A Traditional English Furniture Polish Recipe
A great gift for furniture collectors and builders.
Beeswax Based Cream Furniture Polish
Share a unique sense of preserving and enhancing something while harming nothing.
Cambridge Traditional Products makes
this cream polish based on an Old English Furniture Polish Recipe. It
is a natural way to protect and restore wood furniture. Traditional
English Cream Beeswax Furniture Polish is a superb polish which is
all natural and contains no silicone ingredients.
Neutral Traditional Cream Beeswax Furniture Polish is a superb way to create a beautiful protective finish. The neutral polish can be used on any wood, light or dark, without changing the colour of the wood.
Mahogany Brown wood polish is more appropriate for medium to dark woods or for wood furniture which you would like darkened in tone. 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 Mahogany 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 acheived can then be maintained with our neutral polish.
Beeswax Furniture Polish is the perfect way to care for and restore wood furniture using some of nature's finest ingredients.
Application of English Beeswax Furniture Polish
Traditional English Beeswax Furniture Polish is ideal for use on virtually any wood. Use the polish sparingly and buff with a soft cloth, working along the grain. Use regularly to bring out the fine patina of the wood, and give it a silky finish. This polish is perfect for reviving any distressed wood.
With concern for the environment and the movement away from synthetic products, Beeswax wood polish is a great choice when you require products based on traditional recipes, using natural ingredients, tried and tested over generations.
Nourish, and preserve your beautiful wood furniture with the same polish that the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge England uses.
Put it to use on your next wood restoration project!
Components of English Beeswax Furniture Polish
Available in 5 oz jars of both Neutral and Mahogany Brown creams.
Cream Beeswax Furniture Polish
This size jar makes a great gift for any furniture collector or restorer.
Cambridge Beeswax Furniture Polish is made from a Traditional English recipe which contains no silicons and which dates back to 1853. The beeswax polish feeds and preserves the wood while also providing a hard protective finish. Use the polish which is used around the world with success!
Our furniture 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 caught up 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 not consume the trees; it is 'tapped' like rubber.
Solid Beeswax Sticks
Put our honey bees to work on your next project!
How to Obtain a Utility Stick of Solid Beeswax.
Beeswax sticks are natural pollution-free, biodegradable, and renewable.
Solid beeswax has a variety of uses, including the following: In furniture restoration as a filler for cracks and holes; A lubricant in wood turning; In Batik making and egg decoration; Lace making; Waxing thread for easier needle threading and sewing; Lubricating runners on drawers; Waxing archery bows and bow strings; Waxing fishing line for greater floatability; Prevent rust and lubricate saw blades and woodworking tools; Lubricate zippers on parkas, dry suits and sports clothing; and no doubt in a number of other applications.