Lundmark All Wax, Self Polishing Floor Wax, 1-Gallon, 3201G01-2

I'm not one to get wow'd by a product these days, I've cleaned and painted and waxed and sealed and refinished all kinds of floors and surfaces.This product, stunned me with how good it is. I decided to test it out on something before I laid it down to the floor. I tested it on a old 1950's dining room table I have, that has seen just absolute abuse over the years. Its so dull, that I wasn't even concerned if it would work, just that it would not ruin the finish in the process.After 4 coats, I swore there was a shine on that table that hasn't been seen in 30 years. If I had properly sanded, prepped and stained the top of the table before doing this, it would look like a million dollar finish. This product is absolutely the best wax product I have used, and I've used a lot of them having owned 2 Victoria Era Craftsman homes, there's a never ending love affair with me and hardwood floors, and this wax, makes that appreciation better than I have ever experienced.Don't question it, just buy it, I promise you, you will not be disappointed. I applied with just a dish rag, nothing fancy here. I am doing the floors with a professional mop pad style and I expect ease of use and a nice finish after 4-5 coats.

I got this for my Aunt and she swears by it does a great job!

Arrived on-time and leak-free. I recently moved and this is the first time I've had (real) hardwood floors. They're really quite beautiful, but I wanted to find a product that would do 2 things:1) Give my wood floors a good shine2) We have 2 dogs and they’ve had a difficult time getting around with our recent transition from carpet to wood floors. So I researched online for a product that would also give a little grip or traction to the wood floors. PLEASE NOTE when I say traction - I do not mean leave a sticky residue behind.After receiving the product and reading the directions, I still had a few questions (mind you, I’m a newbie) about the application process like; what's the best applicator and how to apply the product. So I called Lundmark directly and spoke with a very knowledgeable and friendly gentleman. He suggested the following:1. After a thorough vacuum or sweeping, mop the floors with a soapy, hot water and allow to dry. He also strongly encouraged me to do another mop-round with VINEGAR and HOT WATER (I mixed 50/50) to remove any cleaning or soap residue that may've been left behind.2) Allow the floors to DRY COMPLETELY before moving on.3) Once dry, pour a long "S" directly onto my floors and use a 100% LAMBSKIN APPLICATOR (I used: Applicator & More 100% Pure Lambskin 10" Applicator) to gently spread the product in the direction of the wood grain trying not to make more than 2 passes over the same area if possible. I must admit I didn't do a very good job of this. Some areas received 3-4 passes, but it worked out just fine.4) He recommended at least 2 applications, more if desired. However it’s necessary to let the floors dry AT LEAST 30 min between coats.A couple tips I wish I had in advance:- I did 3 applications, allowing a minimum of 1 hour and maximum overnight (for some of the other rooms) dry-time between coats.- My husband didn't realize the floors were drying and walked clear across them with our German Shepherd 15 minutes after I applied the 2nd coat. Miraculously, it didn’t leave any impressions.- Between coats, unscrew and remove the lambskin applicator from the long handle. Generously wrap it in saran or aluminum foil and stick it in the freezer. It’ll prevent it from drying out and when you’re ready to use it again remove it from the freezer ~10 min before you’re ready for your next coat. I left mine in the freezer overnight and allowed about 20 minutes and it worked like a charm!- When you’re all finished, thoroughly wash the applicator with soapy water and lay it flat to dry out of direct sunlight.I took the AFTER picture the following day at the same time of day I took the BEFORE picture to provide a fair comparison. It’s been several months and I’m still very happy with the outcome. There’s no yellowing or discoloration and it really does give our dogs additional traction. Furthermore, there is NO STICKY RESIDUE! After my initial research, I found that quite a few products that claim they won’t leave a residue, but reviewers say they do(?) Either way, I’m very happy with Lundmark’s Anti-Slip Floor Wax.

I had problems with my stained concrete floors that I had an epoxy finish on. I loved the beauty of the shine, but we had some kind of phosphorus white powder coming through the concrete and it peeled up the epoxy. We finally started to just scrape up all the epoxy but I wanted the same finish and shine on my floors. I found this wax after much research and reading reviews. I have used it on all the areas we peeled off epoxy after proper cleaning and drying. At first I wasn't sure it would shine enough after coat one. But after coat two it looks beautiful, not quite as shiny, but it also has the anti slip feature. I'm sure if I used 3 coats it would shine even more, but for now, we're sticking with two coats. It has held up well with normal sweeping and floor cleaning. When we have to scrape more epoxy I'm glad I have this to replace the finish. Follow the directions because you do not need much for coverage and I used a Bona floor mop with the wool fabric mop head for even spreading and no streaks. When I was done I just dropped it in the washing machine. After 30 min it's dry enough to touch but I waited an hour before putting a second coat on.

After trying just about everything I was skeptical about this....and I literally tried EVERYTHING, and I've been disappointed every single time until now. I just wanted to restore the luster in my floors but this product far exceeded my expectations. The floors lacked luster when I initially purchased the home, which I believe the previous owners may have stripped the flooring with harsh chemicals trying to keep them clean because they had multiple cats in the home. No matter what I used, they would dull once they dried and you could see every footprint or scuff! So I decided to give this a shot after reading ALL the reviews. Directions seemed simple enough but what I did was swept the floors, mopped with cleaning vinegar and hot water (2 x's) and allowed the floors to completely dry and then applied the wax. I took a split floor picture before completing all the rooms to show the before and after and this was the results! Woke up the next morning and the floors STILL SHINED!! Walked across them both barefoot and in socks and they were not sticky, oily or slick feeling. My next step is to try them on my darker wood flooring in the other areas of my home. I'll comment and update my review and show pictures later. Too each his own, but I'm happy with how my floors came out. I will be getting more so that I can go and do the floors at my mother's house.