Multi-Surface Floor Finish
Protects and shines Hardwood, Laminate, LVT, Luxury Vinyl Plank, Tile, and Stone.
Restore to a deep, rich, long-lasting glow with NO FOREVER CHEMICALS (PFAS).
- 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 and Gluten Free. No Forever Chemicals (PFAS)
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
4.76 out of 5 Stars
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.
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
4.76 out of 5 Stars
My hardwood floors needed shining where we walk on a daily basis to give the living room back its beautiful glow. I purchased Quick Shine to help me do just that.
This product is a great solution to floors that really need to be re-finished, but there is no time, energy or desire to do so! In the time it takes to mop the floor, I have a shiny, clean and awesome looking floor.
I have used this floor finish for years. It stays on a long time and makes my wood floors look wonderful.
I used the Quick Shine floor finish product. We squirted the product on our pergo flooring and it left product squirt marks all over the floor. We followed directions and spread it with a damp clean mop. My floor is now stained with the product. I have to look at it every time I walk in the room. Nothing I have done will fix it. Big remorse on trying it.
This product put a horrible film on my tile, like glue.. I had to scrape it off with a soft scrub scrubby pad for HOURS. What a NIGHTMARE..
WILL NEVER USE AGAIN!!Great product however customer service and communication could improve. After discovering this product in a local store I was so pleased I placed an order online. It took longer than I thought to receive but when it did arrive I didn’t receive my entire order. I have reached out to customer service, haven’t received a response or any notifications my items may shipped separately etc.
We love the green label floor finish. Have been using for many years. Cant believe what a great product it has been. I stocked up on it. Now I’m worried it wont be as wonderful and I am ready to buy more. We also use the red label cleaner to make sure the surface is clean to start. Floor cleaners dont give me joy. Quick shine does!!!!!
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
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.
Cheryl –
My hardwood floors needed shining where we walk on a daily basis to give the living room back its beautiful glow. I purchased Quick Shine to help me do just that.
Nanooly –
This product is a great solution to floors that really need to be re-finished, but there is no time, energy or desire to do so! In the time it takes to mop the floor, I have a shiny, clean and awesome looking floor.
Chris –
I have used this floor finish for years. It stays on a long time and makes my wood floors look wonderful.
Judy –
I used the Quick Shine floor finish product. We squirted the product on our pergo flooring and it left product squirt marks all over the floor. We followed directions and spread it with a damp clean mop. My floor is now stained with the product. I have to look at it every time I walk in the room. Nothing I have done will fix it. Big remorse on trying it.
Cheryl –
This product put a horrible film on my tile, like glue.. I had to scrape it off with a soft scrub scrubby pad for HOURS. What a NIGHTMARE..
WILL NEVER USE AGAIN!!
Colleen –
Great product however customer service and communication could improve. After discovering this product in a local store I was so pleased I placed an order online. It took longer than I thought to receive but when it did arrive I didn’t receive my entire order. I have reached out to customer service, haven’t received a response or any notifications my items may shipped separately etc.
Ellen –
We love the green label floor finish. Have been using for many years. Cant believe what a great product it has been. I stocked up on it. Now I’m worried it wont be as wonderful and I am ready to buy more. We also use the red label cleaner to make sure the surface is clean to start. Floor cleaners dont give me joy. Quick shine does!!!!!
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