Does the beeswax create an eventual build-up like furniture wax?
140773
It doesn't for me because I don't use it as an everyday polish to remove dust. I use it more like special treatment polish to renew wood throughout the year especially here in the midwest where it can get very dry in winter. I also use it when I want to give the wood a nice gloss on special occasions.
140774
Not so far, but I've only used it twice. It seems to be a top-drawer product.
140775
No, it seems to be absorbed into the wood. We use it sparingly. It puts a beautiful rich glow to wood (renews it?). Jan
727183
They both contain lemon oil and bees wax. The cabinet makers wax is also for leather and fine furniture. I use both.
470458
once this is applied and rubbed in good, it will not be sticky. you can use a hair dryer after applying to get it to melt in faster. this is basically just bee's wax. great product if used properly
816101
Yes. That's exactly what I did. I like Epillys wax & I just heated it up & poured it in. I really like it. The wax never gets too hot either.
198939
Yes! Not too much. A little goes a long way. It has a more waxy feel than oily...in a good way.
1616500
No, it certainly is not straight beeswax, and other ingredients are not listed, but having used it for about 10 years, it is the best leather treatment I have come across, and I LIKE to look after my shoes!!
2205312
Sorry, but I don't know the answer to this question as this was not an issue for ME when I made my purchase. This beeswax is just the right consistency for the lotion I made (adding it to olive oil and coconut oil and 5 essential oils).
68848
It has worked for my votives and they are beeswax. It burns beautifully. A friend recommended to wax them first but I've seen good results either way.
723839
It appears to be beeswax with oil and fragrance. I have used it on a Maple drop leaf table we picked up in a used furniture store. The table looks wonderful! You do need to rub in the polish a good bit or it can be a bit sticky.
22954
It deepens the color of the wood and in that way gives a much more uniform appearance. I had an unfinished pine piece, old and dried out, and I sanded it lightly first before applying the wax. It looked great. It is not a cover up material per se, as paint would be. I would take a chance with this wax, not that expensive, and you will use it for other furniture no doubt.
255342
I don't think that would be a good idea unless you put on a couple of coats of polyurethane. I am using it as a kitchen table and only put on some John Boos wax. It is very well made.
42078
Daddy Van's Bees Wax would work. It takes multiple coats to get nice deep luster, and also makes the surface water resistant. I made a table out of a Tulip tree round and added around 14 coats of beeswax ... no trouble with water and it has a deep hand rubbed luster to it.
518021
no it is not food grade wax. i use it on furniture. read the lable thanks helen
225172
Yes but make sure you put it on some paper towels for a day or two beforehand to pull the wax out of it a bit.
112342
No, Briwax is for use on inside furniture. If I was to wax outside furniture I would use a silicon base car wax. There is several available. Hope this helps.
945574
No, white beeswax has had the color and smell taken out of it. Try using regular beeswax if you want the honey-like scent.
1970385
While wearing gloves use an old spoon or stick to take out a small amount of the wax. With whatever your using it to apply (I use cheese cloth)it will be come smooth and cream as you rub it into your furniture. I actually let it sit for a bit, then rub with the grain until actual results are obtained.I have a special brush, a semi-firm round bristle brush to get into all the nooks and spaces.In warmer weather the paste is softer, but it does warm with the warmth of your hand. Please DO NOT try and heat it any other way, as it is flammable.