Description
Liberon Beeswax Paste is ideal for nourishing absorbent woods such as pine and oak, especially unsealed. It naturally protects wood and guards against dryness. It is particularly suitable for small surfaces and furniture.
Performance: Traditional wax that nourishes wood Feeds wood and protects against dryness Gives an authentic finish Ideal for small surfaces and furniture Suitable for hard and softwoods EN71 Part 3 Approved – Safe for toys Endorsed by the Guild of Master Craftsmen Usage : Interior
Preparation: Remove old waxes and dirt with Liberon Wax and Polish Remover if necessary. Ensure the surface is clean, dry and free from dust.
Application: Apply a coat of Liberon Beeswax Paste sparingly with a soft, lint-free cotton cloth or Liberon Ultra Fine Steel Wool (0000). Allow to dry for a minimum of 1 hour – longer if possible, then buff with a clean cotton cloth or Liberon Drill Brush. Repeat the operation on new or very dry wood as it may require two or more coats. For a higher sheen build-up with thin coats of Beeswax, buffing between coats. Buff with a Liberon Furniture Brush or Drill Brush once the last coat has completely dried.
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Performance: Traditional wax that nourishes wood Feeds wood and protects against dryness Gives an authentic finish Ideal for small surfaces and furniture Suitable for hard and softwoods EN71 Part 3 Approved – Safe for toys Endorsed by the Guild of Master Craftsmen Usage : Interior
Preparation: Remove old waxes and dirt with Liberon Wax and Polish Remover if necessary. Ensure the surface is clean, dry and free from dust.
Application: Apply a coat of Liberon Beeswax Paste sparingly with a soft, lint-free cotton cloth or Liberon Ultra Fine Steel Wool (0000). Allow to dry for a minimum of 1 hour – longer if possible, then buff with a clean cotton cloth or Liberon Drill Brush. Repeat the operation on new or very dry wood as it may require two or more coats. For a higher sheen build-up with thin coats of Beeswax, buffing between coats. Buff with a Liberon Furniture Brush or Drill Brush once the last coat has completely dried.
*Image may be representative only