Multiple floor surfaces can benefit from the protection of Pledge Floor Finish. This product is safe to use on no-wax, vinyl, linoleum, rubber tile, terrazzo, and masonry floors. It also works on ceramic tile, stone, flagstone, slate, and sealed wood floors, as long as those surfaces have been sealed. With Pledge Floor Gloss, rooms throughout your house can have protected floors with a dazzling finish. It does have some minor additives and so it is not pure polyurethane, it is made with acrylic polymers, so same "family" as polyurethane). Well, those ingredients show that one has a whole bunch of different stuff in there than the other. Even if they go by different names, there are many more listed. Not to mention that the front label says nothing about "Future" on there. So it sounds like two different products, the latest being "new and improved" (my words, not theirs), probably like the FSM forums are new and improved...

I’m using this as a gloss coat for my models like Onego or Klear. Works a treat. So if you’re searching the net looking for Klear. This is the gear. For heavy wax buildup present from other products, allow to stand 5 minutes before wiping. Repeat if necessary. I can't even imagine the corporate decision for this. Don't people take care of their floors anymore. Argentina - Español Canada - Français Canada-English Chile - Español Colombia - Español Ecuador - Español Italy - Italiano Mexico - Español Peru- Español Philippines - English Poland - Polski Puerto Rico - Español South Africa - English Spain - Español Turkey - Türkçe United States - English United States – Español All Countries For those who've been using Future/Revive It for gloss applications on their projects, it's apparently been confirmed that Johnson & Johnson has discontinued the product. A friend on a scale modeler group got this reply from J&J:

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I still have plenty in my old, original recipe bottle too and I still dip the occasional canopy or brush on a clear acrylic here and there. Pledge Floor Care/ Pledge Revive It are no longer available. Of the commercially available products, "Pledge Multi-Surface Concentrated Floor Cleaner" is the only one kind of close. It has "Proprietary Film Formers" in the ingredients like the original products, but the rest of the ingredients are off. Also the instructions for the Revive It/ Floor Care say to wash the surface with a separate product then apply, while the multi surface seems to be a 2-in-1 cleaning and shining agent.

So apparently Pledge discontinued their floor gloss or something in January 2022? That's a bummer, because my Legacy Blaster needs tightening in his left hip joint badly. However, I don't want to spend the committment building a kit to see it ruined by discoloration or, worse, gloppy goo or other problems that I can envision the gremlins of airbrushing foisting on me as I spray a coat of this stuff on something that's taken me months to nearly complete. I so missed OneGo that I decided to give this a go. You don’t need to sprinkle a lot of the product on a clean dry floor then spread across the surface with a wet mop Almost as good as the old OneGo. Just because I'm used to isopropyl alcohol in my paint thinning experience I'll probably try that first if I end up having to use Tamiya X-22. I'm fairly certain that there are posts in the forum from people who have reported using the newest version, and saying it works just like the older versions. A search on "Future" would tell us for certain.One thing we could all do is be a little more eco conscious. It's kind of a joke about cheap ass modeler. Pledge have re-branded their product once more. It’s called Pledge Revive It and has the identical qualities as before. Here was the response when we asked for info regarding the product: Effective on a Variety of Flooring Types