Real Milk Paint, Carnauba Wax Paste, Wood Wax for Wood Finishing, Use over Milk Paint, Wood Furniture, Kitchen Cabinets, and Tabletops, Clear, 16 oz.

The media could not be loaded. I rubbed some on my white washed dining table and it looks fantastic. Highly recommend.

I bought this specifically to make it easier to open and close wooden drawers that had wood-on-wood rails, and to make out wooden drop gate that we have for a baby gate at the top of the stairs easier to get in and out of the slots. It goes on really easily, and does a wonderful job. I plan to use it to polish up/refinish some wooden furniture we have too. It is not messy, dries really fast too. I was a bit skeptical about it, but its good stuff.

I like that it’s made of 100% natural oils, but it’s somewhat overpriced for what it is, IMHO. I was hoping to use it to smooth out some old wooden drawer slides - I’m not yet convinced it will be a good choice for this.

My go to polish for any furniture, and especially for my new work with a shellac finish. NO solvent smell or rag ignition concerns👍

Smooth, easily applied (I used an old sock on oak, cherry & walnut), covers evenly and repels water.

The things I like about this product is that it's all natural, and there is virtually no unpleasant smell.I put this on a already waxed/oiled piece of furniture just to see what would happen.The wax did not penatrate the wood, but dried white and hard like plastic on the surface. Then I put it on a varnished piece of furniture, it was completely absorbed into the wood leaving a minimal shine after buffing. I will probably use this product to wax the inside of my furniture draws and look for something else when I need to polish up 👆 my wood furniture.

The company accidentally shipped the wrong thing, but quickly corrected it. The product was great, as well! Recommend.

What I would like is a brush stiff enough to apply it to something that needs a wax job for wood parts to move easily and silently. Most are too soft or are quickly damaged by the solvent. A 2 or 4 x larger firm toothbrush would be about right. This wax is perfect as a wood lubricant..