Fiddes - Mellow Furniture And Woodwork Wax - Light - 400Ml


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This Fiddes Mellow Wax Polish in Light is ideal for homeowners and craftspeople looking to restore and protect fine wooden surfaces like furniture, doors, floors, cabinets, and paneling. Its key benefit is providing a high-quality, traditional beeswax finish that enhances the natural beauty of wood. A potential caveat is that it is designed for sealed or previously polished wood, not raw or unfinished surfaces.
| Model Part Number | RH45 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Fiddes |
No, Fiddes Mellow Wax is formulated for sealed or previously polished wood. For unfinished wood, you would typically apply a primer or sealant first, followed by the wax, or use a wax specifically designed for raw wood.
Generally, one or two thin, well-buffed coats are sufficient for protection and a pleasing sheen. If you desire a deeper build or more protection, additional thin coats can be applied after the previous one has dried and been buffed.
The wax typically takes 10-20 minutes to dry to a dull finish, ready for buffing. This can vary depending on the thickness of application, temperature, and humidity of the room.
Yes, Fiddes Mellow Wax is recommended for use on floors, provided they are sealed or previously polished. It offers good protection and a natural sheen suitable for foot traffic.
Reapplication frequency depends on the level of use and wear. For most furniture, reapplying every 6-12 months is usually sufficient. For high-traffic areas like floors, more frequent touch-ups might be necessary.
The 'Light' shade is designed to enhance the natural colour of wood without significant darkening. However, all waxes can add a slight depth or richness to the wood tone. Always test on an inconspicuous area if exact colour matching is critical.
Yes, it is advisable to use the product in a well-ventilated area, especially during application and drying, to ensure comfort and proper curing of the finish.
Ensure the surface is warm or apply the wax in a warmer room. If the wax is too stiff, you can slightly warm the tin (e.g., by placing it in warm water) before application, but do not overheat. Apply in thinner coats.
This may be due to applying the wax too thickly or not buffing sufficiently. Allow the wax to dry thoroughly, then buff again with a clean, soft cloth. If streaks persist, try applying a very thin additional coat and buffing carefully.
The surface may be too highly polished or sealed with a non-porous finish. Ensure the surface is properly prepared and compatible with wax finishes. Lightly abrading with very fine steel wool (0000 grade) or a fine sanding sponge might help, but test in an inconspicuous area first.
This can occur if the wax is applied too heavily or if there is a reaction with the underlying finish. Buff vigorously with a clean cloth. If residue remains, try gently cleaning the area with a cloth slightly dampened with white spirit (test first) and then reapply a thin coat of wax.
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