RenapurPremium Beeswax Wood Polish - Natural Furniture Polish & Conditioner - Nourishes, Polishes, and Protects All Wood Types - Food-Safe - Ideal for Wooden Surfaces & Furniture (6.7 fl oz)

I will try on an unfinished native peoples carved walking stick.

I bought this on the back of purchasing its stablemate, the Renapur leather balsam, which is lush in use and goes a long way.The leather balsam comes highly recommended, but what about the beeswax wood polish?The polish comes in a screw top plastic container with a small applicator sponge, just like the leather balsam. It is a smooth, rich and almost solid paste, but is picked up and applies well with the sponge. The usual polishing caveats apply; apply the wax, leave it to absorb into the wood for c. 15 mins- 30mins (or longer), and then buff it to a shine with a cotton lint-free cloth or equivalent, reapplying as necessary.As with the leather balsam, a little Renapur does go a long way. It also makes a visible difference to the wood, visibly enriching (feeding) it and adding a pleasing mid-sheen shine. The wood looks visibly happier for having had it applied having pleasingly deeper hues.I bought this polish for specific usage, for treating and polishing more fiddly bits of Treen and furniture with delicate carvings and tracery, figuring that the sponge would allow me to get into crevices and grooves without gumming them up with product. I have found it very good for this, but I would recommend using a harder polish such as Alfie Shine or else a Fiddles-style wax if treating larger expanses of wood (like tabletops). I think it is a great tool in my polishing armoury, and I would (and will) happily buy it again.

Bought for my mum. Used it on a sideboard brought a good shine to the furniture Easy to use. Mum loves traditional ways of cleaning furniture. Doesn't need as much dusting after you use it. Highly recommend

I am using it to restore two occasional tables, one yellow wood and the other stinkwood. Absolutely brilliant

Easy to use.

We had a lightly scratched and slightly stained Nathan coffee table which needed attention. I lightly sanded down with 220 grade sandpaper along the grain then cleaned twice with white spirit. Allowed to dry then applied this beeswax. Ten minutes later, I buffed up and repeated the exercise three times allowing several hours between treatments for the beeswax to soak into the teak wood. Do not apply this too thickly as a little goes a long way. My wife and I are delighted with the results. This is an excellent product which I thoroughly recommend.