Revive and Restore Your Floors with PRO SHOT 22823 Industrial Re-Newing Floor Restorer - 32 ounces Review

Very easy to use. I vacuumed my hardwood floors and then mopped twice. I used a microfiber towel on the Swiffer's head to apply Pro Shot to the floor. I just sprayed it next to me and did a 10-12 foot smudge at a time. It left some streaks, but that's because I used the wrong applicator. Others complained about scratches, but I had them. The scratch was my fault too, and what would have happened would have scratched every surface! Anyone who complains about scratches simply doesn't know how to…

I don't know how this product gets such good reviews. I used it on my bamboo floors and immediately after applying it the floors looked amazingly shiny again. The next day I start to see scratches here and there and they get worse. After 2 weeks it started chipping in various places leaving floors with shiny spots in small areas between the matte areas. It literally broke my floor. I had to rent a floor buffer to take it off which was very tiring and I couldn't take it off completely. I am sure

I use this on natural wood and vinyl floors, works great. I read in a review that it leaves a film on the floor that looks like Elmer's glue. I've been using this for several years and this has never happened; So I would suggest testing it in a hidden part of the room before using it. Also sticky comment. I wash floors before applying; It also says to use a very thin coat, which I do. It is possible that it will become sticky if you apply it too thickly. Again not sure. My husband and I live on

I just bought a house and the previous owner didn't pay much attention to the wooden floors. I bought it on a whim based on the reviews, hoping it might at least improve her looks. Holy buckets, has it ever done. I applied it with a mop and sponge and then went to collect the boxes. Came back a few hours later and my sister and I literally walked in and said wow! Looks like I repainted the floors. I actually made a second app (not because it's not cool but because my floors were so bad) and…

We have 3200m² of Brazilian cherry flooring. Feet beaten by the first owners. I've tried all the products available to make sure they look decent. Pro Shot was the best of all. It also looks great on our marble floors in the bathrooms. I even tried it on our vintage dining table and it worked great. I've been using Bona products this year since we bit the bullet and renovated the floors. But I'm back to Pro Shot products. Update: January 21st 2018 18 months after we sanded and sealed all the…

We have 3200 square feet of Brazilian cherry floors that were chipped by the original owners. I've tried all the products available to make sure they look decent. Pro Shot was the best of all. It also looks great on our marble floors in the bathrooms. I even tried it on our vintage dining table and it worked great. I've been using Bona products this year since we bit the bullet and renovated the floors. But I'm back to Pro Shot products. Update: January 21st 2018 18 months after we sanded and…

I have been using Pro Shot for at least 25 years. Last but not least, it is a water-based product with no VOCs and no petroleum. When I first started buying it, the only place I could find it was in a catalog (maybe it was Gaiam?) that sold yoga products and eco-friendly cleaning products — a puzzling combination for those of us who don't clean our yoga clothes. I recommend following the manufacturer's instructions. When I first bought the product, I also bought a parquet wax applicator. It has

Full disclosure - my hardwood floors scratch. After 7 years of use, 2 big dogs, 2 kids and an overzealous cleaning lady this is a wreck. I've used almost every cleaner made: Murphy's Oil Soap, Mop and Glo, Orange Stuff, Floor Mate, Bona, Swiffer Wet Jet - you name it, I've used it. About 5 years ago we even had one of those companies that didn't sand floors. You looked amazing. two weeks long. I almost gave up. I accidentally found Pro Shot here at Revain while looking for another floor…