RejuvenateCabinet And Furniture Restorer Fills In Scratches, Shines And Protects Indoor Cabinets And Furniture, 16 Ounces

I buy Rejuvenate for everything. I had beautiful vinyl flooring in my kitchen. Over the years it was looking a bit dull. I saw this advertised and tried it and I was amazed at how new and beautiful my floor looked again. I also use it on my cabinets as well and they look new. You won't regret buying this product.

Rejuvenate Cabinet And Furniture Restorer does a great job in fixing most scratches but I am particularly impressed with how it restores wood finishes that have been whitened by water stains.

I use this on my hard wood floors to brighten them up and my dark toned cabinets.

Great product! I use it every day

My cabinets still have streaks on them, could be because my husband didn't wipe product well and couldn't see the streaks.

my cabinets look like new. Very easy to use, results were fantastic

I used this on my wood resurfaced bathroom cabinets and had no issues- they were resurfaced about 6 years ago. Used the mit and followed instructions and they had a good sheen for several weeks. It didn’t really fill in any knicks but it left them temporarily less noticeable.I decided to use it on my brand new ( less than 6 weeks) kitchen cabinets to just give them some shine before Xmas, as they are brand new and already clean. I applied and did everything the same. I was in tears - the streaks were terrible. It looked likeSomeone had splatters liquid all over my cabinets and I feared I ruined thousands of dollars worth of cabinetry. It literally looked like someone windexed the area and left clearish white streaks behind. I went over the streaks again as per the directions to see that it was only worse and newStreaming was occurring. I called Rejuvenate directly in an absolute panic and they told me it was because I used it on painted cabinets - but they advertise this product with both gray and white touch up markers and a quick Google search pulls up a “safe for painted” instruction. My cabinets are wood, and maybe this is true but there is alsoNo disclaimer and several other reviewers have ruined cherry wood cabinets that aren’t painted. The customer service person was helpful and told me that it was like a water based wax and would eventually fade with time and use - and that my cabinets were not ruined but would unevenly lose the shine over several months. I did not purchase a alkaline stripper as they recommended for fear it would take off the finish or paint off my cabinets. I did use ammonia free windex, which was recommended and a remedy I googled - but I was also told it would take quite some time for a large area. I have gone over the cabinets 3x with a microfiber cloth gently buffing in the windex and it has significantly reduced the streaks but it will take quite a few more applications and time before they are totally gone. Vinegar and water as googled does not work. I will have to touch the paint up as well. Right now I am doing windex every day and hoping that that and time will take care of the streaks. I am so glad I only got to some upper cabinets before realizing the issue. Please do not use. Those that had White steaks left on their cabinets in other reviews are 100 percent correct.

I have always used popular brands on my cabinets and furniture, but none of them compares to Rejuvenate products. While prepping my home for sale, this product and the furniture cleaner were recommended by a big box store. It truly made my 13 year old shaker maple cabinetry SHINE! Most potential buyers asked if they were brand new! I now use strictly all Rejuvenate products my cleaning. The grout cleaners are outstanding!Word of advice: be cautious when applying as drips on countertops, floors and appliances may happen. Wipe off as soon as you see the drip. Also remove hardware from cabinetry; makes it easier and faster to do the entire surface without trying to go around. Let dry completely prior to reinstalling hardware. For nooks and crannies, do those first using a q-tip or small white microfiber wash cloth.