good for stone floors that are scratched?
752052
I did not like this product at all...I have a cleaning business and Pinesol in a bucket works much better, also the Method Floor products are far superior
752053
it was good on scratched tiles but i dont have a stone floor so i couldnt give an honest answer
752054
I have tiles that had some cracks and scratches.It help diminish the look of these on the floor
2039433
I just keep up on it with windex and a wrag. If they get nasty and pitted you can use windex with some "0000" steel wool and it will shine them up nice without scratching them. Make sure its "0000" tho
276678
I have it on granite. They are metal but I don't think there would be much scratching unless it was forced hard. I love mine. It is so cute!
1899887
I use ours for Rubber and Leather Hunting boots as well as leather cowboy boots. I haven't had a problem with scratches. The ends of the rack are rounded and it is a has a plastic coating.
488629
As long as it is a flat surface it should deter the scratching - check to make sure the adhesive doesn't damage the finish though!
276000
None, but it has not scratched our floors...we've used them for Poms to Bernese Mtn dog whom moved it all over the place. The painted coating makes the surface area very smoothe. They are heavy duty but they do not weight alot - I push them out of place, mop the floor and then push them back and I have not made scratches on the floor doing that either. I suppose if the wood is a soft wood like Maple it may be a problem I'm not sure.
2203562
No, you would have better luck with a liquid scratch cover that you can find with wood polishers and waxes.
1362592
I assume you are talking about scratches to a real hardwood floor. Well it also depends how deep the scratches are. If you have an old floor then you probably have a darkened floor due to wax buildup. If the scratches have just gone thru that then you can do either of two things 1) keep putting you floor cleaner on and more so over the scratches, over a period of time it too will buildup and darken and cover the scratches. 2) Use Simple Green and rub the wax around the scratches and blend it in to the rest of the floor. Simple Green works like a slow acting wax remover so you will have time to blend it. If the scratches have gone thru the finish and are down into the wood then you have to start matching up wood stain with the color of the rest of the floor. All of these are more art then anything else..it's trial and error. Usually dogs and hardwood don't match well. A dog is better suited to a tile floor. But if that is what you have and scratches are a concern, you will eventually become a pro at this.
1796833
I have travertine floors and it works beautifully. Get the white pad to polish your floors. If you're looking to rehone the marble, get some diamond gorilla pads. Do some research on how to bring the wet look back. It's not hard. I got the wet look back on my travertine with the gorilla pads.
353813
I did not find it to scratch mine. I have dark HW flooring but my husband & I are not seeing anything & he's the 1 doing it latetly b/c i've had a cast on leg..
151975
I also have hardwood floors, and it hasn't scratched them from what I can tell (my dog mainly plays on the carpet with it). It is designed to roll and doesn't have much of an area that would scratch floors.
291900
If the scratch is really large and deep you may need to smooth it out a little. Generally the compound will work well enough on light scratches I understand but I'm not a good one to answer for certain because the product did not work on my scratch anyway.
1113749
I would not recommend using it on stone floors - it's probably best on a smooth surface.
1625634
I need to use an abrasive cleaner. If you are trying to avoid the scratching you might try a product similar to SoftScrub with vinegar mixed in.
242129
Yes, the bottom was the part that was dsmaged(paint was coming off). It does work on hard wood floors, and will not scratch them or slide on them. Let us know if you have any other questions.
270883
It's really a soft "dust mop". It is less likely to scratch if that's a concern. We use the Bona products exclusively after we had our new hardwood floor installed. We use the Swifter for tile surfaces. ope this helps you.
2220015
It doesn't have a very soft floor end, and the wheels are plastic, but it also isn't very heavy. We didn't have any problem with scratched floors, but our wood floors had a pretty scratch-resistant finish. It could cause slight scratches on softer finishes.