Liberon Burnishing Cream – 500 ml

Description

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Why Choose Liberon Burnishing Cream?

Liberon Burnishing Cream is an excellent choice when an existing polished finish has become dull, hazy or tired and needs rejuvenating rather than completely refinishing.

• Designed to clean and revive polished surfaces
• Suitable for French polish
• Suitable for lacquer and varnish finishes
• Helps remove haze and bloom
• Can help cover superficial scratches
• Suitable for antique and modern furniture
• Easy to apply with a lint-free cloth
• Can restore a brighter sheen to tired finishes
• Suitable for selected decorative materials

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What Can Liberon Burnishing Cream Be Used On?

Liberon Burnishing Cream can be used on a variety of suitable highly polished interior surfaces and decorative materials.

• French polished furniture
• Lacquered furniture
• Varnished furniture
• Antique furniture
• Modern furniture
• Wooden furniture with suitable polished finishes
• Ivory
• Tortoiseshell
• Mother of pearl
• Papier-mâché
• Brass inlays
• Brass fittings

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Burnishing Cream for French Polish

Liberon Burnishing Cream is particularly useful for French polished furniture.

French polished surfaces can become dull, hazy or marked over time. Burnishing Cream can help rejuvenate a suitable existing finish and restore a smoother, brighter appearance.

It can also be used after applying a suitable French polish when the finish has developed sufficient thickness and has been allowed to cure properly.

Because burnishing cream is designed to work on the surface of the existing finish, always ensure there is sufficient polish present and test first on an inconspicuous area.

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Burnishing Cream for Lacquer and Varnish

Liberon Burnishing Cream can be used on suitable lacquered and varnished surfaces to help remove dullness, haze and bloom.

This makes it useful for restoring the appearance of tired furniture without necessarily having to strip and completely refinish the existing surface.

Always check that the existing finish is suitable before use and test on a small, inconspicuous area first.

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Removing Haze and Bloom

One of the main uses of Liberon Burnishing Cream is removing haze and bloom from suitable polished finishes.

Haze or bloom can leave a milky, cloudy or dull appearance across an otherwise good finish. Burnishing Cream can help restore clarity and sheen when used correctly.

Work methodically over a small section at a time, paying particular attention to areas affected by haze or bloom.

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Removing Superficial Scratches

Liberon Burnishing Cream can also help cover superficial scratches in suitable polished finishes.

It is important to distinguish between superficial surface marks and deeper damage. Burnishing Cream is not designed to repair deep scratches, gouges or damage that extends through the finish.

For more serious damage, additional restoration work may be required.

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Burnishing Cream for Antique Furniture

Liberon Burnishing Cream is suitable for both antique and modern furniture, making it a useful product for furniture restoration and maintenance.

It can be particularly useful when an antique piece has a sound existing finish but has become dull or hazy over time.

When working on valuable or historic furniture, always test the product carefully in an inconspicuous area first and use the least aggressive method necessary. Priory Polish Reviver may be more suitable for this as it has been designed for use on antique finishes. 

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How to Use Liberon Burnishing Cream

For the best results, the surface should be clean and free from wax before using Burnishing Cream.

1. If needed, Remove existing wax from the surface using a suitable wax and polish remover.
2. Shake the Burnishing Cream well before use.
3. Soak a lint-free cloth with the Burnishing Cream.
4. Rub the surface firmly, working with the grain where possible.
5. Pay particular attention to problem areas.
6. Allow the product to dry for approximately 2 to 5 minutes.
7. Buff the dried residue with a clean, dry cotton cloth.
8. Once complete, protect the surface with a suitable furniture wax if required.

ssible. Pay particular attention to areas affected by haze, bloom or superficial marks.

Once the product has dried, buff thoroughly with a clean cotton cloth to reveal the improved sheen.

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Liberon Burnishing Cream vs Polish Reviver

Although Burnishing Cream and Polish Reviver can both be used when restoring tired furniture finishes, they have different primary purposes.

Burnishing Cream is specifically designed to burnish and rejuvenate highly polished surfaces, making it particularly useful for removing haze and bloom and improving the sheen of suitable French polish, lacquer and varnish finishes.

Polish Reviver is generally the better choice when the main aim is to gently clean and revive an older original finish.

For a newly French polished or lacquered surface where you want to develop a higher sheen, Burnishing Cream can be particularly useful once the finish has properly cured.

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Technical Information

Product Type: Burnishing Cream

Application: Lint-Free Cloth

Suitable Finishes: French Polish, Lacquer and Varnish

Suitable Surfaces: Antique and Modern Furniture

Drying Time: Approximately 5 Minutes

Coverage: Approximately 8–12m² per litre

Tool Cleaning: White Spirit

Available Sizes: 500ml

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Liberon Burnishing Cream?

A furniture restoration product used to clean, revive and rejuvenate highly polished interior surfaces.

What is Liberon Burnishing Cream used for?

It is used to revive suitable French polish, lacquer and varnish finishes. It can help remove haze, bloom and superficial surface marks while improving the appearance of the finish.

Can Liberon Burnishing Cream be used on French polish?

Yes. It is suitable for French polished surfaces and can help restore clarity and sheen.

Can Liberon Burnishing Cream be used on varnish?

Yes. It can be used on suitable varnished surfaces to help remove dullness, haze and bloom.

Can Liberon Burnishing Cream remove scratches?

It can help cover superficial scratches in suitable finishes. It is not intended to repair deep scratches or damage that has penetrated through the finish.

How do I apply Liberon Burnishing Cream?

Shake the product well, soak a lint-free cloth with the cream and rub firmly over the surface, working with the grain where possible. Allow it to dry and then buff with a clean cotton cloth.

Do I need to remove wax before using Burnishing Cream?

Yes. The surface should be free from wax before applying Burnishing Cream. A suitable wax and polish remover can be used to remove existing wax.

How long does this take to dry?

The product generally dries in approximately 5 minutes. Allow the residue to dry before buffing with a clean cloth.

Can Burnishing Cream be used on antique furniture?

Yes. It is suitable for suitable antique and modern furniture. Always test first on an inconspicuous area, particularly when working on valuable or delicate antiques.

Can Liberon Burnishing Cream be used on brass?

Yes. It can be used on suitable brass inlays and fittings.

Can Liberon Burnishing Cream be used on mother of pearl?

Yes. It is suitable for selected decorative materials including mother of pearl.

Can I use Burnishing Cream on a cracked finish?

Care is required when working on cracked or poorly applied finishes. Always test on an inconspicuous area first.

What should I use after Liberon Burnishing Cream?

Once the surface has been burnished and buffed, a suitable furniture wax can be applied to protect and enhance the finish.

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Please note

Important: Always test product on a spare surface or inconspicuous area for colour, compatibility and end result. This product may affect newly applied or cracked finishes.

 

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Heath and Safety

Flammable. Harmful: may cause lung damage if swallowed. Repeated exposure may cause skin dryness or cracking. Keep out of the reach of children. Do not empty into drains. Use only in well-ventilated areas. If swallowed do not induce vomiting: seek medical advice immediately and show this container or label.

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