Is this really a real and profitable business or just one of those fly-by-night things?
How come more people aren’t doing this business if it is so good?
What is the ingredient that makes the Illaminate products so beneficial for restoring my customer's laminate or hardwood flooring?
What does the Illaminate line of products actually do to improve the look & wearability of my customer's laminate and hardwood flooring?
Should you put any of the Illaminate products on a newly installed laminate or hardwood floor?
How long does does an application of your Illaminate floor restoration products last?
Can you use any of your Illaminate Restore Products on hardwood or other types of floors?
How can you remove the Illaminate Restore product?
Is the equipment hard or complicated to use?
Is the price listed the total cost, or are there additional hidden fees?

Q.  Is this really a real and profitable business or just one of those fly-by-night things?

A.  Yes this is a real business and it takes real work.  You can make as much as you want, but you have to go out and work the business.  If you are looking for a get rich quick thing this is not it.  But if you are looking for a real ground floor business opportunity with unlimited potential and are willing to work the business and follow our instructions, then you have the opportunity to make a substantial income and have a financially secure life for you and your family. We are providing you with the equipment and materials to do the business.  It's up to you to market and work the business if you want to be successful

Q.  How come more people aren’t doing this business if it is so good?

A. Laminate flooring has just started to become popular across the United States, as people are realizing the distinct advantages it has over traditional wood flooring (ie. cost and maintenance). It is only growing, and you will have a relatively untapped market. The potential is absolutely huge!

Q. What is the ingredient that makes the Illaminate products so beneficial for restoring my customer's laminate or hardwood flooring?

A.  It is a 20% solid thermal plastic acrylic.

Q.  What does the Illaminate line of products actually do to improve the look & wearability of my customer's laminate and hardwood flooring?

A.   It helps hide scuffs, scratches and stops tracking. It also helps seal (coat) the joints and helps prevent peeling.

Q.  Should you put any of the Illaminate products on a newly installed laminate or hardwood floor?

A.  Yes, the Illaminate System is excellent to use on a new laminate floor. Our illaminate restoration products coat the joints between the floor boards, which helps prevents water from seeping in and causing the joints to peak. Our products also make cleaning easier and will brighten up the colors in the wood.

Q.  How long does does an application of your Illaminate Floor Restoration Products last?

A.   Normally, we would recommend a minimum of one year between applications, depending on the amount of traffic to the area. It could very well be longer before another application is needed!

Q.  Can you use any of your Illaminate restore products on hardwood or other types of floors?

A. Yes, the restore and buff cleaner products can also be used on pre-finished hardwood and cork floors. The Deep Scrub stripper can be used on other floors to remove unwanted substances or to remove the Ilaminate Restore product if desired.

Q.  How can you remove the Illaminate Restore product?

A.  Ilaminate Restore is simple to remove! Just use Laminate Deep Scrub and a mild abrasive scrub pad.

Q.  Is the equipment hard or complicated to use?

A.  No, it is very easy to use and actually fun to do.  The learning curve is minimal, and you will receive a training DVD and ongoing support. We even offer free hands-on training at our location.

Q.  Is the price listed the total cost, or are there additional hidden fees?

A.  The price is your total cost which includes all the equipment, training and marketing materials and on-going phone & e-mail support. Please note that people in the state of Michigan will be charged sales tax. There are no franchise or royalty fees after your purchase.