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Roxil Beeswax Polish is for owners of untreated wooden furniture and ornaments who want to nourish, protect, and enhance their items with a natural, lasting shine. Its key benefit is providing a beautiful, protective finish that brings out the wood's natural character with an easy application process. A minor caveat is that it is specifically designed for *untreated* woods and requires a buffing step for the best results.
| Model Part Number | 5060132767559 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Roxil |
Roxil Beeswax Polish is specifically formulated for untreated woods. It works well on mahogany, beech, pine, walnut, and teak. It is not recommended for pre-finished, varnished, or painted surfaces.
The longevity of the finish depends on the usage and environment of the wooden item. Typically, a reapplication is recommended once or twice a year, or whenever the wood appears dry or dull.
Yes, it can be used on untreated wooden kitchen surfaces to provide protection and enhance their appearance. Ensure the surface is food-safe after application and buffed thoroughly. For heavily used surfaces, more frequent reapplication may be necessary.
The polish has a subtle, pleasant beeswax scent that adds a natural warmth to the room after application and buffing.
A little goes a long way. Start with a small amount on your cloth and work it into the wood. You can always add more if needed, but it's easier to add than to remove excess.
Roxil Beeswax Polish is designed to nourish and protect wood, enhancing its natural appearance. It may help to slightly mask very minor superficial scratches by conditioning the wood, but it will not fill in deeper imperfections.
It is not recommended to paint or varnish over the beeswax polish as it is designed to provide a natural finish. If you intend to paint or varnish, it is best to prepare the wood surface accordingly and avoid using the beeswax polish.
Ensure an even layer of polish was applied initially. Buffing may not have been sufficient. Try buffing again with a clean, dry cloth. If the issue persists, you may need to gently remove the uneven polish with a cloth slightly dampened with mineral spirits (test in an inconspicuous area first) and reapply following the instructions.
This indicates the polish was not allowed to dry sufficiently or too much was applied. Ensure the 30-minute waiting period is observed before buffing. If it remains tacky, buff more vigorously with a clean, dry cloth. For excessive application, a light clean with mineral spirits may be needed before reapplication.
This can happen if too much wax is applied and not buffed off thoroughly. Ensure you are using a small amount of polish and buffing until no residue is visible. Try buffing again with a clean, dry cloth. You may need to gently remove the residue with a soft brush or a cloth slightly dampened with water (ensure wood is completely dry afterwards).
Compatibility: Roxil Beeswax Polish is specifically designed for all untreated woods. This includes popular varieties such as mahogany, beech, pine, walnut, and teak. It is not intended for use on painted, varnished, or heavily sealed surfaces.
Application Steps:
Care: Store the product in its original container in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. To maintain the finish on your wood, reapply the beeswax polish periodically, typically once or twice a year, or when the wood begins to appear dry or dull.
