FAQs - Quick Shine Floors

Since 1962 our mission has been the same: keep floor care simple by creating products and formulations that do the work for you. Follow these easy guidelines to protect the beauty of your floors. (And don’t forget the ideal tools we have created with our products!)

Frequently Asked Questions

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How many square feet will one 27-oz. bottle of Quick Shine® Multi-Surface Floor Finish cover?

Is Quick Shine® Multi-Surface Floor Finish a wax?

Quick Shine® Multi-Surface Floor Finish is actually a water-borne polymer formula, not a wax. It protects floors and gives a rich, deep glow to sealed hardwood floors, wood laminate, stone, tile, vinyl, and all other sealed hard surface flooring. Unlike wax products, Quick Shine® Multi-Surface Floor Finish is much easier to apply, maintain and touch up, while never yellowing and being slip resistant.

Is Quick Shine® Multi-Surface Floor Finish a cleaner?

Can Quick Shine® Multi-Surface Floor Finish be removed from my floor?

If Quick Shine® Multi-Surface Floor Finish has not been properly maintained or applied, it can be removed with our Quick Shine® Deep Cleaner. This Deep Cleaner will not harm hardwood floors or other types of hard surface floors such as luxury vinyl plank, tile, stone, marble and laminate. Simply dilute the Deep Cleaner in hot water and apply to the floor surface. Let stand for a few minutes, then scrub lightly. Do small sections of the floor at a time. Then remove debris and build-up from the floor with a clear water rinse.

Should I use ammonia or vinegar to clean my floors? What about all-purpose cleaners, oil soap, or orange oil?

Though ammonia and vinegar solutions can clean some household surfaces, using them on hard surface floors will make your floors less shiny over time. If you plan to use Quick Shine® Multi Surface Floor Finish, do not clean the floor with oil soap, pine oil, orange oil, ammonia, vinegar, or any other all-purpose cleaner. These cleaners can leave an oily residue or detergent haze that interferes with the bonding process of Quick Shine® Multi-Surface Floor Finish.

For light cleaning, clean your floor with our Quick Shine® Mop Pad dampened with tap water. For heavier soil, use the mop pad with our Quick Shine® Multi-Surface Floor Cleaner or Quick Shine® Deep Cleaner.

Can the Quick Shine® Hard Surface Floor Mop Kit be used as a dry mop?

Can I squirt Quick Shine® Multi-Surface Floor Finish or Quick Shine® Hardwood Floor Luster on the entire floor and then go back and spread it out?

We do not recommend squirting our Finishes on the entire floor before spreading out with a mop as our Finishes will begin forming a protective layer the moment it is applied to the floor. It is best to work in small, 5’x5’ sections and squirt and spread with a lightly dampened microfiber mop or sponge mop. Working towards the exit of the room will allow you to step out of the room and remain off of the floor as it dries.

If Quick Shine® Finishes accidentally leave marks on my cabinets, countertops or appliances, can they be removed easily?

Can you use Quick Shine® Finishes in your Quick Shine® Multi-Surface Spray Mop Kit?

What is the best method for applying Quick Shine® Finishes?

How many times can you reuse Quick Shine® Microfiber Refill Pads?

My microfiber mop pad is stiff after using with Quick Shine® Finishes. Should I throw it away?

Are Quick Shine® products safe to use around my kids and pets?

Do you do animal testing on any of your products?

Can I use Quick Shine® High Traffic Hardwood Floor Luster on my laminate floor?

I bought your Quick Shine® Multi-Surface Finish but have always used your Quick Shine® Hardwood Floor Luster. Can I apply this over top of existing coats of the Hardwood Floor Luster or do I need to remove it first?

Do I need to dilute Quick Shine® Finishes and Cleaners?

Do you ever offer free samples or coupons?

I have used other manufacturers’ products on my floor in the past. Can you help me get those products off my floor?