[FleetsidePaul]

Originally Posted by LT7A

I've been mulling this over. I'll bet an automotive trim product would work pretty well like 303 protectant or easier and cheaper would be Stoner trim shine. You'd have to try it in an out of the way area to make sure it didn't make it too slippery. Spray on and wipe off would probably do it. For it to stay shiny though, you might have to do it pretty frequently, but maybe it will soak in and start to hold up after a few uses.

I'll try that. I really don't want to tear it out. The flooring is only a few years old. But it looks terrible when it's all dull.

I don't want it slippery either. Years ago I had a cleaning lady and I don't know what she used to clean the shower but it was like ice when she was done. I slipped and cracked a rib once trying to get out.