Wax

Wax creates a natural satin finish. It develops a beautiful patina and gives the wood a silky feel.

Apply wax with a cloth or pad in thin layers. Let dry for 30 minutes, then buff with a soft cloth for a satin sheen.

Pitfall: wax on varnish or paint that does not penetrate. Wax should be applied to raw or stained wood.

Wood wax offers several advantages: it nourishes and protects the wood, creates a natural satin finish, and develops a beautiful patina over time to give a vintage and silky appearance.

When choosing wax, it's important to consider the type of wood, the desired finish, and the intended use. For example, you can opt for a colorless, tinted, or pigmented wax to achieve the desired look.

The lifespan of a wax application depends on several factors, such as furniture use, regular maintenance, and environmental conditions. Generally, you will need to reapply wax every 6 months to 2 years to maintain optimal protection.

Yes, you can apply wax to wood that has already been treated, such as with varnish or oil. Just make sure to sand and dust the surface thoroughly so that the wax adheres properly.

To maintain waxed wooden furniture, use a soft, dry cloth to dust regularly. You can also occasionally apply a light coat of maintenance wax to revive the finish and protect it from dirt.