Antiquax Original Wax Polish – 500ml

Description

Why choose Antiquax Original Wax Polish?

• Traditional furniture wax polish.
• Contains beeswax and carnauba wax.
• Ideal for antique and fine wooden furniture.
• Enhances the natural grain and patina of wood.
• Creates a soft, mellow sheen.
• Provides a durable wax finish.
• Silicone free.
• Helps resist dust and fingerprint marks.
• Suitable for most timber finishes.
• Easy to apply and buff.

How to use Antiquax Original Wax Polish

Before applying Antiquax Original Wax Polish, make sure the surface is clean and dry. The wax can be applied to previously finished and previously waxed surfaces. For best results initially clean the surface with Priory polishes polish reviver.

1. Apply the wax sparingly using a soft, lint-free cloth.
2. Work the polish into the wood in a circular motion, following the grain where appropriate.
3. Allow the wax to dry to a light haze.
4. Buff the surface using a clean, dry wax buffing cloth.
5. Apply a second coat if a higher sheen is required, allowing you to buff between coats.

For the best results and to help prevent a blotchy appearance, bare timber should be properly prepared and sealed with a suitable varnish, oil or sanding sealer before waxing.

Using Antiquax on antique furniture

Antiquax Original Wax Polish is particularly well suited to antique furniture restoration. It can help revive tired-looking wood while enhancing the existing grain and patina rather than dramatically changing the appearance of the furniture.

It can be used on many types of fine natural wood and is suitable for items such as tables, chairs, wardrobes, dressers and sideboards.

When working on valuable or delicate antique furniture, always test the product on a small, inconspicuous area first to ensure you are happy with the result.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Antiquax Original Wax Polish used for?

Antiquax Original Wax Polish is used to clean, revive and protect wooden furniture while enhancing the natural grain and patina. It is particularly suitable for antique and fine wooden furniture.

Can Antiquax Original Wax Polish be used on antique furniture?

Yes. Antiquax Original is specifically designed for regular use on fine natural wood and antique furniture. It helps enhance the existing grain and patina while providing a durable wax finish.

Can Antiquax be used on modern furniture?

Yes. Antiquax Original Wax Polish can be used on both antique and modern wooden furniture, provided the existing timber finish is suitable for waxing.

How do you apply Antiquax Original Wax Polish?

Apply the wax sparingly with a soft, lint-free cloth, working it into the surface. Allow it to dry to a light haze and then buff with a clean, dry cloth. A second coat can be applied if a higher sheen is required.

Can Antiquax be used on previously waxed furniture?

Yes. Antiquax Original Wax Polish can be applied to previously waxed surfaces. For best results, make sure the surface is clean and dry before applying the new coat.

Does Antiquax Original Wax Polish contain silicone?

No. Antiquax Original Wax Polish is silicone free and helps resist dust and fingerprint marks.

What is Antiquax Original Wax Polish made from?

Antiquax Original is based on premium performance waxes including carnauba wax and beeswax, reinforced with hydrocarbon waxes to aid application and improve durability.

How many coats of Antiquax Original should I apply?

One coat is normally sufficient. A second coat can be applied after a few minutes if you want to achieve a higher sheen. Always buff between coats.

Can Antiquax be used on bare wood?

Yes, but for the best results bare timber should first be properly prepared and sealed with a suitable varnish, oil or sanding sealer. This helps prevent a blotchy appearance when the wax is applied.

What should I do if my Antiquax wax has dried out?

If the wax has dried out in the container, it is not recommended to add a solvent to try to restore it. Incorrectly mixed solvents could damage the surface being treated. Store Antiquax in its original sealed container in a cool, dry place to help prolong its shelf life.

What temperature should Antiquax Original Wax Polish be applied at?

The ideal application temperature is approximately 15°C to 25°C.

My old can of antiquax seems to have dried out, it is difficult to apply. Is there any solvent I could add to make it easier to apply?

Please note

The application temperature is ideally 15-25ºC

Re-apply when necessary.

Compatible with most timber finishes. If in doubt, check on an inconspicuous test area first.

For best results and to prevent a blotchy appearance, timber should be previously sealed with a varnish, oil or sanding sealer.

It can be stored for a very long time, if stored in original sealed container in a cool dry place.

Clean-Up Hands and application cloths can be cleaned in warn soapy water.

Health and safety

Flammable. Keep away from children. Keep container tightly closed. Keep away from all sources of ignition. No smoking.

Safety Data Sheets

• Safety Data Sheet
• Product Information