5oz. Brown Beeswax Furniture Polish P4

You can't achieve the effects of this with polish. Brown bees wax was mentioned on tv by an antique expert so I had to try it. You only need a bit on a cloth and work it into the grain of the wood and then buff with a soft cloth. It darkens the wood slightly , looks more nourished and cared for. I used it on a walnut table that had been previously stripped to be painted (Not stripped by myself) and it put a lovely colour and matt shine back to the table. I have also used it on other furniture that had seen better days to be honest, and it has given back some of their former glory although not perfect they are loads better than they were. I will buy again. I also got the light one as well although I have not tried it yet. Smells a bit but it is not unpleasant.

I have used this product many times and have always been more than satisfied with the results, my current project of a very old varnished oak table I inherited has proved how excellent it is. The table had been heavily varnished and not wishing to sand it down I will admit it has been hard work. It is better to apply thin coats, and on a project like mine, it works well. On more cared for furniture /wood etc. thin coats are all you need. Excellent product, but like all cleaning materials you should ensure some small amount of ventilation.

Brings it up to a great deep lustre. Smell is fantastic

Bought this for our 2nd hand dining table which was well worn and needed some tlc. This really works on dark wood ! Can't see any of the scratches or chips in the wood and it looks great ! Good value for money and will last a long time.!"! Very happy with this product!

Excellent product. Bought to try and recover a table in the living room that had suffered from hot mugs put straight onto it, and some sun bleaching. A couple of applications has really brought it back to life. The product has a rather strong smell once applied for a few hours which isn't the most pleasant but once it's gone it's gone and really worth it to rescue the table. After application with the brown I used the natural to shine the table again.

Over the last few months I've found it increasingly hard to find a natural beeswax polish.I happened to mention this to an antique restorer and he told me about Cambridge polish. I'd recently bought an old table that needed some tlc. so sent off (via Amazon)for it... I can now see my reflection in the table! It feeds the wood, is lovely and easy to use, very creamy so polishes off easily. Would recommend it highly

Didn't quite come up to my expectations. Maybe I was expecting too much.

Wasn't too sure about this with all the negativity out there about the product; opened it and loved it the aroma is like the Manor houses back in the day when polish was in a tin or jar rather than a spray. I have used this on an old Oak chest and it has brought it up to look lovely and shiny without being slippery. Have a number of wooden items so will try it on those too. The only downfall is hands get really mucky and it goes down into the finger nails - the answer to this is to wear gloves. Will definitely purchase more. Price is bit too high but as the adage says "you pay for quality"