PledgeFloor Gloss Liquid, Sealed Wood Protector, Removes Dirt, Polish To Help Keep Floors Shiny, Original Scent, 27 fl oz

I read the negative reviews and to be honest I was a little worried about the product, however I was very pleased with the ease the product went on and the end result. We live in a rental home and the linoleum floors were way past their prime. They were dull and dingy looking and always looked dirty because of it. I decided to give this a try, worse case I just cleaned my floors really really well.It went on with ease (I used a cloth and a sponge but next time will buy a sponge mop to apply easier) and dried within the 20 to 30 minuet window it said it would. It did have an odor at first but that faded rather quickly and did not cause me any problems while applying. It left a really nice shine on my floors and makes them look clean and brand new. It does make the floor less no slip, in that rugs stick to the floor better and sweeping/mopping feels different, but thats expected.One bottle did a single coat for my: kitchen, dinning room, laundry room, 2 bathrooms, and my hallway. I have about a quarter left. I don't think I will do a second coat as the first one was enough. I will however be recommending this product to everyone I know and using it again and in any future home we have. Very happy!

I primarily bought this product because I am a scale-modeler (automobile models). I had read ad nauseam that Pledge with Future Shine is a great alternative to traditional gloss coats. I was a bit skeptical at first considering it is used as a floor finish, but to my delight it was much better than anticipated. This apparently is the "new" Pledge with Future Shine even though it doesn't really mention it has "future". I airsprayed it on my car model in thin coats at first and then thicker wet coats. It is almost the consistency of water, so you need to do thin coats at first until a base has build up. Overall it takes about 30-45 minutes for each coat to dry. I've done about 10 coats total. Not sure if that is overkill or not, but I really am impressed with the results. Nice, glossy coat that looks much better than an enamel or lacquer topcoat that can be easily removed with Windex. I also have read it is an acrylic, so if you're using acrylic paints when you do your car model, it makes sense to use this. Seems to work well with lacquer paints as well. I would assume, but haven't tried, that it would work well with enamels as well since it is not a "hot" finish. Overall works great, and I bet it works great on floors as well considering how shiny my car models get.

I have a confession to make. I don't use this stuff on my kitchen floor. I have put it on laminate floor boards just to see how it works. Looks great. But, I use it to seal and beautify plastic models. Yep, I build plastic models with my grandsons and spray this floor acrylic with an airbrush to seal acrylic paints. Works great. Cleans up easy w water. Smells great too. Nice fruity scent. I'm buying some more. You could use this to seal other acrylic works of art too. Or just be content making your kitchen floor sparkle and shine. The dried coat is durable. Enjoy.

I use for scale modeling. Works just as I'd hoped. Very clear canopies. One or two coats protects most decals from rough (weathering) painting such as dry brushing. Very glossy/shiny. I have to use windex as a thinner to get this to run smoothly and not pool up in crevices too much. If I make any mistakes with it I use windex to remove it. I pulled it off a canopy as much as 8 hrs after application by soaking in windex. Very easy to use. Smells like lemons or something.

When Covid was hitting hard I would like to build scale model kits from time to time & This works great for a polish on the newly painted kits , I can only imagine what it's like on floors , I would think slippery but very glossy .

This is a great product. I have used it before on dull household vinyl floors. The restoration of shine that is possible is amazing. I can see why this is so popular with modelers. Recently, I experimented with this on a slate floor my father installed in my childhood home. I have been doing some updates since my parents passing. The finish of the floor was scratched and dull. I was sure that it had to be chemically stripped. But, I thought I'd give this product a try. One coat looked like I was definitely on the right path. A second coat eight hours later looked even better. My past experience with this product is that it holds up very well. We will see how it does with some in and out traffic.

I used this on my dark hard wood floors. A friend came over and asked if I spent the day waxing the floors. It is shiny and clean. It makes my wood floors look brand new and classy. Easy to use and quick to dry. I have only used it once and the shine stays for weeks. It changed my whole home. I have now bought several extra bottles because it will be the only thing I use on my wood floors.

Yes, I am one of the weirdos who use this as a gloss coat for models and miniatures. Yes it is the right stuff. Yes, it really does work, Yes it sprays through an airbrush nozzle without dilution (i use a .5 mm tip for this), yes it really does hold up and last for years.The only thing I use 'official' gloss coat for anymore is to brush on to small places after applying a satin or flat coat if needed, but yes, I could use this stuff instead, I just find a small bottle is easier to brush out of than the squeeze bottle, so if you want to brush this on get a small jar or bowl to put some of it in. And yes, when my 'official' gloss coat is gone I will use it's jar and put some of this in it.