Bourne Traffic Wax 5 litres

I have to polish a unsealed parquet floor weekly at work that gets white marks from water spillages and this is amazing , I put in spray bottle spray on marks and buff up , it’s the best you can buy and this is the best price on market , lasts me 6 month recommend this 💯 %

This polish is easy to apply and polishes up to a tough, bright shine. The shine seems to last quite a long time between applications. The solvent has a powerful odour and requires good ventilation - but that is probably true for all wax floor polishes.

This is THE go to product for quarry, wood floors. I'm a professional contractor who used this 30 years ago. Needed to spruce up a listed building ready for sale. Guess what Google showed and having used it, as brilliant as ever! Can use a buffing machine or mop/cloth to buff up.

Good stuff, and it goes along way too. we tried applying it first with a spray bottle, but its too thick to be able to spray, so we used a brush instead, and then buffed it with a Ewbank floor polisher. The floors look good now.

A good polish for wooden floors- sold in sensible quantity. Creates a good hard shine and with regular buffing will come up shiny again and again before requiring re-application. It should be used sparingly so a five litre container will last well. Good value.

I always use this product because I consider it to be the best, it has a very high shine but not slippery. I have now found I can get it at a reasonable price on the Internet so that is very good news for me.

Did not do much for our oak floor to be honest. Used a karcher floor buffer.

This is a similar price to the Johnsons Traffic wax I used previously. However, most of the liquid appears to be solvent. ½ litre of Traffic wax paste was enough to shine a terracotta floor 5m X 8m, but 2 ½ litres of the liquid are required for the same floor, making this liquid polish very expensive. Furthermore, it is impossible to obtain a real shine - a low sheen is the best it will do. For terracotta and other stone floors, these liquid waxes are hopeless: Don't waste your money. For terracotta and stone floors, buy a good wax paste.