Removing deep scuffs from a linoleum tile floor

[my_lady_f]

My kitchen floor has some very old linoleum tile that has seen better days.

When I first bought the house the floor was covered in a layer of filthy wax.  The little old lady who lived there was in no shape to strip the floors, and probably could not see that well either.

I had managed to strip the floor wax off - but I never replaced it. Which was

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[restoman]

That's very hard work! ...but it looks great ~like new!

I did that once with my old kitchen floor and got a few more years use out of it. (It had been installed around 1960.) But eventually it just became too worn to work with anymore.