Hi @kathyathome,
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community, it is wonderful to have you with us.
Unfortunately, I can't say I'm aware of that product, so I couldn't say whether it would be suitable. If you wanted a recommendation for a product, I'd suggest this Long Life Self Shining Floor Polish.
To bring back shine to your vinyl floors, the first step is to clear away any dirt or grit that could scratch the surface. A soft indoor broom or vacuum with a brush attachment works best, as even tiny particles can dull the finish if left behind. Once the floor is free of debris, it’s important to give it a mop with a solution suitable for use on vinyl, such as this Selleys Complete Clean Multi Surface Floor Cleaner.
When the floor is completely dry, apply your polish per the instructions on the label. Using a microfibre mop, spread the polish in thin, even layers across the floor, working in straight lines for consistency.
After the polish has dried, buffing the surface with a clean, dry microfiber mop or cloth can enhance the gloss and remove any streaks. This step makes a big difference in how polished the floor looks.
To keep the finish looking good, regular maintenance is key. Sweep or vacuum often to remove grit, and clean with a damp mop and neutral cleaner. Avoid soaking the floor or using harsh chemicals, as they can strip or damage the polish.
Over time, high-traffic areas may lose their shine more quickly than the rest of the floor. In those cases, it’s fine to reapply polish just to those spots rather than treating the entire floor again.
With this routine, your vinyl will maintain its glossy look while staying protected from everyday wear.
Let me know what you think and if you have further questions, please don't hesitate to ask.
Jacob
