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Cambridge Traditional Beeswax Wooden Furniture Polish Cream Brown / Dark 142g - Cambridge Traditional Beeswax

Cambridge Traditional Beeswax Wooden Furniture Polish Cream Brown / Dark 142g - Cambridge Traditional Beeswax

by Cambridge Traditional Beeswax
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Cambridge Traditional Beeswax Wooden Furniture Polish Cream Brown / Dark 142g

We believe our ancestors knew more about caring for natural wood than modern chemists. So, we use an original, traditional 19th century Victorian recipe that was rediscovered in 1979 by Adrian Perkins, the Founder of Cambridge Traditional Products. To this day, we faithfully follow that original recipe, using natural ingredients - mainly natural beeswax and natural turpentine.  The brown polish has even better scratch-cover properties than the neutral. Moreover, where a piece of furniture is kept in direct sunlight which has bleached and faded, our brown polish will, over a series of applications, restore the colour, and, with regular use, prevent further fading. The brown polish can also be used for darkening and "ageing" pine. One application will only darken the pine very slightly. Each subsequent application deepens the tone until you reach the desired shade. The beautiful finish thus achieved can then be maintained with our neutral polish. 


This polish is a cream, unlike most of the available beeswax furniture polishes which are pastes. A cream has several advantages:  
+ It is easier to use - needing less 'elbow grease'  
+ It cannot produce unsightly build up  
+ Remnants of paste polish caughtup in nooks and crannies will set like concrete. This cannot happen with our cream polish  
+ A little of our polish goes a very long way.  
+ It contains no toxic and allergenic toluene. The solvent we use is pure gum turpentine, a natural product itself - being distilled pine sap. The process of producing turpentine does no harm to the trees; it is 'tapped' like rubber.  Usage Instructions:

 The instructions for use are simplicity itself: apply sparingly, working with the grain of the wood, and buff with a soft cloth. Used regularly, all your furniture will take on a warm silky glow.