Pledge 11182 Revive It Floor Gloss, 27 Ounce, Clear Transparent Liquid

I think you'll find that most of the comments here for this product (Pledge - Revive It Floor Gloss), will be from model makers and I'm going to add to it. Yes, this stuff is great for your scale models when needing to seal in decals and giving that extra shine to clear canopy/windows and or giving a protective sheen overall. It doesn't Run at all meaning it's self levelling. I use an airbrush (neat - not thinned) and it doesn't yellow over time. The reason modellers buy this is because it lasts for ages and comes in large bottles whereas normal model varnishes/lacquers come in very small bottles and ends up being more costly.It's generally not very easy to find this stuff in your local supermarket and Amazon is the only place I've got it from. Make sure you only buy the Pledge - Revive It, for your modelling needs. Oh, and by the way, it's probably good for floors too but I've never tried it for that. Lol.

Absolutely nothing to dislike, as always this product NEVER lets me down, i use it on my coach floor & it lasts for 6 to 8wks, i do school runs so you can imagine how much of a battering it gets, no scent, non slip and not only makes the floor look a million dollars but it stops the dirt from getting engrained into the floor and easier to mop, only needs cleaning with literally a drop of washing up liquid and a dash of nice smelly disinfectant, job done, excellent product and have used it for years

If I could purchase this again, I would everytime. This made my kitchen and bathroom stone tiles shine. I cannot see any other product that matches. Please bring it back.

great for what i use it for drys clear and shiny

I have used this to seal the paint on my chair and my partner also regularly uses it on his areoplane and tank models. Whilst we haven't used it on our floor, I'm sure its good for that too! It's very easy to apply and lasts for ages.

This stuff is brilliant for clearcoating scale models before weathering with oils or enamel. I cut it 50/50 with Mr Color Leveling Thinner and it goes on silky smooth, no clogging the airbrush, and levels out very nicely with no pooling. It’s far better than any dedicated modelling clearcoat I’ve used. The downside is that it absolutely reeks, like Raid flyspray mixed with sick, but at the rate I complete models this is basically a lifetime supply for a decent price. A bit of stink is a minor inconvenience.

If you need cheap gloss acrylic for your models, this is the one you've been looking for. It sprays great neat from the bottle, and self levels on your models.I never used the old Future, but followed advice off the forums.I can confirm this works for dipping canopies, light spray pre-decals/ washes and layered for great gloss finish.

Previously used Klear which was excellent. Wash, dry floor, then using damp cloth spread Klear. Dried really quickly and second coat dried even quicker. Have used Revive it following instructions - what a faff having to use brush/roller. First coat took forever to dry even with all doors and windows open on a sunny day. Dried very patchy so had to do another coat with brush/roller. That looks ok and took a bit less time to dry. This stuff is only a small step off using a tin of Ronseal varnish so I'll not be getting it again. Much more expensive than Klear too.