Liquid Wax Polish - 5L - Liberon 126890

It is suitable for all types of wood, including new and previously finished surfaces, and is ideal for large areas like panelling and doors.

Apply a thin, even coat with a clean, lint-free cloth or applicator pad, working with the wood grain. Allow to dry and then buff to a sheen.

Reapplication frequency depends on usage and wear. Typically, a refresh every 6-12 months is sufficient for maintained surfaces. Look for signs of dullness or wear to indicate it's time for a reapplication.

It is generally not recommended for use over paint, as it is designed to enhance the natural beauty of wood. It is best used on bare or previously waxed/oiled wood.

Drying time is typically 15-20 minutes before buffing, but this can vary depending on humidity and temperature. Ensure the surface is dry to the touch before buffing.

While it offers protection, it is not a waterproof sealant. For kitchen worktops that require heavy-duty water resistance, a dedicated worktop oil or varnish might be more appropriate. For light use or decorative wooden items in a kitchen, it can be suitable.

Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth. For spills, wipe immediately with a slightly damp cloth and dry thoroughly. Avoid harsh detergents or abrasive cleaners.

Ensure the wax was applied evenly and thinly. Buffing may be required to blend any uneven areas. Check that the surface was properly prepared before application.

The surface may not have been buffed sufficiently. Buff again with a clean, soft cloth. Ensure the product has fully dried before buffing.

This can occur if too much wax was applied or if it was not buffed correctly. Try buffing with a clean cloth; if residue remains, it may be necessary to remove it with a wax remover and reapply a thinner coat.

Ensure adequate ventilation in the room where the product is being used. Open windows and doors to allow fresh air circulation.