Description
A film finish fails at the edge of the damage and has to come off entirely. An oil-wax finish wears through gradually and is repaired by cleaning the area and wiping on more — no sanding back to bare wood, no witness line.
Two thin coats beat one thick one every time. Apply it with a cloth, leave it fifteen minutes, then wipe off everything that has not gone in; what is left on the surface is what stays sticky.
Oily rags get warm as they dry. Lay them flat outside or put them in water before binning them.
Specification
- Volume
- 1 litre
- Coverage
- About 24 square metres, two coats
- Finish
- Matte, in-timber
- Dry
- Touch-dry 4 hours, re-coat 12
- Safety
- Spread used cloths flat to dry, do not bundle
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