McFate's Restorzit Review

PRODUCT REVIEW-Restorz-it Wood Finish Restorer and Wood Cleaner    

Restore furniture and kitchen cabinets with ease

My daughter wanted to refinish some wood furniture that she picked up at a yard sale.  She had heard that furniture refinishing could be a very difficult and messy job.  Since she home schools two of her three children, she is a busy Mom. 

In the interest of helping her, I went immediately to "Google" to see if I could find a product for her to use.  After typing in the words "furniture refinishing", a unique product called Restorz-it Wood Finish Restorer came up.   As I read the website, it said that you could refinish your furniture and kitchen cabinets without the need to strip and sand the wood and it would make them look new again.  As I read on, it reminded me of her faded and worn kitchen cabinets that could also really benefit from this, if it worked like they claimed it would.   After seeing the before and after pictures of restored wood and reading the testimonials on the website, I decided to give it a try.   I ordered a bottle of the Restorz-it Wood Restorer (which the website claimed will refinish a set of kitchen Cabinets and two bathroom vanities) and was pleasantly surprised that they gave me a free bottle of Restorz-it Wood Cleaner with my order.  The total cost with shipping was $59.95 (which I later found, saved me a lot of money).

I received the Products about a week later and my daughter washed her furniture and cabinets with the  Restorz-it Wood Cleaner and let them dry. 

My daughter was a little unsure about attempting this project, so she asked me to come over and help her apply the finish.  As we read the simple directions for the Wood Finish Restorer, it seemed to be very easy and straight forward to do.  I simply rolled up a sock and put plenty of the Restorer on the sock and applied it by wiping it on over the furniture and kitchen cabinets, making sure to leave a smooth wet surface without a lot of rubbing (the Restorz-it Company says that it is a finish, not a polish).  We then let everything dry overnight. 

The results were amazing!  Everything looked brand new!  I couldn't believe the water spots and worn off areas on the kitchen cabinets and vanities looked new again (some areas needed two coats). The long scratch on the top of the coffee table disappeared and the dried out entertainment center (large) was brought back to life, along with the dining table and six chairs.  I accomplished all this with just one bottle  and saved hundreds of dollars.

It seems that furniture refinishing is a snap with Restorz-it Wood Finish Restorer (www.restorzit.com)!

By Heather M.

Published Jan., 2008