Is there anything a guy can do for the floor of his E after he's done washing it to give it a little bit of shine without making it slippery? I know all about Armor All and fogging the windows up, etc. Something just to put a little lustre back on it without people wiping out in really ugly, muscle-tearing ways when they try to board the box.

[quote:c22c76fbdc=" "]Is there anything a guy can do for the floor of his E after he's done washing it to give it a little bit of shine without making it slippery? I know all about Armor All and fogging the windows up, etc. Something just to put a little lustre back on it without people wiping out in really ugly, muscle-tearing ways when they try to board the box.[/quote:c22c76fbdc]

Well, the reason that movie theater floors are all shiny is the layers of sugary soft drinks poured over them. Heck, it's got an sure-grip texture to it, sometimes I can hardly get my shoe free!

Perhaps...ah, nevermind. :)

-brendan

PS - CINEMUCK: The combination of popcorn, soda, and melted chocolate which covers the floors of movie theaters.

Maybe a light spritz of Orange Crush?

I wondered this myself and haven't come up with anything. I think everything that you would use to make it shiny would also be slick. So, I thought about getting the floor mats. But then I thought it would be silly to cover the floor with mats.

Anyway, I don't have any ideas, but I sympathize.

Bill

One has to wonder exactly what is meant when Honda says the E's floor has a "urethane coating." It suggests the possibility that what we have here is a rubber or vinyl flooring material that has been given a urethane overcoating. This begs the question of whether the way to occasionally dress up the floors might just be to recoat them with a urethane product such as:
http://www.cornerhardware.com/cat_755

I don't know the answer; I'm just asking???