My floors were dull so I applied Rejuvinate to the floors (gloss). Now the floors are cloudy and I do not know how to remedy this.
I cannot find a company that will touch engineered floors.
I need to sell my house and now I have a mess and need help.
Do you have any suggestions for me? Any reputable company that will work on this? One company came and all they do is sand. They would not sand the floor because they said engineered floors are not thick enough.

I called rejuvenate and they have no answers!

this http://www.basiccoatings.com/Products/P ... DispGrp=50
or this http://www.bona.com/en/Consumer/Care2/C ... h-Remover/

The polish can be removed but you have to be careful in re coating. I would remove the polish then screen and coat your floor. First with a dewaxed shellac sealer like parks "universal sealer" or zinser's sealcoat then a coat off finish of your choice. boom, done.

My question is what do I use to remove the rejuvinate?
I need to get it off.

The links Kevin gave you are for polish removers .Those are what you would use to get the rejuvenate off the floor.

As a side note , almost all the products geared at rejuvenating urethane are bad products that do little more than contaminate the floor and create a hazy effect.

Last week we became a distributor for Rustoleum Nano Shield, aluminum oxide products, download technical data nsd-07 page 1 Recoating Prefinished Wood. We were a little skeptical but utilizing a aluminum oxide Mohawk floor we used used the etching material and recoated with Nano Shield topcoat it came out beautiful. Really impressive can't wait to do an entire project. This wood was out of our warehouse and showed slight checking when finish applied really accentuated the checking but after finish applied could not see it at all.