Review on ✨ Revive Your High Traffic Hardwood Floors with Quick Shine Luster and Polish - 27 Fl. Oz. by Patrick Reid

The first coat of paint wasn't very impressive. It looked great when applied, then dried out and is still matte and a bit shiny. The second coat of paint impressed me and I thought it looked fine except for a few spots near the door to the kitchen where it could do with a little sanding to remove dirt so there is something to seal. Despite that area it looked damn good and I said why not as I still had plenty of time to apply the third coat and it was just drying. Given how my lobby floor looked, I think it would have cost six dollars to make it what it is now. As I said, it's all quick and doesn't take much time. Of course, I have a small area in the hallway of my apartment, so if you have a large area, you might need more of these things. I'd take a photo, but I don't think it'll do as well in a dark room, and in general, don't bother with the whole idea. This stuff works now, it's just the last moment. My cleaning lady comes in once a week and cleans the hall and I hope she still keeps her shine. If it takes six months I might do it twice a year to get good hardwoods. If the price of that product doesn't skyrocket. I might buy another one just to have if I need it in the future. Like I said, six bucks or so can't be beat.