Interstate WoodWorks Beeswax Paste Wood Finish & Polish - 6.25 oz.

This fulfills all of the requirements: It's simple to use and it's not harmful to the environment. With a lovely finish, it's toxic. I'm a beginner woodworker who began making wooden toys for our baby. The end result was absolutely stunning. For wooden toys, this is the ideal seal. I'm going to use it for all of my woodworking projects! This is an absolute must-have.

Erik Singh

| May 07, 2021

To protect them from daily use, I applied a beeswax paste to them. It's a DREAM COME TRUE! It applies smoothly, absorbs quickly, and smells incredible. I intend to use it frequently in the future.

Shay McMillan

| Nov 09, 2021

My hardwood floors appear to be beeswax-coated. I couldn't find anything similar to beeswax in any of the stores I visited, so I bought J first. J wax for the floors. However, where I tested it, this resulted in a floor that was both extremely shiny and extremely slippery. So I went out and bought some Beeswax Paste. I waxed the area that I had previously waxed. The beeswax paste blends in with the existing floor finish, isn't slippery, and doesn't collect dirt and grime. It gives the fir floors a golden glow and, as an added bonus, it smells like honey for a short time after you wax.

Keenan Cole

| Aug 10, 2021

At the very least, it isn't Chinese junk. However, beekeepers have taught me what AUTHENTIC beewax is. That's not the case at all. Doesn't have the same warmth or heavenly scent. I am not planning on returning. order.

Brendan Owen

| Apr 10, 2021

Easy to apply, provides excellent protection for the wood, and does not leave it greasy or sticky. I used it on some balcony furniture that was made of rough wood, and it brightened the color, smoothed out the texture, and protected it from rain. I was able to wipe the table down with a wet cloth after a few bird encounters, and the wood was clean and protected. As it spreads, it emits a faint honey odor. I'd buy it again if I had the opportunity.

Foster Mays

| Feb 26, 2021

It worked wonders on an antique rocking chair's deteriorated wood. The wood was initially dry and dull. Though I could see the wood stain, I don't believe there was any other finish left; the beeswax gave it a nice shine, soaked into the wood, and it looked supple afterward, almost as if I had polyurethaned it with a satin finish. This product met my needs perfectly. I tried it on a piece that was still finished, and it performed just as well as other wood waxes/furniture oils/etc. that I had tried on it. It has performed admirably on the rocker and could be quickly applied if necessary. Would suggest.

Braelynn Sharp

| Mar 17, 2021

Wooden bowls are what I do. For me, this product produces a flawless result. A matte to semi-gloss finish. If you need it, it's food safe. Apply 2- 3 times. Each time, apply a thin coat of polish.

Atreus Escobar

| Apr 01, 2021

I bought this to treat a two-year-old wooden camp cup, preferring something with wax to the cup's manufacturer's recommendation of simply painting with olive oil. I've included a photo to demonstrate the subtle differences, but the cup was previously very dry and slightly rough to the touch, and after applying two coats (sparingly) of the paste and buffing after an hour, the cup is much nicer to handle. I'll probably add one or two more coats, but it's already looking pretty good after two. It's simple to apply, especially with the warmth of your hands and the use of a thin cloth to spread the paste around.

Hassan Yang

| May 30, 2021