is out of the box new. My suggestion is that if your floor has such worn spots that you might want to try getting some minwax (or other brand) stain and match the color of the original stain as best as you can before applying the Rejuvenate Floor Restorer Finish. If someone from Rejuvenate reads this review, I would be interested in hearing their opinion on this DIY fix to add color back to a wood floor that has had its stain color worn away. Pictures below show cleaning of floor with mineral spirits. It was pretty dirty. The middle picture shows one hour after applying the 1st coat of Rejuvenate Floor Restorer Finish. The picture to the right shows the floor after the second coat of Rejuvenate Floor Restorer Finish - note this picture doesn't show its due justice since it was snowing and getting dark outside and I didn't turn on any lights in the room. But it is awesome, I would highly recommend this product. I'm going to use their other products on my kitchen Armstrong linoleum no-wax flooring that is 18 years old and in good shape, but just needs its shine back

I used this on 18 year old Bruce oak parquet floors. For years I have been using a Johnson no buff one step (liquid) floor wax. I had years of wax build up that I had not kept up with the past year and half which resulted in extreme dirt buildup on the floor's high traffic area. I followed the Rejuvenate directions to strip the old wax off. I did this with mineral spirits by using a rag and liberally applying the mineral spirits in a 3 x 3 foot section and just rubbed off the old wax. This process wasn't that difficult, and much easier than I ever would have expected. After I completed this process I used the Rejuvenate wood floor cleaner to clean any residue from the mineral spirits. Followed the Rejuvenate cleaner directions and let dry for an hour or so. Following the Rejuvenate Wood Floor Restorer directions I applied a coat of the High Gloss Rejuvenate Finish. The floor looked great. I let it harden over night and the next day applied a second coat. Even with one coat of the Rejuvenate floor finish, the floor looked new. But, with the second coat It looks fantastic. A couple of things to keep in mind; first, a second coat will fill and even out any missed spots or thinly applied spots and will give you a finish that makes it almost impossible to see any imperfections in your application of the Rejuvenate Restore Finish. Second, if your floor has extremely worn spots where the original polyurethane finish and the original stain coloring is worn away, the Rejuvenate will make it look much better, but will not make it look like it is out of the box new. My suggestion is that if your floor has such worn spots that you might want to try getting some minwax (or other brand) stain and match the color of the original stain as best as you can before applying the Rejuvenate Floor Restorer Finish. If someone from Rejuvenate reads this review, I would be interested in hearing their opinion on this DIY fix to add color back to a wood floor that has had its stain color worn away. Pictures below show cleaning of floor with mineral spirits. It was pretty dirty. The middle picture shows one hour after applying the 1st coat of Rejuvenate Floor Restorer Finish. The picture to the right shows the floor after the second coat of Rejuvenate Floor Restorer Finish - note this picture doesn't show its due justice since it was snowing and getting dark outside and I didn't turn on any lights in the room. But it is awesome, I would highly recommend this product. I'm going to use their other products on my kitchen Armstrong linoleum no-wax flooring that is 18 years old and in good shape, but just needs its shine back.