
Restore-eez
Not Wax. Just A Finish That Actually Works.
Restore-eez fills in scratches and brings the shine back on the floors you already have. No sanding, no dust, no five figure refinishing crew.
- Fills in scratches and scuff marks, no sanding required
- A true polyurethane finish that bonds to the wood, not a wax that sits on top
- Dries clear, stays clear, and will not yellow
- Made in the USA. Safe for kids and pets once it's dry
You've Already Tried To Fix This
Maybe it was a store-bought floor cleaner. Maybe a wax kit, or a trick you read about online. It looked shinier for a day, maybe a week, and then the dullness crept back in and the scratches were sitting right where you left them.
That's not you doing something wrong. Most of what gets sold as a "floor restorer" is really just wax. It sits on top of the wood instead of actually bonding to it, so it wears off fast, especially in the spots your family actually walks.
Restore-eez isn't another coat of wax to redo next month. It's a high solid polyurethane finish built to actually bond to the wood and fill the scratches in, not just cover them up for a week.
How Restore-eez Actually Fixes This
Clean the floor
Sweep or vacuum, then wipe it down with a neutral pH floor cleaner and let it dry completely.
Apply in an S pattern
Using a microfiber mop or painter pad, spread Restore-eez evenly across the floor so it reaches every scratch.
Let it bond and dry
In 60 to 90 minutes it dries into a clear polyurethane layer that fills the scratch grooves and hardens in place.
People Who Tried It Were Skeptical Too
"Two weeks in and it still looks like the day I did it. I've mopped it a handful of times already and nothing has changed."
"I genuinely thought this was going to be another letdown I saw online. It wasn't. My floor looks like it did when we moved in."
"No sanding, no contractor, no days out of my kitchen. Just a Saturday afternoon and it looked brand new by dinner."
Why This Works When Other Fixes Didn't
A true polyurethane finish, not wax
Dries clear, stays clear, and will not yellow. Guaranteed.
Extremely high solid content
More durable and longer lasting than typical formulas, which is also why it can take a little longer to dry.
No sticky residue, no streaks
Specifically formulated to hide scratches and scuff marks without the tacky film some restorers leave behind.
Works on more than hardwood
Laminate, bamboo, vinyl, slate, ceramic, porcelain, terracotta and terrazzo. Old floors and new ones alike.
No kneeling for thirty minutes
The long-handled applicator lets you apply it standing up, without getting it on your hands and knees.
Restore-eez vs. Everything Else
| What matters to you | Restore-eez | A typical floor restorer | Professional refinishing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost | $24.99 per bottle, covers up to 500 sq ft | Similar bottle price, often less coverage | $3,000 to $7,000+ quoted in real customer stories |
| Time to see results | Same afternoon, dry in 60 to 90 minutes | Same day, varies by product | Days, sometimes a week or more |
| Mess and disruption | None, apply and go | Varies | Dust, fumes, and days out of the room |
| Fills in scratches | Yes | Sometimes, depends on the formula | Yes, full sand and refinish |
| Wax or true finish | Polyurethane, not a wax | Often wax based | Full polyurethane finish |
| Works on multiple surfaces | 7+ surface types | Usually hardwood only | Wood only |
Not Just For Floors
Restore-eez works on wood tables, cabinets, and furniture too, so the same bottle that fixes your floors can bring a scratched dining table back to life.
Comes With Everything You Need
Restore-eez ships with its own applicator pad, so there's no extra trip to the store for a mop or painter pad before you can get started.
Your Floors Aren't Ruined
What looks like permanent damage is usually just years of dulling and light surface scratches, and that's exactly what Restore-eez is built to fix.
Real Floors, Real Time Later
One 32 oz bottle, covers up to 500 sq ft
Questions From People Just Like You
I've bought floor products before and they didn't do anything. Why would this be different?
Is this actually different from wax?
Will it actually still look good in a few weeks, or fade like other things I've tried?
What floor types can I use this on?
Is it safe with kids and pets in the house?
How long does it take and how hard is it to apply?
Will it change the color of my floor?
Can I use it on furniture too, not just floors?
Where does it ship from, and is it really made in the USA?
What if it doesn't work for my floor?
More Floors People Got Back
"Did my whole kitchen in under an hour."
"Used it on my kitchen table too. Works great."