F.A.Q.

Question:
What can Sheila Shine be used on?
Answer:
Sheila Shine can be used on all metals, plastics, and wood. See “Sheila Shine Uses” on main page for a full list of items that you can apply Sheila Shine to.

Question:
Can Sheila Shine be used on floors?
Answer:
No, Sheila Shine is an oil based product. Use of Sheila Shine on any floor surface could make that surface extremely slippery and could result in injury.

Question:
Should I spray Sheila Shine in a ventilated area?
Answer:
Yes. Due to the chemicals inside Sheila Shine, it is strongly recommended that when applying Sheila Shine there some kind of cross ventilation.

Question:
Is Sheila Shine harmful if swallowed?
Answer:
Yes! Because of the chemicals that Sheila Shine contains, it is STRONGLY recommended that you do not use Sheila Shine on any cooking surfaces, cooking utensils, or food preparations area. If a large quantity on Sheila Shine is ingested, please consult a doctor immediately.

Question:
Can Sheila Shine be used for bathtubs & showers?
Answer:
It is not recommended due to the oil content the Sheila Shine contains. Apply it to your bathtub or shower floor would make it extremely slippery.