Howard Restor-A-Finish is NOT a full house refinishing system. It is great for spot touch ups as a temporary fix. I've used it on small surface scratches throughout the house and the results have been pretty spectacular.
There is nothing to remove scratches that are really deep other than thorough sanding and refinishing.
First you puddle a bit of the restor-a-finish on the floor on top of the scratched area. You should choose a color close to the shade of your floors.
Then use a paper towel to rub it into the floor, paying close attention to working it into the scratched areas.
Then use a dry paper towel to rub over the area several times. I passed over it three times with a clean towel each time.
As mentioned earlier, this method is less effective for the deeper scratches. But for the smaller more superficial scratches this is a great way to restore scratches on hardwood floors.
I hope this has helped you!
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