Lundmark WaxSuper Gloss Floor Wax, 32-Ounce

It does what I wanted;As an old Store Manager,in the days where liquid wax was popular;West Chemicals,Dustbane Manufactured,Ottawa,wax stripper,wax sealers,ant-slip wax and a few more ;today all these product are maybe sold differently ,and most people selling these products don't even know what they are selling

always use this on my floors and always very happy with results

When I was a kid, waxing the kitchen floor was a weekly chore, using paste wax and a lot of elbow grease. As times “progressed” homeowners could choose from a huge selection of brands of one-step liquid floor waxes that required no buffing and would last for many months before a repeat application. Today, if you search the shelves of even a well-stocked store you will find (maybe) one brand of home floor wax available. In fact when I asked an associate at the big orange home improvement hardware store recently he looked at me like I just stepped off a spaceship from another galaxy. People simply do not wax their floors anymore, perhaps due to newer flooring materials and personal preference … no one is really interested in having a shiny kitchen floor these days.But I wanted a tough high-gloss waxed finish in the newly-installed vinyl floor in my guest bathroom … both for appearance and ease of maintenance. The only readily available suitable floor waxes were either commercial-grade (meant to be used with power buffers) or this product from Lundmark.Lundmark’s website indicates that some retail stores might carry it but none in my area do, so I bought the quart-sized container from Amazon. The price is reasonable, about the same as any floor-care product sold at retail and the seller packs it well to avoid leakage in shipping.The new floor in my bathroom has a simulated marble pattern with close to 50% of the floor exposed to view. The pattern is actually quite convincing and we choose it for the warmth of vinyl over real marble or other stone material. The only thing that was missing was the high gloss of real marble.The flooring is new and only needed a quick wipe with a damp mop before applying the Lundmark product. The instructions are specific that it should be applied with a clean cloth in a very thin layer, with additional layers added if a higher gloss is desired. I followed the instructions and was very pleased with the result. Not only did this wax give the floor a nice sheen like you would find in the marble lobby of a commercial building, but the liquid wax filled in the areas between the floor tiles and helped make it look like one continuous polished stone surface.Unlike buffed paste waxes, the Lundmark product resulted in a glossy floor without it being slippery, the perfect combination for the guest bathroom. As an experiment I also applied it to the faux marble countertop which had become dulled with age and was very happy with the new glossy look I got.CAUTION: I tried this to seal and finish a newly laid laminate wood floor and the edges of the laminate immediately started to curl. I had to tear up the entire floor and throw it away. From my experience I would highly recommend NOT using this on laminate/wood floors. I have not lowered my rating because nowhere does the manufacturer state that this product is safe for laminate/wood floors.

We searched all over for floor wax....it seems like most people are not using it and most places do not carry it. We needed it for preserving ceramic lawn ornaments and it works perfectly for our purposes. We are glad we found it. It is a little pricey....but the product is great.

I like the product because it leaves a good shine.