Antiquax Wax Polish 100ml

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This product has been specially modified to deliver Antiquax Original Wax Polish in an easy to use form. This tan-colored wax was quite hard in the can, but it went on fairly easily, and buffed out with no trouble.

I also tested how easy the wax was to spread and remove by applying each brand to a mirror and buffing it off. Note: DO NOT use Antiquax Silver Bathon lacquered or artificially oxidised silverware,candlesticks with weighted bases, knives with weighted handles or articles with porous attachments such as wood, leather, horn, bone, enamel or baize. Antiquax Lavender Wax Polish is a traditional lavender fragrance wax polish based on premium performance natural carnauba and beeswax.

If in contact with eyes, wash eyes cautiously for several minutes, removing contact lenses if present and easy to do so and continue rinsing. If the Chandelier has not been cleaned for some time and is very dirty, it is best to clean the chandelier piece by piece with warm soapy water and then you can use the spray on a regular basis to maintain the finish. For best results and to prevent a blotchy appearance timber should always be previously sealed with a varnish, oil or sanding sealer. Antiquax Lavender Wax Polish is a superior polish containing a blend of natural waxes and essential oils to improve durability and protect all types of woods. Applying the wax to a mirror was a great visual way to illustrate how some waxes spread beautifully, while others are sticky and lumpy.

With a fairly strong mineral spirits smell, this wax is soft and slippery when you start to apply it but dries fast, so you need to avoid using too much. Simply spray onto the glass and watch the dirt and dust fall off with the 360° valve that allows application from any angle. Trewax is the only wax that comes with its own applicator sponge, but curiously the directions only mention using a soft cloth, or 00 steel wool, which seems too aggressive. Antiquax Original Wax Polish is a superlative wax polish blended from the finest beeswax and carnauba wax for use on all fine natural woods and antique.

Getting this wax buffed was extremely difficult but I was able to obtain an average sheen after a lot of work and cloth turning. For best results and to prevent a blotchy appearance, timber should be previously sealed with a varnish, oil or sanding sealer.