Antiquax Natural Beeswax – 250ml – Enrich the Patina of Wood
£16.99
Antiquax Natural Beeswax is ideal for antique furniture, modern furniture and any wood with a previously sealed surface. It is made from the highest quality waxes to clean, polish and protect wooden furniture.
- Easy to apply and Use
- Polishes & Cleans all wood surfaces
- Based on pure natural beeswax
- Clear in colour and Low odour
- Used on Antique & Modern furniture
- Used on Tables, Chairs, Wardrobes, Dressers & Sideboards
- For interior use
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Description
Antiquax Natural Beeswax is a traditional clear furniture wax made using refined natural beeswax, linseed oils and genuine turpentine. It is designed to clean, revive and protect suitable wooden furniture while enriching the natural colour and patina of the timber.
The clear formulation is particularly suited to antique furniture and traditional furniture restoration, as it helps enhance the existing character of the wood rather than adding a strong colour.
Antiquax Natural Beeswax can also be used on modern furniture and other suitable wooden surfaces that have already been sealed with varnish, oil or sanding sealer.
Applied with a soft, lint-free cloth and buffed once dry, the wax produces a deep, rich sheen while helping maintain the appearance of the wood.
Why choose Antiquax Natural Beeswax?
- Traditional clear beeswax furniture polish.
- Made with natural beeswax.
- Contains linseed oils and genuine turpentine.
- Ideal for antique furniture.
- Suitable for modern furniture with a compatible sealed finish.
- Helps revive the natural colour of wood.
- Enriches the natural patina of furniture.
- Produces a deep, rich sheen.
- Easy to apply with a soft, lint-free cloth.
- Clear formulation that does not add a strong colour to the timber.
- Suitable for interior wooden furniture.
How to use Antiquax Natural Beeswax
For the best results, the wooden surface should be clean and dry before applying Antiquax Natural Beeswax.
- Make sure the surface is clean and dry.
- For best results, clean the surface first with a suitable polish reviver.
- Apply a small amount of Antiquax Natural Beeswax to a soft, lint-free cloth.
- Work the wax into the surface in small areas, following the grain of the wood.
- Continue working evenly over the whole surface to produce a consistent finish.
- Allow the wax to dry.
- Buff the surface with a clean lint-free cotton cloth to achieve the desired sheen.
- One coat is normally sufficient, although a second coat can be applied if a higher sheen is required.
Apply the wax sparingly. Working in small areas makes it easier to achieve an even finish and avoid a blotchy appearance.
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What wood can it be used on?
Antiquax Natural Beeswax is suitable for a range of previously sealed wooden furniture, including antique and modern pieces.
It can be used on furniture such as:
- Tables
- Chairs
- Wardrobes
- Dressers
- Sideboards
- Cabinets
- Other suitable interior wooden furniture
It is particularly useful for maintaining antique furniture and enhancing the existing colour and patina of traditional timber.
The timber should ideally have already been sealed with a varnish, oil or sanding sealer. This helps prevent an uneven or blotchy appearance when the wax is applied.
Getting the best finish
The condition of the timber underneath the wax has a significant effect on the final appearance. For antique furniture, it is often worthwhile cleaning away old dirt and grime before applying a fresh coat of wax.
For best results:
- Make sure the surface is clean and completely dry.
- Use a soft, lint-free cloth for application.
- Apply the wax sparingly.
- Work with the grain of the wood.
- Blend the wax evenly across the whole surface.
- Allow the wax to dry before buffing.
- Use a clean cotton cloth for the final buff.
A second coat can be applied if you want to build a higher level of sheen.
Important information before use
Antiquax Natural Beeswax is best suited to previously sealed timber. For best results and to help prevent a blotchy finish, the wood should have previously been sealed with varnish, oil or sanding sealer.
Always test the product on a small, inconspicuous area before treating the entire piece, particularly when working on valuable, antique or unfamiliar furniture.
The ideal application temperature is approximately 15°C to 25°C.
Store the product tightly sealed in its original container in a cool, dry place.
Always wear protective gloves when using this product.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Antiquax Natural Beeswax used for?
Antiquax Natural Beeswax is used to clean, revive and maintain suitable wooden furniture. It is particularly suited to antique furniture and previously sealed timber.
Is Antiquax Natural Beeswax suitable for antique furniture?
Yes. It is particularly suitable for antique furniture and is designed to enrich the natural colour and patina of the wood.
Can Antiquax Natural Beeswax be used on modern furniture?
Yes. It can be used on suitable modern wooden furniture provided the timber has a compatible sealed surface.
Is Antiquax Natural Beeswax clear?
Yes. It is a clear wax formulation designed to enhance the natural colour and appearance of the wood rather than adding a strong colour.
Does Antiquax Natural Beeswax contain real beeswax?
Yes. The formulation uses refined natural beeswax along with linseed oils and genuine turpentine.
Can I use Antiquax Natural Beeswax on bare wood?
For the best results, the timber should previously have been sealed with varnish, oil or sanding sealer. Applying wax directly to absorbent bare timber can result in an uneven or blotchy finish.
How do you apply Antiquax Natural Beeswax?
Apply a small amount to a soft, lint-free cloth and work it into the wood in small areas following the grain. Blend the wax evenly over the surface, allow it to dry and then buff with a clean lint-free cotton cloth.
How many coats of Antiquax Natural Beeswax should I apply?
One coat is usually sufficient. A second coat can be applied if a higher level of sheen is required.
How do I get a good shine from beeswax furniture polish?
Apply the wax sparingly, allow it to dry and then buff with a clean, dry lint-free cotton cloth. Working evenly with the grain helps produce a consistent finish.
Can I use Antiquax Natural Beeswax on a table?
Yes. It is suitable for suitable sealed wooden tables and other interior furniture, provided the existing finish is compatible.
Can I use Antiquax Natural Beeswax on antique pine?
Yes. It can be suitable for previously sealed antique pine furniture. Always test an inconspicuous area first, particularly if the timber has an unusual or delicate finish.
Should I clean furniture before applying beeswax?
Yes. The surface should be clean and dry before waxing. For best results on antique furniture, use Priory Polishes polish reviver to remove accumulated dirt and prepare the surface before applying the beeswax.
What temperature should Antiquax Natural Beeswax be applied at?
The ideal application temperature is approximately 15°C to 25°C.
How should Antiquax Natural Beeswax be stored?
Keep the container tightly sealed and store it in a cool, dry place away from sources of ignition.
Important: Antiquax Natural Beeswax is flammable. Keep away from heat, sparks, open flames and other sources of ignition. Vapours may cause drowsiness. Keep out of reach of children, keep the container tightly closed and avoid release into the environment. Always wear protective gloves and follow the safety information supplied with the product.
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