S-390 1/2-gal. Shinekeeper Floor Polish

This looks and smells like water based polyurethane. It looks fantastic on a well cleaned floor. I hope it wears like polyurethane too.

I love this wax!!!!! It makes my kitchen floor look brand new. It spreads very nice and there is no strong odor. It dries fast and is not sticky on feet when dry.

I bought this product one week ago. So far, the Armstrong Shinekeeper Floor Polish is delivering as promised. I am a former Mop and Glo user of three years. I liked Mop and Glo because the resulting shine post moping would look great. Over time, somehow, hair got stuck in my shiny beautiful floor from using Mop and Glo daily. I both swept and moped the floor 3 times a weekend. Dust particles got in to my shiny floor as well as massive amounts of hair. I was totally appalled by this mess and attempted to find a solution. I am not a clean freak, I actually hate cleaning, but I have finally found a process that seems to work >> So far, Shinekeeper combined with Armstrong Once and Done is finally restoring order to my perfect floor. My aunt recommended this product and apparently my grandmother used this all the time. My grandmother was an avid housewife who kept an immaculate house. I'm assuming she chose this product over other products after careful consideration and trial and error. I thought I would give it a shot, for this reason. Mop and Glo is sticky and acts as a wax seal. Armstrong once and done is not sticky and actually cleans the floor quite nicely after sweeping. The two Armstrong products including Once and Done for cleaning and the Shinekeeper Floor Polish for making the floor shine work in tandem. These two products seem to do the job quite well. Post Once and Done, I use Armstrong Shinekeeper and it appears to be the trick to keeping a nice clean floor a bit longer and without the need to sand the floor for debris. Dirt from footsteps from out doors will still appear on my shiny floor but they are seemly more mild and easier to clean up. NOTE: My floor is concrete with rusoleum paint. (Pictures are included) The following system seems to be working: Use Shinekeeper once every so often post using Once and Done. Use Once and Done daily for up keeping the shine. I'm still testing out how frequently I need to use Shinekeeper weekly or monthly. I will circle back with the results of weekly vs. monthly. Pictures were taken in low light in the evening - not with full sunlight. AGAIN, this floor is NOT wood, it is handprinted rustoleum paint on concrete, though it does look like wood. Additionally, I use two mop types. I have ordered a sponge mop that can be squeezed for the Once and Done. I use a swifter dry pad for the Shinekeeper floor polish, which I change out frequently. My broom is a lightweight "Vietnamese broom" that easily attracts hair and other mess from the flow pretty nicely. Keeping the floor clean is quite and endeavor, but the floor now looks good.

Used this after stripping my parents old, dill vinyl flooring and it was DRAMATICALLY IMPROVED. Outstanding, lasting shine that couldn't be easier to apply. HIGHLY recommend!

Add to your water to scrub your floor. It is fantastic. Puts a shine on your floors that last.

I have been using Armstrong Shinekeeper on my no wax floors for over 6 years. Suddenly for the last few months I could no longer find it at my local big hardware retailer, or any other local hardware stores,or at stores that sell floor cleaning or waxing supplies. I was happy I could find it at Amazon. My floors look great again! No stickiness, no smell, floors aren’t slippery and it dries quickly and a little goes a long way, great value for your money!

Excellent durable “finish” but expensive (and be SURE floor is immaculate before application).

A good polish. I put 6 coats on my floors and they last 3 or 4 yrs. I mop a lot too. Just need to allow a lot of drying time between coats