Frenchic Browning Wax - 400ml

You can use this wax on bare wood surfaces, natural wood to enhance its grain, and as a protective topcoat over painted furniture, especially those painted with Frenchic's Original Artisan Range. It is strictly for interior use.

Yes, it is independently tested and certified to EN71-3, which means it is safe for use on children's toys and furniture.

A 400ml tin typically provides a minimum of 10m² of coverage for a single coat. Actual coverage may vary depending on the porosity of the surface and how thickly the wax is applied.

No, Frenchic Browning Wax is specifically formulated for interior use only. It is not designed to withstand outdoor weather conditions.

The Beam Hack technique refers to using this browning wax to simulate the appearance of aged, rustic wooden beams or natural timber on various surfaces, creating a distressed or characterful look.

To achieve a higher sheen, ensure you apply the wax in thin layers and, after allowing a few minutes, buff the surface vigorously and repeatedly with a clean, soft, lint-free cloth.

The primary purposes are to seal and protect surfaces, enhance the natural beauty and grain of wood, and to create an aged or antique 'browning' effect, adding depth and character to your furniture or projects.

This often happens if too much wax is applied or not buffed off properly. Try applying another very thin layer of wax, then immediately buff thoroughly with a clean, dry, lint-free cloth to even out the finish and remove excess.

If the wax is too dark, you can try applying a clear wax over it, then immediately buffing both layers together. This can help to soften the dark tint. For future applications, use an even thinner coat of browning wax.

This indicates excess wax has been left on the surface and not sufficiently buffed off. Vigorously buff the sticky areas with a clean, dry cloth. You can also try applying a very small amount of clear wax to 'reactivate' the sticky layer, then immediately buffing both layers off.

Ensure the application area is well-ventilated and the ambient temperature is moderate. Avoid applying in very cold or humid conditions. Ensure very thin coats are applied and thoroughly buffed. Full curing can take several weeks depending on environmental factors.

The key to a high sheen is thorough buffing. After applying and removing excess wax, use a clean, soft, lint-free cloth (like a microfibre cloth) and buff the surface vigorously in circular motions until the desired level of sheen is achieved.