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Timber Wax What does inca™ Timber Wax
Do?
· Protects the timber surface from environmental
elements.
· Moisturises the surface to help stop the timber from
drying out.
· Enhances the patina (lustre) of a timber surface.
· Prevents dust and dirt from clogging the pores of timber.
How does inca™Timber Wax work?
The wax leaves a thin film on the surface, which over
time is drawn into the timber and acts as a filter to
control the amount of moisture entering and leaving the
timber. This helps to prevent cracking and drying out.
Does inca™ Timber Wax change the timber in any way?
Timber Wax will only enhance the grain and help the
surface mature over time. The finish will last longer and
the surface will be more resistant to normal wear and tear.
The Black Paste Wax the Staining Wax and the Dark Paste Wax
can change the colour of the timber furniture surface.
(Always test in an inconspicuous area first)
What is the difference between paste, liquid and
spray?
Paste Wax has a thick consistency and is an
excellent base wax for high traffic areas where there is
continuous use e.g. tabletops, sideboards and coffee
tables. The Paste Wax has more resistance to heat and cold,
and better repelling properties for spillage.
Liquid Wax is a light wax used roughly every 3
months for general cleaning and polishing of large areas,
turned areas and light carving or hard to get at areas. Very
easy to apply and very easy to buff to a shine
Spray Wax is suitable for use on heavily carved
timbers, rattan (cane) furniture. Effortlessly removes hand
grime, dirt, tobacco stains etc, and does not fill up any
detailed carvings. Can be used for the removal of glue
backing of labels placed on to a timber surface. Use
regularly. Simply spray on and buff off
How long does the inca™ Timber Wax last?
Climatic conditions and the amount of wear the surface is
subjected to, can only determine the life of the wax. As a
rule of thumb use Paste Wax every 3-6 Months, Liquid Wax
every 2-3 Months and Spray Wax every week or as often as you
like.
Will inca™Timber Wax wear off?
Yes, the wax will wear off to a certain extent and a
certain amount of wax will be drawn in to the timber
surface.
Why is inca™ Timber Wax superior to other waxes, oils
and spray polishes?
. It contains No Silicones or Petro-chemicals and
is produced from disease free Pure Australian Beeswax, Tree
oils and other modern safe ingredients.
· Easy to apply and Easy to buff.
· Leaves No Finger Marks or Smears and never builds up
like traditional beeswax polish.
· Gentle on the hands and Pleasantly Scented
What types of surface can be treated with Timber Wax?
Inca Timberwax are designed to be applied to most timber
surfaces that have had shellac polyurethane, lacquers,
estapol or varnishes applied, eg: wood doors, wood floors,
antiques, modern timber furniture, fixtures and wood
fittings.
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