Briwax Toluene Free Wax Polish Medium Brown (P7) 370g Polishes to Natural Sheen. Briwax Toluene Fr...Briwax Toluene Free Wax Polish Medium Brown (P7) 370g Polishes to Natural Sheen. Briwax Toluene Free Wax Polish Medium Brown (P7) has been blended with slightly milder solvents, so that it gives off less odour whilst drying, whilst at the same time providing a smooth application and finish. The film remains as a paste for slightly longer than Briwax Original to aid the even application and will leave you with the deep grain enriching Briwax shine. Suitable for use on most wooden surfaces. This product is not recommended for use in areas where it will come into contact with water. Colour: Medium Brown Size: 370g. Preparation: The surface must be smooth, clean and dry. Briwax may be applied directly to timber or onto Briwax Shellac Sanding Sealer. Once dry, buff to desired finish with a clean soft cloth. Improved shine and durability can be achieved by first sealing the surface with Briwax Sanding Sealer. For antiques and pre-finished furniture, first check compatibility, then apply Briwax in small areas with a clean soft cloth. The Briwax finish can be maintained by further applications which will give increased hardness and shine. This product is not recommended for use in areas where it will come into contact with water. Above 20°C, Briwax will soften and liquify. Replace lid, put in a cool place and it will return to its original state.
This guide is for anyone looking to protect and enhance the beauty of their wooden furniture with Briwax Original Wax in Medium Brown. The wax is easy to apply and offers a long-lasting satin sheen. Keep in mind that proper surface preparation is key for optimal results.
All features
Model Part Number
BW0601341921
Brand
Briwax
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How long does Briwax take to dry?
Briwax dries rapidly, typically within minutes.
Can I apply Briwax over an existing finish?
Yes, but ensure the surface is clean and free of loose wax or debris. Test in an inconspicuous area first.
How often should I reapply Briwax?
Reapply as needed, depending on the wear and tear the furniture receives. Generally, once or twice a year is sufficient.
What should I use to apply Briwax?
Use a soft cloth or brush to apply Briwax.
Is Briwax suitable for outdoor furniture?
Briwax is primarily intended for indoor use. Its durability outdoors may be limited.
How do I remove Briwax?
Use a wax and grease remover specifically designed for wood finishes.
Troubleshooting
Wax appears streaky after application.
Ensure you are applying a thin, even coat. Buff thoroughly after drying.
The finish is not as shiny as expected.
Buff the surface more vigorously with a clean, soft cloth.
Color is not as expected
Test in an inconspicuous area first to ensure you're happy with the color.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Easy to apply and buff.
Provides a long-lasting satin sheen.
Dries rapidly.
Can be used on various wood surfaces.
Enhances the natural beauty of wood with a medium brown color.
Cons
Requires proper surface preparation for best results.
May not be suitable for all types of wood finishes.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation:
Clean the surface thoroughly, removing any dirt, dust, or old wax.
Lightly sand the surface if necessary, then wipe clean.
Application:
Apply a thin, even coat of Briwax using a soft cloth or brush.
Allow to dry.
Buffing:
Buff the surface with a clean, soft cloth to achieve a satin sheen.
Compatibility:
Briwax is compatible with most wood types and can be applied directly to timber or over Briwax Shellac Sanding Sealer.
Care:
To maintain the finish, dust regularly with a soft cloth.
Reapply Briwax as needed to refresh the finish and provide continued protection.