Multi-Surface Floor Finish vs. Hardwood Floor Luster
In the left corner, weighing in at 27 oz. and dressed in green, we have Quick Shine® Multi-Surface Floor Finish! In the right corner, also 27 oz. and wearing brown, it’s Quick Shine® Hardwood Floor Luster!
Let’s get ready to rumble and determine which floor care champion is the best match for your home!
Quick Shine® Hardwood Floor Luster: Revitalize Your Hardwood Floors
If your hardwood floors are looking dull and in need of a refresh, Quick Shine® Hardwood Floor Luster is your go-to solution. Formulated with plant-derived carnauba, this product enhances durability while delivering a soft, natural sheen.
Key Benefits:
Buffable for Easy Maintenance – Scuffs and scratches? No problem! The luster can be buffed to restore a smooth finish.
Ideal for Dull Hardwood Floors – Perfect for bringing your hardwood floors back to life without the cost of refinishing.
Durable, Long-Lasting Protection – Helps maintain the beauty of your floors with added durability.
If you want a natural, satin-like glow with the flexibility to buff out scuffs, this is the product for you!
Quick Shine® Multi-Surface Floor Finish: High-Gloss Protection for All Hard Floors
For those who love a rich, high-gloss shine, Quick Shine® Multi-Surface Floor Finish is the ultimate choice. Designed to work on multiple hard floor surfaces, this floor finish provides a deep, protective glow that lasts.
Key Benefits:
Multi-Surface Compatible – Safe for hardwood, laminate, tile, vinyl, and stone.
High-Gloss Shine – If you love that “just polished” look, this product delivers!
Protects Against Wear and Tear – Forms a protective layer that helps maintain the beauty of your floors.
Want to give your floors the ultimate WOW factor? This versatile, high-gloss formula has you covered!
Can You Use Both? Absolutely!
Both Quick Shine® Hardwood Floor Luster and Multi-Surface Floor Finish are water-borne polymer formulations and can be used together! You can apply one over the other on dry, existing coats for added flexibility.
Application Tips:
- Reapply every 2-3 months for high-traffic areas or 4-6 months for lower-traffic areas to maintain your desired gloss level.
- If you ever want to switch between the two products, they are completely compatible!
Which Quick Shine® Product Wins? You Decide!
In this battle of floor care champions, both products are winners—it all depends on your flooring needs.
🏆 Choose Hardwood Floor Luster if you prefer a soft, natural glow with buffable durability.
🏆 Choose Multi-Surface Floor Finish if you love a high-gloss shine with maximum protection.
Which one is your floor’s perfect match? Let us know in the comments!
how many times should i reapply the luster before using the deep cleaner and starting fresh? i plan to wax every 4 months but i am confused if i should be deep cleaning each time. what is the maximum amount of times someone should use the luster before removing?
Hi Christian,
We recommend applying every 2-6 months so every 4 months is perfect. You should remove the Luster every few years to start fresh again on the floors.
I put new engineered hardwood floors down a year ago. I just took of the rugs up and there is a be outline were the rug was. The area were the rug was is much lighter that the existing area which is beautiful with a great shine. Will the Quick Shine multi purpose floor finish bring back the shine where the rug was? If so, would it be better to use the floor finish or luster since the hardwoods are only a year old?
Hi Becky,
We recommend applying our Finish to the entire floor to even out the appearance as our Finish provides a gloss.
Which product is more durable, the Finish or the Luster?
Also, if I want to apply a second coat of Luster, how long do I have to wait? On my first attempt I waited about an hour after applying the first coat of luster and when I applied the second coat, it ruined the finish of the first coat. I had to use the Deep Cleaner to remove everything and apply the first coat again. I then waited about 12 hours and applied a second coat to a very small area, and again, the second coat ruined the first coat.
Hi Spiro,
Quick Shine Hardwood Floor Luster contains carnauba which adds to the durability and is great for high traffic homes. Our Multi-Surface does not contain this ingredient.
In regard to your floor, are you using a clean mop pad when applying the Luster? Once dry, additional coats can be applied. If the previous coat is coming back up, it didn’t dry and cure properly.
I recently used Howard Feed-N-Wax Wood Polish with orange oil and beeswax on my wood floor that was sanded. Can I use Quick Shine Hardwood Floor Luster on it? Please send reply via email. Thank you.
Quick Shine Hardwood Floor Luster is water based and may not adhere over Howard Feed N Wax Wood Polish with Orange Oil and Beeswax. We can only recommend that you test a small inconspicuous area to assure satisfactory results.
Thank you for your reply. I did use Quick Shine Floor Finish on my wood floors and they came out really nice.
I just ripped carpet up and found hardwood floors underneath. They seem to be in good shape minus a few spots that look a little worn down and white and a couple deep scratches.. Will applying this make them appear to be evenly colored? Also will this product protect against scratches? I have 3 large dogs so I’m trying to find the best option for them to not look scratched.
Hi Alyssa,
Yes! We have had many consumers with similar stories where Quick Shine has restored color and beauty back to hardwood floors after discovering them under carpet. We recommend cleaning the floor well and rinsing with plain water prior to applying Quick Shine Hardwood Floor Luster. This formula is fortified with Carnauba which helps protect hardwood floors from high traffic. Enjoy the shine!