Antiquax Wax Polish 100ml

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While you can use wax on bare wood or wood that has only a thin penetrating finish, you must apply several coats before you begin to get a modest sheen. At the other extreme, on a very high-gloss finish such as rubbed out lacquer or a French polish, wax is superfluous and can actually detract from the finish. I decided to use cherry for the test boards and to finish them with a washcoat of shellac and three coats of a wiped-on poly. This resulted in a moderate sheen, but with the grain structure still easily visible. Apply, then buff. Schofield applied each wax using the outside of a fairly open-weave cotton cloth, monitored how long it took to dry, and then buffed the surface with some soft cotton flannel from an old pair of pajamas. Compatibility: Compatible with all types of timber finishes. For best results and to prevent a blotchy appearance timber should always be previously sealed with a varnish, oil or sanding sealer. Shelf-life/Storage: Many years in normal conditions if stored in original, tightly closed container. Protect from frost. Do not store below 5°C. This product was so hard in the can that it was quite difficult to get any on the cloth, but once on the wood it spread easily to an even coat. It took longer to dry than most of the other waxes and when buffed produced only a low sheen.

Note: Always test on an unseen area before use. Before using Antiquax LeatherRe-Colouring Balm, clean the leatherusing a good quality Leather Cleaner. Not linked to the office-supply store, this wax has been made in New Hampshire since 1897. Whereas most waxes make a virtue of containing beeswax, this one specifically excludes it (along with silicones). Like the S.C. Johnson wax, it was easy to apply and manipulate with a wet feel, but it was harder to buff away all the surplus, with some smearing left on the mirror despite frequent cloth changes. It produced a slightly lower-than-average shine.

Antiquax Brass and Copper Bath Box contains 5 x 30g sachets. This simple to use solution turns a dirty, messy and time-consuming job of cleaning and polishing brass and copper into a fast and easy experience. Antiquax Brass and Copper Bath works in minutes and even works on engraved and filigree pieces. Dirt and tarnish float away right before your eyes and you don’t even get your hands dirty. Just follow the simple steps on the box. If your Brass is very dirty, tarnished or greasy, then we would recommend our Brass cleaning solution for a more intense cleaning. How to use Antiquax Brass and Copper Bath

Hazards: Extremely flammable. Irritating to eyes. Vapours may cause drowsiness. Keep away from children. Keep away from all sources of ignition. No smoking. Antiquax Original Wax Polish Spray isvery high quality traditional type polish based upon premium performance waxes, carnauba and beeswax, reinforced with a blend of hydrocarbon waxes to aid application and improve durability. Preparation: The surface must be clean and dry. Antiquax Original Wax Polish can be used on previously waxed surfaces. For best results initially clean the surface with Antiquax Furniture Cleaner.

How wrong I was. After testing 21 brands of wax, I found that while the majority produce a good result, the effort required varies enormously. You can get excellent waxes for a modest cost, but there are a few that I wouldn’t use again at any price. Testing the waxes Application: Shake thoroughly before use. Spray apply sparingly and work into the surface with the grain using a soft lint free cloth. Work well into the grain and allow to dry to a light haze. Remove by polishing in a circular motion using a clean dry cloth.