Can I use Bruce's liquid wax for lighter floors on my darker oak floors?
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Yes, I've found that the lighter color works better on dark floors. The darker wax can add undesired color to an older floor.
1779689
We use it on our solid oak floors. It is basically colorless after buffing, only leaving a "glow". Have had no problems.
1779690
If the oak itself is dark, the liquid wax for lighter floors won't make it lighter. If it's dark because it has had dark wax applied, then, sorry, but then it will be necessary to face the music and take off the old wax. After getting off the old and maybe sanding, then go to lighter wax.
871008
Not sure I would use this on hardwood floors, unless you have/use a buffer. Since it is a wax, it is best left on to dry, then rubbed off. I use Murphy's oil soap on my floors, and have good results.
1589500
If it were me - and an all wood floor, I would clean it with Murphy's Soap (read and follow instructions to the "T") and after a complete dying period, use Johnson's paste wax. Lots of work, but the buffer will also scrub. When you lay the wax down, do in in light, even, coats and let it dry - buff with bristle brush first and then lambs wool. You may need to do a couple of coats...best of luck.
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This is an excellent cleaning product to cut grease , dirt, and grime , but it probably would eat the wax off your floors , instead of shine enhancing! There is a natural cleaning company called Method, and I have seen floor care products from them, check them out, and I hope you find something that fits your need! Take care , James L.
123215
Hi, thanks for your answer. You can buy the liquid cleaner on Amazon.com. I've checked our catalog and found the Libman 2047006 Liquid Hardwood Floor Cleaner on the following link:
795778
Try not to use too much because it will eventually build up on your floors and cause aslight discoloration. So use it sparingly, spreading it evenly and thinly. However you use it it does go quickly but really can transform for floors for the better. So well worth it.
1264467
I doubt it. Why are you using the light wood polish? I used the dark cover polish on my dark cherry floors and it didnot change the color, but brightened it up. The scratch came out darker however.
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I have not tried on my wood floors. I have used it on my tiled kitchen floors. We bought our home 3 years ago and after years of wax build up the floor were yellow. This is the only product that has worked. It works almost on contact. I used it right out of the container, pour onto the wax build up area, let it set for a few min. and I actually scrubbed the first time on my hands and knees. My floor came out beautifully. Restored to original luster. I love this stuff. I do plan to do the wood floors this spring. I hope this helps!
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I will work great. This wax is excellent as a topper coat over your favorite process. I use it on top of Zaino with great results on both dark and light cars.
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Basically you can use either a paste wax or a milk. I have three different kinds of flooring- Perco, Walnut, and Cork. The Walnut requires no wax; however, I use Bioshield's floor milk on the other two. You simply apply the floor milk with a cloth applicator; let it dry; then use Koblenz's grey buffing pads to give the floor a deep shine; and then follow with the lambs wool pads to give it a very smooth shine. (On the perco floor, I originally used Martha Stewart's Wood floor cleaner with no wax and just used the buffing pads to enhance the shine that comes naturally with the cleaner; but I get an even brighter shine with Bioshield's floor milk.) Basically you can use either a paste wax or a milk. I have three different kinds of flooring- Perco, Walnut, and Cork. The Walnut requires no wax; however, I use Bioshield's floor milk on the other two. You simply apply the floor milk with a cloth applicator; let it dry; then use Koblenz's grey buffing pads to give the floor a deep shine; and then follow with the lambs wool pads to give it a very smooth shine. (On the perco floor, I originally used Martha Stewart's Wood floor cleaner with no wax and just used the buffing pads to enhance the shine that comes naturally with the cleaner; but I... » Read More Basically you can use either a paste wax or a milk. I have three different kinds of flooring- Perco, Walnut, and Cork. The Walnut requires no wax; however, I use Bioshield's floor milk on the other two. You simply apply the floor milk with a cloth applicator; let it dry; then use Koblenz's grey buffing pads to give the floor a deep shine; and then follow with the lambs wool pads to give it a very smooth shine. (On the perco floor, I originally used Martha Stewart's Wood floor cleaner with no wax and just used the buffing pads to enhance the shine that comes naturally with the cleaner; but I get an even brighter shine with Bioshield's floor milk.) « Show Less
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The container says nothing about dark paint, or any particular paint. Therefore, I am sure it would be fine. Before this, use their 205 polish. You end up basically waxing twice, but what a high quality finish.
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I don't know for sure but it does a very good job on every floor I have used it on. It is fantastic wax . I would say try a small area out of sight. I would not be afraid to try it.
1442012
Hi, can Quick Shine be used on urethaned hardwood floors? I read somewhere not to use wax on this type of finish.
2015017
I use mineral spirits & fine steel wool to strip my hardwood floors so would use the same on wood furniture. You can also "google" for how to strip paste wax from furniture and maybe get some other ideas that would work better for you.
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This is designed for sealed wood floors. You can check with the Armstrong manufacturer to see if it is Ok. I love the way the product works on my wood floors; I would imagine it would be ok if you can use liquid on the Solarium flooring.
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This stuff might work on your floor but it depends on how much square footage you plan to degrease and how aggressive a degreasing you need to do. Remember most degreasers will also remove floor wax and damage synthetic flooring if too concentrated a solution is used. The degreasing solution will have to be removed once the grease is dissolved. A single application of the degreaser may not be enough to do the job thoroughly.
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I don't know. I used it on my quarry tile cellar floor and am very happy with it. After using the wax, I used another liquid wax I bought at the local supermarket to give it a higher gloss. I must say that we had our wood floors sanded and polyurethaned and were very happy with that.