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The Liberon Beeswax Paste in Antique Pine (150ml) is designed for wood enthusiasts and DIYers looking to nourish, protect, and enhance the natural beauty of absorbent woods like pine and oak, especially those with unsealed finishes. Its key benefit is providing a deep, traditional wax treatment that safeguards against dryness and moisture loss, offering an authentic, rich finish. A minor consideration is its 1-hour minimum drying time, requiring a brief wait before full use. It is EN71 Part 3 certified, making it suitable for items like children's furniture and toys.
| Model Part Number | 003900 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Liberon |
It is ideal for absorbent woods like pine and oak, especially those with unsealed finishes. It works well on both hard and soft woods.
A minimum drying time of 1 hour is recommended. For optimal results and protection, allow longer if possible before heavy use.
Yes, Liberon Beeswax Paste is EN71 Part 3 certified, making it safe for use on toys and children's furniture.
Tools such as cloths or steel wool used for application can be cleaned effectively with white spirit.
The coverage is approximately 10-12 square meters per liter.
This product is best for unsealed woods. Using it on heavily varnished or sealed surfaces may result in poor adhesion or an uneven finish. Surface preparation is key if attempting on non-ideal surfaces.
Reapplication frequency depends on the item's use and environment. Typically, reapply when the wood starts to look dry or the protective sheen diminishes, which could be every 6-12 months for regularly used items.
Ensure the paste is at room temperature. If too hard, warm the tin slightly in a bowl of warm water (do not overheat). Apply with a softer cloth or lighter pressure.
Too much wax may have been applied. Buff vigorously with a clean, soft cloth to remove excess. Allow more drying time in a well-ventilated area.
The surface may require more buffing. Use a clean, dry, soft cloth and buff with firm, circular motions. A second light application of wax followed by buffing may also help.
This can be 'blooming', often caused by too much wax or insufficient buffing. Buff the area with a clean cloth. If persistent, use a cloth slightly dampened with white spirit to gently remove the residue, then re-buff.
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