AEROPLANE - Beeswax Wood Finish - Easy to apply top coat for wood, sealer and wax-smooth finish, Matte Finish can be buffed to satin (25 gm), Yellow

Before trying it on my very expensive speakers, I decided to try it on a patch of the veneer. Results are excellent. The wax applies easier in warm weather, and needs a bit of friction to melt into the finish. I used a piece of raw wood veneer with different coatings to see what I might end up with. It works best on light coatings and may not be so good on heavier polishes and pre-finished woods. The swatches show the results, between raw wood, an acrylic conformal coating, and black matte paint. It does add a slight sheen, more apparent IRL than in pictures.I would recommend it, if you knew what you wanted to do.

I tried on a cutting board which I made out of rubber wood and it gives a good smooth finish. I don’t know how long it last but it is easy to apply again if required.

It has a mild shine. I used a wax brush and the wax spread easily. Just little is needed and it spreads. I poured some water and wiped it later. Didn’t leave any stain and it’s water proof. Very very minor smell not a challenge. I applied 2 coats after a gap of 2 days. Would recommend

Really not worth it

Great. Works well for its purpose.

It is of no use.It is simple wax and nothing

Quality is good. Yellow-beige in color just like a beeswax would look. It's been mixed with drying formula so it's not a 100%. However, it's odourless & I believe that the mix of other stuffs is less thereby not rendering the product darker. Flows well kn furniture. Might have to heat up a bit to make it fluidic to apply. However, the solid form glides well as well.

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