This product is amazing. I used it at my job on the hardwood floors in our breakroom. I have had so many compliments. My supervisor said it looked like a brand new floor.

I've been using this product for years. I recently moved into a home and the floors had not been cared for on some time. Although I own a polishing machine I prefer to use this by hand. The picture you see is 3 coats. Simple to use - once your floor is clean and vacuumed -just thoroughly wet a microfiber cloth with warm water - squeeze out all excess water then for me , I went down on hands and knees and just squirt a small area say 1 foot by 1 foot and wipe the product onto the floor in a straight line. It goes on looking like a mirror but will dry more matte until you add additional coats. Let it dry first - takes about 10 minutes then rinse your cloth and repeat I actually enjoyed doing all the different hardwood floors in my house. It's rewarding to see the finished product. There is no wax build up when you do it by hand - no discoloration. I love this ! And the picture shows how good a job it does. Dries fast - never sticky - floors are silky smooth!! Highly recommended this !!

Wow! I have tried everything (pine-sol, Mr clean, Bona, vinegar and water, pinterest concoctions, multi-surface windex, murphy's oil soap, etc etc etc!) on our 1 year old hardwood floors. They always seemed dull and had a residue. Not anymore! Found this at Wal-mart (for half the cost Amazon is charging) and I couldn't be more pleased! This stuff did the trick of what I have always wanted in my hardwood floors... They are SHINY, they feel CLEAN, and they look AMAZING! Since this seems to be a newer product from the Quick Shine line- there are not many reviews on it yet- I have read extensive reviews on the other products they offer and have learned a few tips:
1. This stuff will eventually leave a build-up- it only needs to be applied every 3-4 months. Before you reapply- you need to STRIP it from your wood floors using either the Quick Shine Deep Clean/ Concentrate OR Ammonia and Water.
2. Cleaning with almost anything except a dry microfiber mop will result in a haze or dullness. : / (I have read reviews that say you can keep it looking nice in between applications with a damp microfiber mop but in my opinion this causes dullness and a haze. If anyone has any other suggestions about how to keep floors looking nice and shiny in between applications of QuickShine Hardwood Luster I would love to know! (I have tried the No Bucket Quick Shine Floor Cleaner and it does not work well over top of the Hardwood luster.
Its a catch 22! The floors look amazing after use BUT this stuff can cause damage if not removed in between applications AND as far as I know there is no cleaner that can be applied to the floors to keep them looking clean except a DRY microfiber mop.

This product is absolutely amazing! I bought my house three years ago complete with original 1972 hardwood floors that had not been maintained very well. I've tried many products that purportedly would bring them back to life. Needless to say, none of them worked and all I was left with was product buildup. I was just about to give up and have the flooring redone when I came across this product. I purchased this product to shine the floors along with another product to clean them, both from Amazon. The results in the pics are a combination of the two products. The cleaner successfully stripped the floors of years of buildup and this product, only two coats, brought them to the shine you see in the picture. The pics are of a section of floor in my bedroom that I had not used either product on yet and the hallway right outside my bedroom door that has been cleaned and shined. The results blew me away! I will not mention the name of the cleaner in this review but I am also going to review it as well. These products together saved me from having to purchase new flooring! Most definitely worth the purchase!

If I could give 10 stars, I would. My house is 30 years old and the prefinished hardwood in the dining room, formal living room, and den was absolutely trashed (scratches, water stains, sun fading, etc.). Trying to sell the house and downsize. The real estate agent recommended that we replace the floors before listing. We had tried every thing on these floors over the last 10 years, because they really looked bad. Being that I have never been disappointed in an Amazon Recommended product, I searched what they recommended for floor wax; $6, a no brainer.

Real estate agent came by later that week and wanted to know how how we got the floors replaced so fast. May God take my firstborn if these floors don't look almost brand new! Furniture drag marks. water stains, prior maid service experiments gone wrong, all covered up. To be honest, knowing the defects that were there, I can get down on my hands and knees and in the right light still see slight evidence of the prior problems. But, the usual real estate walk through impression is going to be, "Awesome floors!"

Not to overstate the case, but this stuff is the "Holy Grail" of "My floors look like crap, what can I do."