Liberon Liming Wax - 500ml

No, Liming Wax is designed to work with bare wood grain. It will not effectively adhere to or create the desired effect on painted surfaces.

Liberon Liming Wax is quick-drying, typically ready for buffing and recoating within approximately 5 minutes.

It is not recommended for use on flooring as it is not durable enough for foot traffic and is intended for decorative interior items.

Fine grade steel wool, such as 0000 grade, is recommended for applying the wax to avoid scratching the wood surface.

Yes, Liberon Liming Wax is EN71 Part 3 Approved, making it safe for use on children's toys.

A 500ml tin provides approximately 3-4m² of coverage, depending on the wood porosity and application technique.

Yes, once the liming wax is fully dry and buffed, you can apply a compatible topcoat such as varnish or lacquer for added protection and durability, especially on high-use items.

Ensure the wood surface is properly prepared and free from dust. Apply the wax evenly with steel wool in a consistent direction or circular motion. Remove excess wax thoroughly after the drying time.

The wood may have a pre-existing finish or sealant. Strip the surface back to bare wood and reapply. Ensure you are using fine grade steel wool (0000) for application.

Remove more excess wax with a clean cloth. For future applications, use less wax or dilute slightly with a clear wax if feasible, though it's recommended to use as directed. Ensure you are only applying to the grain, not over the wood itself if you want highlights.

Allow the first coat to dry completely, then apply a second coat, ensuring even coverage. Buff less vigorously after the second application if more opacity is desired, but ensure all excess is still removed.