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Timber Wax |
Timber
wax is a silicone free, hard wearing base wax that gives you
all the benefits necessary for superior results. It has been
developed in a manner to have an easy flow system of application
that takes the hard work out of applying and an easy gliding
action for buffing up.
Timber Wax is essential to the survival of timber surfaces.
The wax acts a protection against the occasional spill and
accidents and becomes a filter for moisture entering the timber
and controls the release of it. It completely prevents drying
out of the surface. The wax, being natural oil, is then drawn
into the timber thereby helping to replace its own oil which
has dried out over time. Waxing helps to prevent cracking,
splitting and lets the timber surface mature and age naturally.
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| Master
Craftsman's comments |
Simply
take a soft cotton cloth and a small amount of paste wax , rub
the timber surface in a circular motion to work the wax into
the grain and finish with the length of the grain.
Remember to use the flat of your fingers when polishing not,
the fingertips, as this will create uneven pressure points and
an uneven finish.
After you have worked the paste wax into the surface, leave
to dry. This will vary depending on room temperature. The best
way to test if surface has dried is to rub your finger tip across
the surface and it will make a slight squeaking sound.
Take another wax free soft cotton cloth and buff in a circular
motion across the grain finishing with the length of the grain.
More vigorous rubbing will generate more heat which creates
more shine (lustre or patina.) Handy Hints: |
- Keep polishing cloths in an airtight plastic
bag
- To re use; boil used cloths in water to
remove old wax then hang out to dry
- Two thin coats are better than one thick
one
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