Scott's Liquid Gold 14 oz. Wood Cleaner, 14oz, LiquidCan, Multicolor (P14)

I used to use this in the 80s on my cabinets and forgot about it. Good thing they still have it. It’s absolutely wonderful. My cabinets hadn’t been done in quite a while and I was going to paint them but after using liquid gold I’m keeping the wood. I used a baby washcloth generously put it all over my cabinets, which is 35 drawers and doors. I didn’t wipe it off like they said I let it sit in the wood overnight and let it soak in. What a difference! the next morning my cupboards were absolutely beautiful. Would give this 10 stars If I could. Another thing, I used the liquid not the spray. The spray gets all over the counters and everything on the counters. The liquid is a little more time-consuming, but it’s well worth it.

Liquid Gold Certainly, went up and beyond my expectations. We had to put all our belongings and furniture in storage for 4 1/2 years and when we took it out of storage. It looked very pitiful, very dried out. I suggested to my husband to get the Liquid Gold for our very old antique furniture, Solid oak bedroom set, a lot of Amish furniture, including a table and chairs, buffet and 2 enormous bookcases. Some of the furniture had to be applied more than once, but the results were astounding. You will be amazed at what this can do. For what smell there is it just smells nice. It covers pretty well when you do put it on. Make sure you take a soft dry cloth and take off a layer of the Liquid Gold. It's not really greasy. It's just very shiny at 1st. It will really enhance any wood that you have. I remember a long time ago I used it on paneling in my basement and it really brought the color out a lot.

Water rings small to medium scratches, doesn’t matter the color of the wood. This stuff makes them disappear.

When my grandmother passed away, I inherited some antique pieces of furniture. She used Scott's Liquid Gold exclusively since the 50's. Haven't been able to find it locally in many years. Only days into my "free trial" of Prime, Lo and behold - Amazon has it! The furniture is singing again; works just like when Gram used it!!!! Brings the luster back to old wood

Needs to be an aerosol like it used to be

I haven't used it yet, but have used it in the past and it restored the finish on a piece of wood furniture that had gotten damp during moving!

A renter recently moved who had terrorized the apartment's kitchen cabinets by rubbing his filthy hands all over the face of the doors constantly. Dirt seemed glued to the front of all the door cabinets. Real filth. It took two serious scrubbings with high-powered soap to get them clean. And the Scott's Liquid Gold came through and took the dull, dry-looking wooden doors, and gave them new life again. Very happy with Liquid Gold.

I used to use liquid gold years in the past to make doors and trim look good. Over the years, I sort of forgot about the product and stopped using it. Our kitchen table takes a lot of abuse when the kids come over and lay their things on it. It was starting to look pretty beat up and I knew it needed attention. I was checking on Amazon and found this and remembered how good it worked. I used it and the results were great. After application, you have to let the table sit for a while while the liquid gold dries completely. Sometimes, you need to add a second or third coat to get the best results but I think you'll be happy with what you get. I will buy again when my supply runs low.