Wooden furniture like new: how to use beeswax to feed, protect and hide scratches
Table with glass rings, doors that lost their colour, dull inherited furniture. Natural beeswax with no chemical smell: thin layer, 10 minutes, then buff.
· by TrendIbera · 1 min read
Grandma's table has glass rings, the living-room door has lost its colour and the chopping board is dry and grey. None of that needs a carpenter: it needs wax.
Why you need it
Untreated wood loses its oils and goes dull. Natural beeswax feeds it, fills small scratches, brings the tone back and leaves a layer that protects from water and dust. No chemical smells at home.
Product facts
- Natural beeswax, no chemical smell.
- Hides scratches and dull areas.
- For furniture, doors, floors and chopping boards.
- One tin does the whole house.
- Sponge included.
Benefits
- Inherited furniture that shines again without a restorer.
- One product for all the wood in the house.
- Applied in 10 minutes per piece.
- Natural: suitable for chopping boards too.
How to use it
- Dust the surface.
- Apply a thin layer with the sponge or a cloth along the grain.
- Leave 10 minutes.
- Buff with a clean cloth.
Good to know
Test first on a hidden spot. Do not use on high-gloss lacquered wood.
Try it before you pay
Order today, we phone you to confirm and it arrives in 24–72 h. You pay the courier. 14 days to return it.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work on high-gloss lacquered wood?
No. Do not use on high-gloss lacquered wood. Always test first on a hidden spot.
How long does a tin last?
One tin does the whole house: it goes on in a thin layer.
Get it with cash on delivery
Order today and our call centre phones you within minutes to confirm. You pay the courier when it arrives.
