Vinyl floor care...?

My floors, after 11 years of use were getting quite dull. I purchased a gallon of Red Max Pro#3 a year or two ago, planning on using it on the outside of my trailer but never did. I put it on the floor (a use for which it is designed) and it came out great! It made our floor look new again. It should last a long time as it is a commercial floor product and even if it doesn't, it was very simple to apply. Just pour some on the floor and spread it evenly with a swiffer mop with a new microfiber cloth. I just used one coat but the more coats you put on the higher the shine.

Red Max Pro used to be sold by Lowes but I believe it has been discontinued. The current product, which is exactly the same from what I can find, is Zep High Traffic Floor Finish #3 available at Home Depot, Office Max, Lowes, and probably many other places.
Here is a picture of the finished floor.
Barney

We take our shoes off and leave them outside the door if the weather is nice, or inside the door on the floor met. Its a lot harder to track in sand that way.

I put 3 coats of commercial floor finish on our floors in the trailer and the camper last year. Haven't really checked them yet this year, waiting for yard to dry up a bit before I drive over it to get to either, but the floors looked good last fall. You should be able to get something from Home Depot.
Barely used any of the gallon jug, but that is how it is sold. Then your Mop and Glow should keep it looking good.

All vinyl sheet flooring, premium or economy, has a clear vinyl wear layer on the finished surface. It will get scratched and gouged with sand and rock, there is nothing you can apply that will be harder than the minerals. A silicone surface treatment product is the toughest you can get. Look on the label for "silicone" in the list of ingredients.

Guys, this is a very thin floor, low quality. The problem being, we go to Mexico once a year, to the beach. The sand wears the shine off the floor. There may be no cure for this, but stuff made for the home is not working.

Certainly could be mistaken, but I thought most modern vinyl flooring didn't need any type of mop and glo type thing, just water and maybe a drop of all-purpose cleanser. I just put a bit of vinegar in my mop water at home; nothing any fancier in the RV.

All we use is warm water on the vinyl floors, in the stick and bricks, (when we had one) and the fiver, for the last 9 years.