Liberon Beeswax Paste - Clear - 500ml - brand:Liberon,mpn:126897



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This Liberon Beeswax Paste Clear 500ml is designed for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts looking to nourish and protect interior wooden furniture. Its key benefit is providing an authentic, beautiful finish that enhances natural wood grain, suitable for various wood types. A potential caveat is its 6-hour minimum drying time, which requires patience between coats. This premium paste offers excellent coverage and easy application, revitalizing surfaces and ensuring longevity.
| Colour | Cream |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 126897 |
| Brand | Liberon |
Liberon Beeswax Paste Clear is suitable for all types of interior wood, including softwoods like pine and hardwoods such as oak.
The minimum drying time is 6 hours. However, this can vary slightly depending on environmental conditions like humidity and temperature.
No, this product is specifically formulated for interior wood surfaces and should not be used for exterior applications.
Clean your application tools, such as cloths or steel wool, thoroughly with white spirit immediately after use.
The coverage is approximately 10-12 square meters per liter, making the 500ml tin efficient for various projects.
After the initial drying period, buff the surface with a clean, soft cloth. For a deeper finish or increased sheen, you can apply a second coat following the same drying and buffing process.
Yes, Liberon Beeswax Paste is excellent for restoring and protecting antique furniture, as it enhances the natural grain and provides a gentle, authentic finish.
This usually indicates too much wax was applied. Ensure you are applying thin, even coats. Buff the surface more vigorously with a clean, soft cloth to remove excess and achieve a smooth finish.
The drying time can be affected by humidity and temperature. Ensure the environment is well-ventilated and at a moderate temperature. Apply thinner coats in the future. If still tacky, try buffing with a clean cloth or a mild application of white spirit on a cloth to help cure.
Ensure the wood surface was uniformly prepared before application. If the wood has stains or variations, the wax may highlight them. Apply multiple thin, even coats and buff well. For significant color issues, consider a tinted wax or appropriate wood stain first.
While beeswax offers some protection, it is not a waterproof sealant. For surfaces prone to spills, a more robust sealant may be necessary. For existing water spots, try buffing the area with a clean cloth. A fresh coat of wax may also help.
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