Olde World traditional wood craftsman Wax
Only Green “Olde world wax” is the most traditional bare wood finish. Olde world
wax can be applied directly to the wood, and no other finish is required. Use clear
wax if you like the wood natural, or try one of the timber coloured waxes.
Uses: Olde World wax is ideal for wood carvings and turned wood, furniture, for floors and skirtings. Olde world wax cleans and protects wood, tiles, metalwork, marble and melamine etc. It is also ideal as a rewax maintenance system to maintain, clean shine & polish.
Made in New Zealand using a blend of Beeswax, Carnauba wax, a natural oil blend and Citrus extracts & has no harmful Toluene.
Surface Preparation
To Use: Bare uncoated wooden surfaces should be smooth, dry and clean. Apply Olde World wax using a lint free cloth or 0000 Steel Wool, thoroughly working the wax into the grain (always work with the grain).
Once dry, buff to desired finish with a clean soft lint free cloth. For antiques
and pre-
Helpful hint: If using over paint waxes may alter the colour of the paint a couple of shades. Remember the more you buff the If applying a dark wax apply a clear coat first and then apply the dark wax to give a uniform colour .
Technical Information:
Number of Coats: normally one coat is enough. Heavy used areas such kitchens 3 coats
is recommended. Wax is a maintenance system so when it looks a little tired clean
and re-
Coverage: 8-
Dry time: 1-
Apply with: Wax Brush or lint free rag or cloth
Thinning: Not recommended
Clean-
Storage & surface temperature: Do not store or apply if lower than 10ºC or above 35 ºC