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How To Remove Overspray From Walls & Other Surfaces

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I received a call the other day from a frustrated consumer who noticed his housekeeper splashed some Finish onto his painted walls, baseboards, leather furniture, and his ceramic tile in the upstairs bathroom while cleaning his hardwood floors.  I could just picture his housekeeper rocking to her favorite songs while cleaning away without careful attention to detail. It is important to remember when applying a Finish, that you are expecting long-term results and a whole lotta shine so detail is key in providing that new floor look.

Let’s start with a few application tips.

  • Start with a clean dry surface. Dry dust or vacuum to remove any dust, debris, or pet hair. If you have been using a different brand of cleaner you will want to damp mop your floors with plain water to remove any possible residue.
  • Squirt Quick Shine Floor Finish in an “S” pattern onto a 5′ section and immediately spread with a clean, damp microfiber mop. Work quickly and keep a wet edge to avoid any smudging. When applying, do not squirt close to walls, furniture, or appliances as this is when overspray can occur. It is better to squirt further away from these areas and spread towards them.
  • Don’t trap yourself in the room. Work towards the exit of the room and remain off of the floors for approximately 45-60 minutes.
  • Additional coats may be applied (2 recommended) for added durability or if a higher gloss is desired.

If this has happened to you and you are desperately seeking help to remove any unsightly spots, here is a quick solution.

  • Reach for a bottle of Windex (with Ammonia), Formula 409, or our Quick Shine Deep Cleaner (2-3 tbsp. per cup of HOT water).
  • Spray the solution on any surface and let sit for 1-2 minutes before wiping it away with a clean, damp cloth. For furniture, carpet, or painted surfaces, simply blot the area until the finish has completely dissolved.
  • Voila! Bye, Bye Overspray!

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  1. Donna F Cockman
    Posted October 20, 2021 at 9:25 pm

    I haven’t used your products since I was a girl. I am 40 yrs old so Now that I’m all grown up I have hardwood floors of my own and tile I also have moral tops and and I’m curious on how to keep both clean but that let looking dull all the time I would love to try out your mop trial if still available.

    Reply »
    1. Steven Quick
      Posted October 21, 2021 at 8:15 am

      Hi Donna,
      Thanks for reaching out. Our Free Mop Giveaway has ended. You can still Join Our Club to receive other deals and be in the know for our next giveaway. To keep all of your floors clean, we recommend using Quick Shine Multi-Surface Floor Cleaner followed by Floor Finish. Both products are pH neutral and safe for families to provide a long lasting shine and protection all while keeping your floors clean and tidy.

      Reply »
    2. Dawn
      Posted May 14, 2023 at 10:03 am

      I used your product with a Bissell spin mop because I thought it would add more shine. Now…. I can see everywhere I used the this. Mop. Please tell me this is fixable as I am crying!

      Reply »
      1. Steven Quick
        Posted May 16, 2023 at 11:02 am

        Hi Dawn,

        We recommend removing the compromised shine with Quick Shine Deep Cleaner. Our Finish works best with a microfiber mop or sponge mop when applying and does not need to be buffed for added shine.

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  2. Jody C Hill
    Posted October 21, 2021 at 11:01 pm

    I have all hardwood floors in my house. I would love to find a quick easy way to make them shine I am working 2 jobs and i would love to try your free mop if you still have one available . I will send pics of my finished floor. Thank You

    Reply »
    1. Steven Quick
      Posted October 22, 2021 at 8:18 am

      Hi Jody,
      Please reach out to customer service at 800-255-1891 and we can further assist you.

      Reply »

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