Bona Multi-Surface Floor Polish - 32 fl oz - High Gloss Shine - Protects and Renews Stone, Tile, Laminate, and Vinyl Flooring - Covers 500 sq ft

I have concrete floors, 5000 sq ft of them. My biggest wish on this product is that it's available in a GALLON because it takes 6 bottles to do my floors properly..... that's after I've used the stone floor cleaner, which IS sold in a gallon size. Besides my regret over size and cost.....I'd give this product ten stars if I could.I'm in love!!~~~ My floors are soooo gorgeous and shiny clean. I've used various other products, professional polishes, etc, and this is by far the easiest, quickest, and most satisfying. And the refresher does an amazing job at keeping it looking fresh and new.I have found, much to the demise of my back, that if extra steps are taken, the floors look better longer, are easier to keep up, and that it is totally worth it. I like to sit on the floor, roll around on the floor, do yoga on the floor, and in general, just believe that a clean, shiny floor elevates a house to a warm, inviting, comfortable home.Okay, so I might be OCD about the floors (but it only seems this way when it comes to floors....you should see my closet - I could really use some help here!)...First I sweep.... then I go over the floors with a Swiffer "wet" because any remaining dust bunnies get picked up by the wet instead of just moved around by the "dry" (and if there are dust bunnies on the floor, even with the Bona stone floor cleaner - they adhere to the concrete and have to be wiped up by hand before the polish goes on because if you use the polish while there are dust bunnies on the floor, then it's gross and they are there, sort of permanently since this is a water based urethane product).... then I use the Bona Stone Cleaner (yes.. I have the gallon), it dries fast AND THE FLOORS LOOK REALLY BRIGHT over and above the swiffer,which is just for dust in my opinion... I do it in sections by the joints/seams in the concrete. When it's dry, I use the polish section by section, then go over it again with a second coat. WOW.I do this every four or five months, and in between use the floor refresher after cleaning well. That's pretty darn awesome for just two or three times a year, but next time..... I'm turning it into a "floor" party!There is NO SMELL, it dries fast, and the finish looks like I've had a crew in my house cleaning for days.I don't have laminate floors, however I read a bunch of negative reviews about this product on laminate floors.SUGGESTION: try the wood cleaner and polish on the laminate instead of this one. This is hands down, the best cleaner/polish for stone/concrete/slate floors.I have about 800 sq ft of slate in a guest bath, laundry room, and greenhouse room. And it's cheap slate. The stone cleaner/polish on the slate makes it look professionally done, enriches the colors, protects the floors from wear and tear, and makes it look like a much more high end floor than it actually is.I could go on and on, but the first coat of my polish is dry, and I'm ready for round two. DON'T USE ON LAMINATE.... BUT HAVE A GREAT TIME WITH YOUR STONE/TILE/CONCRETE/SLATE FLOORS.... just make sure that whatever is on there before you put the polish down, is gone.

Works really well for marble floor. Before using this, the marble tiles looked dull and cloudy even though they were clean. Now they look shiny and not cloudy anymore. It is not as good as polishing or new tiles but it made a big improvement. Worth tying it

Bona Multi-purpose Floor Polish is my go-to for keeping all my floors looking shiny and new. Sometimes it takes 2 coats to get it to my liking, but it never leaves any residue. It's easy to use and lasts a long time before needing to be reapplied.

The media could not be loaded. You can see in the video where I missed a spot. Can definitely see the difference. Feels nice under the feet, no residue. I’d would give it a 5 star but I haven’t yet seen how durable it is. It seems slightly pricey so we’ll see. But I do like how clean they look. I used the bona ready to use for cleaner prior to the polish. I’ll buy it again

My very favorite wood/ Pergo floor shine polish. My floors look gorgeous with this product. I clean my floors with the Bono cleaner then polish.You won't be disappointed with the way your floors look..and the shine lasts a long time!I redo my floors every 3 or 4 months. Great product...I recommend it.

One application of this floor polish made my dull wood floors in my apartment look like a brand new floor was placed. This floor polish was easy to use and dried within about an hour to where you could walk on it. I did not put the furniture or rugs back down for 12hrs. This polish does not leave a sticky residue and has remained shiny after 8 weeks of walking on them and cleaning them. Absolutely worth the price, I only wish I bought it sooner.

I have ceramic floors and two big dogs. Great product for high traffic area. Dries quickly and last

The media could not be loaded. (The video shows the kitchen floor where you can see some of the previous moisture damage, not caused by this product. The area on the right has a light layer of polish, the area on the left has none.)I have unsealed laminate floors that are about 4 years old. I also have 3 large dogs. My floors were looking awful and regular mopping and/or using a fleece "mop" with bona spray only helped slightly, and the floors would immediately show foot prints and smudges.I was nervous to use this because of some of the poor reviews, and I noticed after I had already purchased it that it says to only use on sealed floors. I decided to give it a try anyways and omg my floors look a million times better. I'm sad I didn't try it sooner. It's crazy how much the floors affect the overall feeling of "clean vibe" of a house.I made sure to clean the floors really well first. I swept, ran the robot vacuum, then the bona mop and bona pet oxy spray twice with a new pad on the second pass. Then as I went section by section I used the bona dusting pad.Make sure to gently mix the solution by tipping the bottle back and forth rather than shaking it.I applied the polish solution directly to the pad, instead of squirting it on the floor, because my floors are not sealed. I didn't want to risk too much moisture getting between the boards.I worked in approximately 5' x 5' sections, working the Polish into the floor until I could feel that it was beginning to dry a bit (when the pad started to slide less easily, less than a minute per section).You can walk on the floors after about 45 min to an hour with socks, but make sure to keep pets and shoes of it for as close to 24 hours as you can. (We only made it about 10 hours with my dogs but I was careful to not let them roughhouse on the floors until 24 hours)In my kitchen, where I started, I did a lighter layer using less solution, where it did not look super "wet" and shiny immediately after applying. In my living room I did a heavier application, just enough to where the floor looked wet and shiny, but not sopping wet. The areas with heavier application look better than the kitchen after a few days of dogs and people walking around.My only "con" with this product is that the shine makes the areas that had previously warped from moisture more noticeable, but that's no fault of the product. I wonder if maybe the moisture damage would have been less severe had I used this product sooner.Hopefully this novel of a review is helpful to someone! 🤣