Libéron Wax Polish Black Bison Paste for Wood, Antique Pine, 500ml

High quality traditional wax. Leaves a wonderful protective shine on our vintage dining table. This product was recommended to us by a French polisher. Easy to apply and buff to a shine with minimal drying time. Great value for money as only a sparing amount is required.

Bought this make as recommended by Robert Thompson's craftsmen Ltd. I bought the 'neutral' rather than the 'clear' as reviews indicated the former has no colour whereas 'clear' has a slightly yellow finish. The neutral did not add any colour, can't say about 'clear' as not tried. The tin has a small hole stamped through the lid, it's not damage, allows pressure to equalise when closing. There is a scent to the polish, I like it, it is very faint, not noticeable on the two small items I polished unless you put your nose close. My aim was to renovate wood that had worn varnish and some water marks and splashes. The polish did not remove all signs of the marks (think you'd have to sand the wood down to do it totally) but it did bring out the colour and grain marking of the wood so many marks disappeared and it much reduced what could be seen of remaining marks. It greatly enhanced the wood, slightly darkening it, and gave a slight shine after being absorbed and polished. It wasn't necessary to apply much, a small smear gives good coverage. The seller (Rolfes ironmongers) dispatched it within a day of the order by Royal Mail, quicker than the other items in the order from Amazon. It arrived a day later than indicated, think this was a Royal Mail issue as their tracker showed an apology, but still quick delivery. Am happy with the results, it looks a small amount but so little is needed that it should last for a good while. There is a colour chart on the makers (Liberon) website but it would be helpful if there was a bit more information about the difference between 'neutral' and 'clear because the pictures aren't much help.

This bench is ideal for light wood work. I got it to put into my hobby room for model building and it is ideal for that. Easy to put together instruction good but could do with some larger illustrations. The draws are deeper than I expected and nicely lined. The bench is very sturdy without being overly large. The only downs we're one piece had a break on it but it was easy to fix and not a major problem and the wooden pegs a way to small . Other than those 2 small things it is great.

Good polish for French polishing special furniture

Really impressed with how easily this goes on, and the finish is wonderful. Used over french polish on some unfinished chess pieces, and it has come up a great - close to antique boxwood

I did my old Mouseman furniture with this and it darkened them beautifully.

Lovely stuff. Buffed up an old shabby chic bare topped coffee table that had got a bit dry after being wiped with wet cloths. Has restored the beauty of the wood wonderfully. Applied with a clean dry microfiber dishcloth. Goes on light and sheer and is easy to build. Had the job done in ten minutes with one good coat. Has buffed to a lovely soft sheen. Smell reminds me of joss sticks. Sweet and heady. Like a kooky gift store full of crystals and nick naks. It is quite strong but not wholly unpleasant. Will be buying more in other colours for other jobs!

Discovered this about twenty years ago and have never used anything else for wood. Wood needs extra care in centrally heated homes so regular use of a quality wax polish is essential. This definitely does the job. The shine of the final polish is dependent on the finish on the wood. If it has been French Polished, this will bring out an incredible shine with a little bit of work. The same applies to traditional English finishes but also modern varnishes. You won't get the full benefit of a wax polish on varnish because it will not feed the wood underneath, (there are cheaper alternatives if you are polishing modern varnished wood).

This is absolutely wonderful Furniture wax. And it smells wonderful and makes the room smell wonderful too while you're working on the piece of furniture. I had an antique bed that I wanted to wax, and I waxed all the pieces of it front and back and the posts, and the one little can of wax was exactly the right amount. I used a horse hair brush that looked like an old timey shaving brush to apply the wax into all the crevices and so forth of the, and then I used a flat horse hair brush, like the ones that shoe shine boys use, to buff it in, and then after that I used microfiber cloths to finish the job. Microfiber cloth s are good for this because they're soft but very mildly abrasive and any tackiness that might be left after buffing with the horse hair buffer is removed with the microfiber cloth, and it looks great. I am very satisfied with this purchase

Liberon, toujours la médaille d'or de la cire, depuis des années, je n'ai jamais été déçu, de la qualité, de la teinte et du rendu 👍👍👍

Excellente cire pour les meubles en pin anglais, un peu chère, certes, mais leur donne un bel aspect. Son odeur est agréable, son rendu est satiné et confère une jolie couleur miel à vos meubles. Je recommande !

Très content du résultat avec ce produit

Bought a used Mission dining room table on Craigslist, in pretty good shape, but the top surface was damaged and stained. After stripping off the old finish, I removed a black stain with hydrogen peroxide, sanded with several increasingly finer grits, applied two coats of boiled linseed oil, and very lightly sanded with 400 between coats. Finally, applied several very thin (not thick) coats of Liberon wax with 0000 steel wool. My suggestions: Rub with the grain only, NOT circular like waxing a car. Do NOT rub perpendicular to edges, go with the grain only. This is wonderful wax that leaves a great finish and has a very fresh and pleasant aroma. Highly recommended!