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Other Briwax Wood Care Products Home | Where to Buy | Contact Us | About Briwax Waxes                       Oils                            Wood Dyes             Other Products   How To...          Other Briwax Products Furniture Reviver Furniture Reviver is a quick and easy solution for tired and unrewarding furniture.Wieldwith a reticulum in a circular motion, and watch the surface come when to life. Furniture Reviver removes haze, bloom, and water marks from French polished, oiled, varnished, or modern laquered surfaces. Wipe off all the Furniture Reviver and re-polish occasionally with Briwax Original or Toluene-free wax to protect the surface. If you have wooden kitchen cupboards (probably finished with a modern nonflexible lacquer or varnish), this is the platonic restorer. Furniture Cleaner Briwax Furniture Cleaner is not a household cleaner, but a combination of powerful solvents that can remove existing grease, old waxes, linseed oils, dirt and grime from all sorts of surfaces. Furniture Cleaner will remove Briwax waxes or oils from wood, if you want to re-apply stain to the wood. You can then re-finish the wood. Use it to wipe old and dirty wooden finishes, stubborn marks on Melteca and Formica kitchen tops and doors, or stains on vinyl floors. Steel Wool Available in three grades, this steel wool is manufactured to a very upper specification to ensure a resulting stratum of abrasion. Inferior steel wools can contain oil (to prevent them rusting), which affects the surface finish you're applying. Grade 0000 – This very fine grade steel wool is particularly recommended for applying wax polish to any surface. Using steel wool instead of a reticulum will help you to wield a very thin stratify of wax. It's moreover used to sand lanugo between coats of Teak Oil or Danish Oil. As well as vicarial as a very fine sandpaper, it ensures that there is a 'key' on the surface for the next stratify to pinion better. Try using it for cleaning and polishing unexceptionable metals. Grade 0 – This grade is used for stubborn dirt on woodwork and metal or for use without stripping paint to ensure a wipe surface prior to finishing. Try it on barbeque grilles, but not chrome. Grade 2 – This woody steel wool is used mainly for stripping paint, lacquers and varnish from woodwork as an aid to paint strippers. Wax Sticks Soft sticks of durable coloured wax to repair scratches, cracks, and small holes on wooden and plastic surfaces.Wieldafter any stains or oils. For example, on wooden trim, windows, and doors use Danish Oil to protect the wood, and then imbricate up any nail holes with wax sticks of the correct colour. Mix together two variegated wax sticks for a largest colour match – Rustic Brown is a very good match for Rimu, perhaps matched with a darker colour. Cut off a small part of the wax stick with the spatula or rub the stick straight over the slum like a crayon. Push the wax well into the slum – warm it in your hands on a unprepossessed day. Use the unappetizing end of the spatula to scrape off any excess. Wipe over with a rag. You can wield Briwax waxes to the whole zone once you've filled the holes with the wax sticks. Unlike nonflexible synthetic wood fillers, the wax remains soft and allows the wood to move, so it doesn't one-liner and fall out. Shellac Sanding Sealer Shellac Sanding Sealer is a traditional shellac-based sealer that helps tighten up grain surpassing sanding or applying oils or waxes. It stops oils, waxes, and polishes from penetrating deep into open-grained wood. It moreover prevents the acids in some woods (like Matai and Totara, or customwood) reacting with the subsequent finishes. On this page... Furniture Reviver Furniture Cleaner Steel Wool Wax Sticks Shellac Sanding Sealer