Furniture Clinic Premium Beeswax Polish (6.8oz/200ml) | Condition, Restore, Protect, & Waterproof Wood Furniture, Cabinets, and More | Natural Wax for all Wood Types & Colors - Oak, Teak, Dark & Light

For my purpose, this Beeswax Polish was ideal. I used it on the inner shell of a vintage snare drum.It went on smoothly, and when buffed it left an even sheen. It didn’t act as a polish, but soaked into the grain and left a bit of ‘glow.’Essentially, the wood looks like well-nourished wood - if that makes sense.I detected the petroleum aroma others speak of but it was not at all strong. I believe the extra oil makes the wax workable.I’m very happy with this product and would recommend it!

EXCELLENT PRODUCT! I bought this for my fretless Warwick Corvette bass which is Bubinga. I lost what was left of the wax Warwick supplied when purchased the bass. In searching for replacement can I discovered it cost like $65-I did a bit of research an figure Furniture Clinic’s Traditional Beeswax would be at least adequate... I was BLOWN AWAY! It works EVERY BIT as well, cost 1/6 the price for twice as much! My bass seemed to absorb the wax and polished to non-sticky perfection. It looks new. I applied one liberal coat a month ago and all I’ve done since is wipe it down with a clean cloth and it looks like it did when I first waxed it a month ago.

This polish works good, but you have to apply elbow hard rubbing to get the full effect. It is a paste wax then having to rub off. Then buff to get a shine.

I'm in antique furniture dealer and the stuff is great. The first piece I used it on was an old red tan chair which it's not said you're supposed to use it on but I do what I want with stuff. LOL and I started rubbing it into the older a tan. I'm talking an older tan chair from like the 60s. It made it beautiful again then I tried it on some teak furniture and it was equally great. This is good stuff you should buy it it's a very small amount though

I used this product on my fruitwood table. Although it did leave a nice waterproof finish, no amount of buffing seemed to bring back a nice look. I ended up using lemon oil on top of it. I tried it on my daughter's dark glossy dining room table, and had the same result...a dull finish. Once more, I just applied lemon oil over it. I think I will stick to lemon oil, and give up on this product.

So I know it's not furniture, but my wedding ring is ebony and gold. The ebony was starting to look dry after several years of continuous use. I liked the ring daily for a about 4 days with this product and it restored it to life. Looks as good as it did on my wedding day. Will make a point to do this more frequently to the ring and also to my older furniture! Great product, fair price.

This is a great product. I can use it on raw unfinished wood or wood that I have previously oiled with the boiled linseed oil.

This was absolutely the most miserable attempt to apply a product to protect and make wood furniture polish up to a nice shine. It was hard as hell to apply, and ten times harder to buff off. Even with the use of an electric buffer, it is hell on earth. The few feet I managed to finish with a buffer ended up not even looking good. Very little shine to the surface. The only decent thing to do is shoot this can of bees wax and put it and me out of our misery. If anyone wants to try this product anyway, then prepare yourself for the life of a Greek slave. As for me, I am on Amazon looking for something that good, but will not kill me in the process.