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Frequently Asked Questions

? Which colour gives an aged Pine look?
A Medium Brown is normally used to give this colour. A darker shade can
be achieved by using Rustic Pine.
 
? Can I use Briwax over a stain?
A Yes, provided it is a water-based stain.  Briwax has a range of water-based stains.
 
? Can I use Briwax on a cot?
A Briwax is made from natural waxes which in themselves are non-toxic However, Briwax is not tested to Toys Regulations which is a requirement for finishes used on items which are to be used by children.  
? Can I use Briwax in a bathroom or kitchen?
A Briwax, when subjected to moisture or direct water spills, will turn White. Therefore,
we would not recommend it for areas of high humidity, or areas which could have water spillage.
 
? Can I use Briwax on a floor?
A Briwax is primarily a furniture finish but it is used on floors by a lot of people.
Maintenance would be higher than a varnish as it would require frequent re-buffing.
 
? Do I need to use a sealer with Briwax?
A It is not necessary to use a sealer under Briwax but an application of Briwax Shellac
Sanding Sealer will help produce a higher degree of sheen more quickly and also reduce the
number of coats of Briwax which would need to be applied.
 
? How long will the shine last?
A Under normal conditions the shine will last for six to twelve months. It will lose its shine more
swiftly in high wear areas or areas subjected to moisture.
 
? When Briwax looks dull how can I restore the shine?
A Buffing with a duster will normally restore the shine. If this fails a fresh application of
Briwax will restore the finish.
 
? The Briwax has gone streaky after buffing. What is the problem?
A This is normally caused by wet Briwax being worked into dry Briwax. For best results allow the Briwax to dry for about thirty minutes or so before buffing.
 
? How can I remove Briwax?
A Briwax can be removed by using Briwax Furniture Cleaner - following the instructions on the tin.
 
? Where can I buy Briwax?
A Bollom's Head Office holds a list of stockists.
 
? Where can I buy a large tin of Briwax?
A Bollom's Head Office holds a list of stockists.