is this Wax Good For Veneer Wood ? its for my night stand that is a material of veneer so would that be ok to use on the table top of the night stand??
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If it's a wood veneer that has been finished, Trewax is a great option. Apply it, let it dry some and then buff it with a lint free rag. You'll have to reapply every now and then (yearly).
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There is no varnish or finish on this piece except flat paint. Just a good wiping-down would probably suffice. Then ask a paint store the best kind of paint to use on the table in whatever color & finish (flat or gloss) you want.
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I use this product exclusively on my Mahogany Duncan Phyfe Dining table with no ill effects. The man that made the new top for my table (I wanted a wider, bigger table, so I used the original pedestals and had a new top made) insisted that we use only Oz on the wood. It cleans nicely and does not leave a waxy residue. It hasn't effected the finish or the quality of shine at all. If it works on my table, it should work on your cabinets as well. BTW, I've used Oz for three years.
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Not laminate or wood, more like a veneer? Good night stand. Would recommend. I have it in my guest room and purchased headboard. Looks great!
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Hey there.... It has a smell. It isn't too bad but I would avoid breathing much of it. It can make me dizzy. I don't have a wood oak table but I do have a wood table that doesn't have a sealing finish on it. Meaning it is just stained. I have tried some other things but really like this stuff for my dining table. I don't like the smell but I am sensitive. I feel the results of using it are worth putting up with the smell. My table is a medium brown. Using this product has given it a nice patina if you will but has not discolored my table. I do need to reapply the wax about once a month. Just like waxing a car you only want to apply a thin coat. Hope this helps.... Hey there.... It has a smell. It isn't too bad but I would avoid breathing much of it. It can make me dizzy. I don't have a wood oak table but I do have a wood table that doesn't have a sealing finish on it. Meaning it is just stained. I have tried some other things but really like this stuff for my dining table. I don't like the smell but I am sensitive. I feel the results of using it are worth putting up with the smell. My table is a medium brown. Using this product has given it a nice patina if you will but has not discolored my table. I do need to reapply the wax about once a month.... » Read More Hey there.... It has a smell. It isn't too bad but I would avoid breathing much of it. It can make me dizzy. I don't have a wood oak table but I do have a wood table that doesn't have a sealing finish on it. Meaning it is just stained. I have tried some other things but really like this stuff for my dining table. I don't like the smell but I am sensitive. I feel the results of using it are worth putting up with the smell. My table is a medium brown. Using this product has given it a nice patina if you will but has not discolored my table. I do need to reapply the wax about once a month. Just like waxing a car you only want to apply a thin coat. Hope this helps.... « Show Less
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I don't see why not. It is a wax and won't hurt anything. I used this stuff on everything from cutting boards to my maple island, soapstone countertops to outdoor furniture and even my house trim indoor and out)..... anything wood. Wonderful stuff.
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I used it on white wax wood. There was a little white powder residue that wiped off easily.
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I would not use on anything but hardwood. This product is no different than store bought wax. Just way more expensive. It leaves a wax film on anything but hardwood that is not pretty and very hard to get off. I learned the hard, expensive way
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I have used this wax on over 100 collector grade firearms and it works great on both the wood and on the metal. It definitely puts the shine on the surface as well as protects against moisture and dust. I would think it would work great to preserve the finish on wooden furniture.
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I contacted the company about this night stand. This is the reply (applies to all colors): This item is actually made of both solid and composite wood. I have done a break down see below. Top, Shelf, Drawer Front, Drawer base, : MDF and Veneer Aprons, Side, Legs: Beechwood
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If the wood is clean, you're fine straight out of the can. If the finish looks murky, or the old wax looks dirty, you may want to remove it, first. H.F. Staples Wood Cleaner is great for this. You'll be amazed at how much grime old wax can hold. Just read and follow all directions. TreWax will give you a really nice, durable shine. It's also wonderful for floors. We've used it for years, and been really satisfied.
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No. Waxes are not for high use areas. They have to be reapplied periodically. You should sand, stain, and seal your authentic wood floors. I use this Briwax and numerous other products. Briwax is nice for the signs I paint/stencil. This isn't as nice as Annie Sloan soft wax for sealing a chalk painted piece. Any builder's supply, hardware, or Pinterest can direct you how to finish your floors. Worth the money to pay somebody to do it right if you're not crafty/handy like this. Hope this helped�
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yes, U can use on any wood showing dull signs and apply it to shine them. However, U must clean the wood first with a piece of cloth before applying it with another piece of cloth and rub them on back and forth. The older the wood is the more U need to apply on. Give it a week and check to see if it dries out but not shining yet, give it another coat. U will be happy using it to all your house furniture. I know I do as well as my neighbors since my husband recently bought several bottles and I gave out to my friends to shine their dull furniture. Thanks.
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No to all your questions. This is a dark polish, almost a stain, but it is veri beautiful on dark wood. There is also a light polish for medium to light wood. My family has used this product for years until the product was discontinued in the stores. We buy it on line now.
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In my opinion, wood veneer isn't a good material for conditions where it can frequently get wet or be subjected to heat or abuse. You may successfully apply it over Formica but it would be a very fragile surface. Shellac isn't a very durable surface finish and you would need to reapply it frequently. I think you would have greater success with a matte or semi-gloss varnish finish if you choose to try the veneer surfacing.
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Yes definitely take it down to the grain of the wood and you'll get a whole lot better product. If you don't then Daddy Van's all Natural Unscented bee's wax furniture polish won't be able to penetrate into the wood, all you'll end up with is a sticky smear on the surface of your furniture. If you do take off your old polish you'll see Daddy Van's all Natural Unscented bee's wax bring out the beauty of your furniture.
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I doubt that this wax is suitable for countertops of any kind. It is primarily intended for use on such things as certain kinds of jewelry, picture frames, and decorative objects. I have never used it for surfaces that have a lot of wear, such as countertops, and I don't think that would work well.