Traditional Furniture Polishes

There are many copies of Teak Oil, and many alternative oil-based finishes including the traditional linseed and Tung oil based products. However, most of these products are “wet” oils they never harden completely. This can leave them prone to collecting dirt. Briwax Teak Oil is hardening oil. Once dry, it is durable and waterproof.

Features

• Seals, feed, and finish all varieties of wood/veneered surfaces.
• Produces satin finish that enhances the natural beauty of wood.
• Suitable for exterior use.
• Made in England, 16 fl oz. (500 mL)

DIRECTIONS: To achieve a good finish, ensure that the wood is dry and free from contaminants such as grease and wax. Lightly sand, apply Teak Oil liberally with a clean dry rag or brush. On new wood, 2 or 3 coats will be necessary. The more coats you use, the better the final gloss will be. Allow 4 to 8 hours drying time between coats depending on temperature and conditions. Teak Oil can be used as a stand-alone finish or be over coated with Briwax. Use mineral spirits to clean brushes.

Briwax ChaiRX is first aid for loose chair joints. Briwax ChairX's unique formula swells the joints, making them as tight as when they left the workshop then seals them, stopping further shrinkage. It is great for all types of wood where round or square tenons join, such as wooden chairs, tables, staircases and other fine wood furnishings. Each package contains 4 oz. of ChaiRX, a syringe and 3 needle tips. ChairX has been highly recommended by antique restorers and fine master craftsmen. Ideal for fluctuating humidity levels caused by central heating and air conditioning systems. Complete instructions for application and cleanup are included.

• Permanent fix for loose joints
• Penetrates and swells the wood
• Easy to use