Liberon LW250 250ml Liming Wax

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Moreover, one of the significant advantages of liming wax is that it not only enhances the wood’s aesthetic appeal but also provides a water-resistant and durable finish. Work the liming wax into the grain of the wood with Liberon Ultra fine Steel Wool (0000) or a lint-free cotton cloth and wipe over with a clean cloth to remove excess. What I should have done, is wipe off the excess and then use clear wax to remove the liming wax from the flats and from the areas that didn’t need to be highlighted. Another popular use for liming wax is to apply it as a finishing touch after a piece of furniture has been painted.

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Although the process nearly brought me to tears sometimes (this was my first time doing such a large project), it really helped me to read your post!It will be very visible on hard woods such as oak and mahogany, and less so on soft woods like pine. One of the projects I’ve gotten the most comments on is updating an oak kitchen, where I did not paint the cabinets but rather used Briwax on them. It works in all kinds of schemes – particularly cottage homes or Scandinavian-style schemes – and is very easy to do with the right preparation and advice. Important: Always test product on a spare surface or inconspicuous area for colour, compatibility and end result. If your pinewood has any existing finish, you should sand it down to remove it, which will help the pinewood work better with the liming wax later on.

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I used the same paint as the white in the cerused surface and then covered it in several layers of the Stays Clear. The best way to remove the excess paint is with steel wool, rubbing in the direction of the grain but not digging into the crevices. Raising the grain is also a useful step when you want to stain pinewood and use liming wax with pine.

It protects both you and the carpenter in case of accidents, property damage, or injuries that might occur during the renovation or refinishing process.