Curator Clock Case Restorer

Description

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What Is It Used For?

Curator Clock Case Restorer can be used to clean and revive:

• Antique wooden clock cases
• Grandfather and longcase clocks
• Mantel clocks
• Wall clocks
• Bracket clocks
• Vintage wooden clock cases
• Clock cases with accumulated dirt and old wax

It can help reveal the natural grain and depth of the wood while refreshing the appearance of a tired or neglected clock case.

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How to Use Curator Clock Case Restorer

1. Shake the bottle well before use.
2. Apply a small amount to a soft Lint Free cloth.
3. Work gently in the direction of the wood grain.
4. Use a clean cloth to lift away dirt and remove excess product.
5. For difficult areas and corners, use a soft-bristle brush.
6. Heavily marked areas may require more than one application.
7. Always test first on an inconspicuous area to check compatibility and the final result.

For the best results, work on a small area at a time rather than applying the product over the entire clock case at once.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of clocks can Curator Clock Case Restorer be used on?

It is suitable for wooden longcase, grandfather, mantel, wall and bracket clock cases.

Does Curator Clock Case Restorer remove the original finish?

It is designed to clean and revive the surface while helping to preserve the original finish and patina rather than stripping the wood.

Can it remove old wax?

Yes. The product is designed to help remove old wax build-up along with accumulated dirt, grease and fingerprints.

Should I test it first?

Yes. Always test on a spare surface or inconspicuous area before treating the complete clock case.

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Our Recommended Clock Case Restorer

If you are specifically looking for a clock case restorer from Priory Polishes, we recommend our own Priory Polishes Clock Case Restorer.

Our Priory Polishes version is specially formulated for cleaning and reviving wooden clock cases and has become one of our established clock restoration products. It removes dirt and grime while helping to retain the original finish and aged patina, and can be used with a Fine Cotton Buffing Cloth or 0000 wire wool where appropriate.