Wax - Page 25 of 26

This hand-applied finish requires no specials skills and brings out the beauty in the wood.

Use it to perfect a finish or create special effects.

Discover the subtle differences between commercial wax finishes made from paraffin, carnauba, and bees wax.

Mix in dry pigments or artist's oil colors to create colored waxes for decorating or protecting wood surfaces.

Discover three safe and sound methods for finishing a cutting board and other food-related woodwork

Luster of oil and sheen of shellac-in a day or less

Q: What should I use to keep hand tools from rusting? I’ve seen suggestions ranging from paste wax to WD-40 to camellia oil. Do any of those substances work better…

Many different kinds of natural and synthetic waxes are mixed into commercially available polishes used for furniture. In and of themselves, waxes offer little protection against moisture, chemical and abrasion…

This low-luster finish highlights the wood and is easy to apply and renew

This polishing technique gives you a glass-like surface that is easy to repair.