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Wood Beeswax is a natural wax used to feed and protect bare wooden surfaces, as well as varnished, oiled or painted wood. It seals and protects all types of wood, giving a long lasting, durable, and natural looking shine. Protect the wooden surfaces, such as wooden furniture from fading caused by sunlight, dust and airborne pollutants, and even water damage.
Wood Beeswax is designed for use on modern and antique wood, including wooden veneers. Our wood beeswax formula is suitable for treating all natural woods including; Beech, Mahogany, Oak, Pine, Teak, Walnut and more. it can be used on furniture, flooring, doors and all other items of wood around the home. Beeswax is for hardwoods and softwoods too use it with great results.
How To Use
Our Wood Beeswax is made entirely from natural beeswax and coconut oil. So, it will solidify at low temperatures. After solidification, it can be heated and then used again after melting.
FAQs
Q. How much floor does this little bottle cover?
A. One bottle can be used for an area of about 108 square feet.
Q. Is Beeswax Good For Wood?
A. Yes - applying beeswax is a natural way to protect wood. It also gives wood a warm glow.
Q. Is this food safe for wood cutting boards, wood cooking spoons, wooden bowls?
A. Yes - this wood wax is made entirely from natural beeswax, safe and healthy.
Q. How often should you use beeswax on furniture?
A. We are recommended polishing your wood furniture at least three to four times a year to keep the wood in top condition.
Q. How long does beeswax take to dry on wood?
A. Let the beeswax dry on wood from 20 minutes to 1 hour.
Q. Can i use beeswax to seal wood?
A. Yes - we can use beeswax to seal wood.
Q. Does beeswax make floors slippery?
A. Beeswax will form a protective film on the surface of the wood and will not cause the surface to be sticky or too smooth. Don't worry about slipping when you walk on the floor.
Q. Does wax darken wood?
A. At first glance, when you start to apply a coat, wax can darken the surface of wood. But once the wax dries, the surface will return somewhat to its original shade (although it will be a shade or two darker). Adding more and more coats, over time, will darken the color of the wood too.
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