BRIWAX / BRIWAX ORIGINAL
Surface Preparation
Unsealed wooden surfaces should be smooth, dry and clean.
Apply Briwax using a lint free cloth or 0000 Steel Wool,
thoroughly working the wax into the grain. Once dry, buff
to desired finish with a clean soft cloth. Improved shine
and durability can be achieved by first sealing the surface
with Briwax Sanding Sealer. For antiques and pre-finished
furniture, first check compatibility, then apply Briwax
in small areas with a clean soft cloth. The Briwax finish
can be maintained by further applications which will give
increased hardness and shine.
This product is not recommended for use in areas where it
will come into contact with water.
Above 20°C, Briwax will soften and
liquify. Replace lid, put in a cool place and it will return
to its original
state.

SHERADALE
New Product - Improved Formulation - Launching 2010

NATURAL CREAMED BEESWAX
Apply with a soft cloth to small areas at a time, working along
the grain. Polish off immediately with a clean soft cloth to
produce a deep rich sheen with a pure clean aroma.

MARBLE WAX
REFORMULATED PRODUCT - TO BE LAUNCHED IN 2010
Coverage – 4 to 5 square metres per 220gm.
Drying Time – 30 minutes.
Surface Preparation – Clean surfaces with detergent
solution, rinse with clean water to provide a clean dry surface.
Application – Apply sparingly to
the surface over an area of approximately one square metre,
using a cloth,
Briwax Polish Brush or 0000 Steel Wool.
Cleaning – Use white spirit to
clean equipment.
Precautions – Natural waxes like Marble Wax are liable
to mark when they come into contact with water spillages.
Care must be taken when used on floors or steps as a well
buffed wax finish can become very slippery. Avoid placing
loose rugs on such surfaces.

LIMING WAX
Coverage – 4 to 5 square metres
per 250ml.
Quick Drying – 30 minutes per coat.
Surface Preparation – Prepare by
sanding along the grain with a fine glass paper. Some wood
would benefit by
opening the grain with a wire brush.
Application – Apply sparingly with
a cloth, rubbing well into the grain, removing the excess
as you go, so that
a uniform colour is obtained. Allow to dry then buff with
a soft cloth. For a higher sheen, overcoat with Briwax Liming
Wax or Clear Briwax.
Cleaning – Use white spirit to
clean equipment.

WAX REMOVING SOLUTION
NEW PRODUCT - TO BE LAUNCHED IN 2010
Surface Preparation
Pour a small quantity of Wax Removing Solution onto a cloth,
work into the surface to be de-waxed. Work along the grain.
When all the wax has been loosened, wipe the surface over
with a clean cloth. Repeat until all the wax has been removed. Allow
to dry before rewaxing or finishing.
Important
Always try a test area first to ensure Briwax Wax Removing Solution
does not affect the timber or other finishes. Once the wax has been removed, a new wax finish can be applied. If you wish to apply any other type of finish, sevral applications may be required to remove all traces of the wax from the grain. Always apply a test patch of the new finish first to ensure compatability.

FURNITURE
REVIVER / RESTORER
REFORMULATED PRODUCT - TO BE LAUNCHED IN 2010
Surface Preparation
Shake well before use.
Pour small quantity of Furniture Reviver / Restorer onto
a soft cloth. Rub well into the surface of the furniture.
Remove Furniture Reviver / Reviver with a clean cloth. This will also
remove the grime from the surface. Repeat process if necessary.
Give the furniture a final polish with
a duster. Repeat process if necessary. The surface can
then be polished with Briwax Wax Polish if required.
FLOOR WAX
New Product fromualtion to be launched in 2010

SHELLAC SANDING SEALER
Coverage
4 to 5 square metres per 500ml.
Quick Drying
20 to 30 minutes per coat.
Cleaning
Clean brushes with Methylated Spirit.
Surface Preparation
Sand timber or veneer in direction of the grain to produce
a smooth surface. Ensure surface is clean, dry and dust
free. Stain timber if required using Briwax Hydrocote Water
Based Dye and allow to dry.
Application Notes
Apply Shellac Sanding Sealer by brush or rag. Allow to dry.
Lightly sand using Flour paper or Briwax 0000 Steel Wool.
Apply a second if required. Allow to dry, then apply finishing
coat of Briwax Wax Polish as directed
on container.

DANISH OIL
Coverage
5 to 10 metres per 1 Litre.
Quick Drying
Touch dry in 4 to 8 hours depending on temperature and conditions.
Cleaning
Clean brushes with white spirit.
Surface Preparation
To achieve a good finish, ensure that the timber is dry and
free from contaminants such as grease and wax.
Lightly sand with a good quality glass paper. Apply Briwax
Danish Oil liberally with a clean dry rag or brush.
On new wood 2 or 3 coats will be necessary.

TEAK OIL
Drying Time – 4 to 8 hours dependent
on conditions.
Surface Preparation – Lightly sand with a good quality
glass paper. Remove all dust to provide dry clean surface,
free from grease or wax.
Application – Apply liberally with
a clean cloth or brush. Allow to soak in and even up with
a soft cloth and
allow to dry. Apply further coats following same procedure.
On new wood, 2 or 3 coats will be necessary.
Cleaning – Use white spirit to
clean equipment.

STEEL
WOOL & PINE BRUSHES
This is a high quality steel wool designed for woodworkers,
both professional and amateur.
Grade 0000 – This
very fine grade steel wool is particularly recommended for
applying wax
polish, cleaning delicate woodwork
and polishing and cleaning metal.
Grade 0 – This grade is for use
on stubborn dirt on woodwork or metal or for use after
stripping finishes from
wood to ensure a clean surface. Cut this grade with a pair
of shears.
Grade 2 – This is a grade of steel
wool mainly used for stripping paint, lacquers and varnish
from woodwork as
an aid to the paint stripper. Always use a pair of shears
to cut this grade.

WAX FILLER STICKS
Apply using light pressure with the tip of the spatula and
clean off surplus to leave a smooth flat surface.
When unsure of the exact colour match, choose a slightly
darker shade. For a close colour match, blend different shades
of softwax by successive applications using light to dark
colours.

TOUCH-UP PENS
Preparation – Shake the closed pen
or 30 seconds. Balls inside the pen must be audible. Remove
cap, hold in an upright
position and press tip down with finger once to release pressure,
then press tip on a flat surface, pump once (maximum twice)
to let dye flow down the tip. When tip is wet, apply to scratch
(see Repair Tips). After use remove tip from pen and rinse
under warm water until clean. Dry with a clean cloth and
replace in pen and replace cap.
Repair Tip – Choose a touch-up
dye colour similar to the light background colour of the
wooden surface. To
restore the grain, choose a colour similar to the grain colour.
Apply the grain colour by dots or small strokes. Tone down
excess dye with a fine scotchbrite pad or 0000 wire wool
using light pressure only

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