Furniture Clinic Traditional Beeswax Polish for Wood & Furniture | Wax for all Wood Types & Colors - Oak, Teak, Dark & Light Wood, 6.8oz/200ml

For my purpose, this Beeswax Polish was ideal. I used it on the inner shell of a vintage snare drum.It went on smoothly, and when buffed it left an even sheen. It didn’t act as a polish, but soaked into the grain and left a bit of ‘glow.’Essentially, the wood looks like well-nourished wood - if that makes sense.I detected the petroleum aroma others speak of but it was not at all strong. I believe the extra oil makes the wax workable.I’m very happy with this product and would recommend it!

EXCELLENT PRODUCT! I bought this for my fretless Warwick Corvette bass which is Bubinga. I lost what was left of the wax Warwick supplied when purchased the bass. In searching for replacement can I discovered it cost like $65-I did a bit of research an figure Furniture Clinic’s Traditional Beeswax would be at least adequate... I was BLOWN AWAY! It works EVERY BIT as well, cost 1/6 the price for twice as much! My bass seemed to absorb the wax and polished to non-sticky perfection. It looks new. I applied one liberal coat a month ago and all I’ve done since is wipe it down with a clean cloth and it looks like it did when I first waxed it a month ago.

Love the wax and the clear finish. Buffs to a great shine. Beware if using on a deep grain or complex detailed wood piece. You would apply, let dry and buff. With intricate or deep wood grains the wax turns white and you have a white background. May need a hard brush to buff it out. Looks like a car that is waxed and the person didn't get all the wax off around the edges.

This also protects the finish. Love this pro.

difficult to get a decent finish with this used on a butcher block table and had to use fine steel wool to buff out cloths didnt work would not buy again