Multi-Surface Floor Finish
Protects and shines Hardwood, Laminate, LVT, Luxury Vinyl Plank, Tile, and Stone.
Restore to a deep, rich, long-lasting glow.
- Water-borne polymer premium formulation provides a micro-filling technology removing scratches
- Ultra gloss enhancers – provides deep rich shine and protective scratch resistant layer
- State-of-the-art leveling agents deliver an even refreshed new look
- No VOC’s
- pH neutral – Aluminum Free, Ammonia Free, Formaldehyde Free, Fragrance Free, Paraben Free, Phthalate Free, PFAS Free and Gluten Free.
R/O Water (7732-18-5), Acrylic Polymer (proprietary), Polyethylene/Polypropylene Emulsion (proprietary), 1,2-Propanediol (57-55-6), Tri-2-butoxyethyl phosphate (78-51-3), Dipropylene glycol monomethyl ether (34590-94-8), 5-Chloro-2-methyl-2H-isothiazol-3-one (26172-55-4), 2-Methyl-2H-isothiazol-3-one (2682-20-4), Polyglycol (proprietary), Silicone Emulsion Antifoam Agent (proprietary).
Quick Shine Multi-Surface Floor Finish - Ingredient Disclosure
4.72 out of 5 Stars
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Holloway House, Inc. is pleased to partner with the How2Recycle organization. Our products contain the How2Recycle information to help guide consumers with best practices in recycling our product’s packaging.
How2Recycle is a standardized labeling system that clearly communicates recycling instructions to the public. It involves a coalition of forward thinking brands who want their packaging to be recycled and are empowering consumers through smart packaging labels.
Learn more at https://how2recycle.info.
R/O Water (7732-18-5), Acrylic Polymer (proprietary), Polyethylene/Polypropylene Emulsion (proprietary), 1,2-Propanediol (57-55-6), Tri-2-butoxyethyl phosphate (78-51-3), Dipropylene glycol monomethyl ether (34590-94-8), 5-Chloro-2-methyl-2H-isothiazol-3-one (26172-55-4), 2-Methyl-2H-isothiazol-3-one (2682-20-4), Polyglycol (proprietary), Silicone Emulsion Antifoam Agent (proprietary).
Quick Shine Multi-Surface Floor Finish - Ingredient Disclosure
4.72 out of 5 Stars
Thanks so much for a wonderful product.
I have very costly travertine floors throughout my home. This product has maintained and enhanced its appearance. I also use the deep clean product, periodically, to clean the floors and update the shine. Recommend this product highly.
Steve,
What is the heat of reaction required to release the polymers? I have a makeshift chemical hood (window) as the ammonia is too strong to breath. I have tried soaking the mops in straight ammonia for weeks (sealed, so no evaporation) (no luck). Next I added 2 qt boiling water to a mop soaked in ammonia, then added 2 cups room temp ammonia (no luck). I suspect the amount of heat necessary to make the polymer-ammonia reaction take place will require apparatus and safety equipment I do not have access to.
I am not sure what Polymer you are using, but I can not get the Polymer->Monomer reaction to take place with Ammonia. As stated, I have tried with heat and ammonia and also with time and ammonia (soaking) the mop). (I read about EPS/EWS 294, tough stuff and chemical resistant, is that what you use?).
I rinse and wash the mop head after using Quick Shine, but the polymers are going to form (probably in my waste drain as well, but that would only help the lifespan of the pipe). Perhaps Quick Shine could sell disposable mop heads for this purpose?
I believe the only chemical solution would be the Amine-Polymer reaction using your floor stripper to break down the Polymers, and this may be a less expensive option than throwing out the mops. (mops are crusty after the first usage, but somewhat usable for a second time). The microfiber mops are $5 each when buying a half dozen on Amazon.
Regardless, ammonia and hot water to save the micro-fiber mop head did not work for me, I imagine it is a heat of enthalpy I can not produce to make the reaction take place on your solidified polymers.
Bill
The stuff works, but you ruin your mop every time. The Polymer’s bind to the microfiber mops and it doesn’t wash out with water, making the mops crusty and un-usable. Use a disposable mop heads only, this is expensive but whatever.
I have used your product for years. Quick Shine is my go to for my wood floors and they always look great. I have the original wood floors from the 1940’s. I will always use this product. I must admit I used it on my tile and marble floors and it looked great but after a couple of years I had to strip it off because it created a coat on it that was a little darker than the original color. So just a word of caution if you are trying to keep that same color tile or marble.
I recently made a mess of my 13 year-old laminate floor by using a different cleaner than I’m used to because I ran out of my usual one. I purchased my usual cleaner, re-cleaned the floor and now the floor looks worse. I thought I totally ruined my floor. It looked stripped. I was desperate so I took a chance on QUICK SHINE. Now the floor looks new with no streaks and the shine now matches my other floor that was installed last year. What a life saver. I honestly never heard of your company before. Now I’m sold. When I run out of my floor cleaner I will purchase yours.
“I have tried so many products to try to get the vinyl floors in my apartment back to their original shine. I decide to take a trip to Home Depot to see what else was on the market. I had three products in my hand and selected yours. However, because it was cheaper than the other products I was considered about the quality. Well let me tell you, my husband walked in and immediately noticed how AWESOME our floors look. Your product met and exceeded my expectation of cleaning and shining my floors. Thank you so much for making a quality product at a great price point. Keep up the great job!”
How2Recycle Partnership
Holloway House, Inc. is pleased to partner with the How2Recycle organization. Our products contain the How2Recycle information to help guide consumers with best practices in recycling our product’s packaging.
How2Recycle is a standardized labeling system that clearly communicates recycling instructions to the public. It involves a coalition of forward thinking brands who want their packaging to be recycled and are empowering consumers through smart packaging labels.
Learn more at https://how2recycle.info.
Floor Polish FAQs
To polish your floors with Quick Shine Multi-Surface Floor Finish, follow these simple steps for a high-gloss, protective finish:
- Prepare the Surface: Start with clean, dry floors. Sweep or vacuum to remove any dust or debris.
- Apply the Floor Finish: Squirt a small amount of Quick Shine Multi-Surface Floor Finish directly onto the floor in an “S” pattern.
- Spread Evenly: Using a clean, damp mop or microfiber pad, spread the finish evenly across the surface. For best results, move in a straight-line pattern to avoid streaks.
- Allow to Dry: Let the floor dry for 30-45 minutes. Avoid foot traffic during this time to ensure a smooth, polished finish.
- Repeat if Desired: For extra shine and protection, you can apply additional coats. Allow each layer to dry completely before applying the next.
With Quick Shine Multi-Surface Floor Finish, you’ll achieve a durable, polished look that enhances the beauty of your floors. Reapply as needed to maintain shine and protection.
To give your laminate floors a beautiful, lasting shine, Quick Shine Multi-Surface Floor Finish is an excellent choice. It’s designed to add a rich, glossy layer that enhances the appearance of your floors without damaging the laminate surface. Laminate floor polish offers an excellent way to restore the natural color and beauty to your laminate floors.. When selecting a laminate floor polish, look for a product that specifies its suitability for these surfaces, which are typically designed to bond effectively and provide a long-lasting shine. For optimal results, ensure the floor is clean and free of dust and debris before application. This will allow the polish to adhere better, creating a brilliant gloss that can transform the appearance of your home.
Benefits of Using Floor Polish Wax
Adding Floor Polish Wax to your cleaning routine can provide a robust and durable layer of protection. Wax not only enhances the shine but also helps in preserving the integrity of the floor’s material. For wooden floors, wax serves to nourish and protect the wood, reducing the wear and tear caused by daily activities.
How to Use Floor Polish Sprays for a Quick Shine
For those who need a fast and efficient solution, floor polish sprays are a perfect match. These sprays are designed for ease of use and quick application. Simply squirt the spray over the floor and spread it with a microfiber cloth to see immediate results. Sprays can cater to various floor types, making them versatile and convenient.
Floor polish is used to enhance the appearance, durability, and protection of a wide range of floor surfaces. Here’s how it works and what it’s commonly used for:
- Adds Shine: Floor polish provides a glossy finish that enhances the natural beauty of floors. It gives floors a clean, polished look, making them appear well-maintained and new.
- Protects Against Wear and Tear: Floor polish forms a protective layer that shields floors from scratches, scuffs, and general wear. This protective barrier can prolong the life of the flooring material by reducing surface damage over time.
- Eases Cleaning: With a smooth, polished surface, floors are easier to clean. Dirt, dust, and spills don’t penetrate the floor as easily, which means they can be wiped up more effectively and with less effort.
- Restores Dull Floors: Over time, floors can lose their original luster due to foot traffic, cleaning, and general use. Applying floor polish helps restore shine, filling in minor imperfections and giving floors a refreshed look.
- Improves Slip Resistance: Some floor polishes are designed to add traction, making floors safer to walk on, especially in high-traffic areas or spaces prone to spills.
Quick Shine Multi-Surface Floor Finish is an example of a floor polish that is safe for use on a variety of surfaces, including hardwood, laminate, tile, and vinyl, to add a beautiful, protective shine.
Both floor wax and floor polish are used to enhance the appearance and durability of floors, but they have distinct differences in composition, application, and the type of finish they provide. Here’s a breakdown:
- Composition:
- Floor Wax: Typically made from natural or synthetic waxes, like carnauba or beeswax, floor wax is a solid or paste-like product. It requires buffing after application to achieve a glossy finish.
- Floor Polish: Floor polish, such as Quick Shine Multi-Surface Floor Finish, is often a liquid that doesn’t contain wax. It’s formulated with polymers that create a protective, glossy layer on the floor without needing extensive buffing.
- Application Process:
- Floor Wax: Applying wax can be more labor-intensive. Wax is usually spread manually and requires buffing with a machine or by hand to create the shine. Wax can also build up over time and may require stripping before reapplying.
- Floor Polish: Polish is generally easier to apply. It’s poured onto the floor and spread evenly with a damp mop or microfiber pad. It dries on its own and doesn’t typically require buffing, making it a more user-friendly option.
- Finish:
- Floor Wax: Provides a rich, deep luster and a slightly softer, natural-looking finish. It’s often used on wood floors for a classic shine.
- Floor Polish: Delivers a high-gloss finish that’s durable and reflective. It’s great for laminate, vinyl, tile, and hardwood when a glossy, protective layer is desired.
Sara Bell –
Thanks so much for a wonderful product.
John –
I have very costly travertine floors throughout my home. This product has maintained and enhanced its appearance. I also use the deep clean product, periodically, to clean the floors and update the shine. Recommend this product highly.
Bill –
Steve,
What is the heat of reaction required to release the polymers? I have a makeshift chemical hood (window) as the ammonia is too strong to breath. I have tried soaking the mops in straight ammonia for weeks (sealed, so no evaporation) (no luck). Next I added 2 qt boiling water to a mop soaked in ammonia, then added 2 cups room temp ammonia (no luck). I suspect the amount of heat necessary to make the polymer-ammonia reaction take place will require apparatus and safety equipment I do not have access to.
I am not sure what Polymer you are using, but I can not get the Polymer->Monomer reaction to take place with Ammonia. As stated, I have tried with heat and ammonia and also with time and ammonia (soaking) the mop). (I read about EPS/EWS 294, tough stuff and chemical resistant, is that what you use?).
I rinse and wash the mop head after using Quick Shine, but the polymers are going to form (probably in my waste drain as well, but that would only help the lifespan of the pipe). Perhaps Quick Shine could sell disposable mop heads for this purpose?
I believe the only chemical solution would be the Amine-Polymer reaction using your floor stripper to break down the Polymers, and this may be a less expensive option than throwing out the mops. (mops are crusty after the first usage, but somewhat usable for a second time). The microfiber mops are $5 each when buying a half dozen on Amazon.
Regardless, ammonia and hot water to save the micro-fiber mop head did not work for me, I imagine it is a heat of enthalpy I can not produce to make the reaction take place on your solidified polymers.
Bill
Bill –
The stuff works, but you ruin your mop every time. The Polymer’s bind to the microfiber mops and it doesn’t wash out with water, making the mops crusty and un-usable. Use a disposable mop heads only, this is expensive but whatever.
Mary Ann –
I have used your product for years. Quick Shine is my go to for my wood floors and they always look great. I have the original wood floors from the 1940’s. I will always use this product. I must admit I used it on my tile and marble floors and it looked great but after a couple of years I had to strip it off because it created a coat on it that was a little darker than the original color. So just a word of caution if you are trying to keep that same color tile or marble.
Richard –
I recently made a mess of my 13 year-old laminate floor by using a different cleaner than I’m used to because I ran out of my usual one. I purchased my usual cleaner, re-cleaned the floor and now the floor looks worse. I thought I totally ruined my floor. It looked stripped. I was desperate so I took a chance on QUICK SHINE. Now the floor looks new with no streaks and the shine now matches my other floor that was installed last year. What a life saver. I honestly never heard of your company before. Now I’m sold. When I run out of my floor cleaner I will purchase yours.
Bonita –
“I have tried so many products to try to get the vinyl floors in my apartment back to their original shine. I decide to take a trip to Home Depot to see what else was on the market. I had three products in my hand and selected yours. However, because it was cheaper than the other products I was considered about the quality. Well let me tell you, my husband walked in and immediately noticed how AWESOME our floors look. Your product met and exceeded my expectation of cleaning and shining my floors. Thank you so much for making a quality product at a great price point. Keep up the great job!”