Liberon LIBBBPWN500 500ml Black Bison Wax Polish (Clear)

This wax is a quality product. Easy to apply and buffing is also not as much of a problem as some customers claim. Just be sparing with it on application. Produces a lovely sheen to our new oak staircase and the would feels beautifully smooth after application using fine grade wire wool.

Great polish in an easy to apply paste. Really brings out the colour in the wood and seems to offer good lasting protection. We have applied it to our oak bed, and other sealed wooden furniture. Easy to polish up without smearing.

Arrived very promptly and seems to work well on our pine kitchen furniture. It seems to be best after several very light applications. Easy to apply and polish up.

I tend to apply with 0000 grade wire wool then polish off. I love the deepened colour it gives. Nourishes the wood and lasts on my hand rails.

Tin has a hole in the lid

Very hard work and after many waxings it still didn't bring a shine to my table.I am having a table cloth on all the time to cover it up.

Not sure its any better than a decent beeswax that you get ftrom places like John Lewis.

Bought this for a woodworking project I was doing, wanted a "pro" finish on the wood. This stuff is fantastic, brings out the grain of the wood better and gives it a nice semi satin velvet finish. Halfway between matt and satin I'd say? Do a little bit of the wood at a time using a little amount of the wax. Spread on thinly and spread evenly. Let it dry for 10 mins or so (tin says 20 but 10 is fine) and buff off. Fantastic. Couple of things to watch out for... Don't put it on too thick, you don't need to and this stuff dries in, so if its too thick you will have a hard buildup of wax which looks a bit bad. Less is more. Like painting, if you need to build up a thicker finish use several thim coats rather than a thicker one. Wont be as good. Patience brings the best finish. This stuff is the best.

Although I am not a collector of furniture I recently acquired an older set of very nice bedroom furniture and wanted to treat it properly. So, based on many positive reviews, I decided to try the rather expensive Liberon Black Bison furniture wax. I used 0000 steel wool to apply the wax and a soft cloth to buff the finish. The result was a nice shine that, hopefully, will last for a good while. As others have mentioned, there is a smell to the wax, but the smell dissipates relatively quickly as long as you get the applicator (the steel wool) out of the house and keep the can tightly closed after applying the wax.

I had been saving the last corners of a tin of this wax I bought in England years ago saving it for only the best projects. I was sooooooo excited to see I could get it here in the US and it's just as good. You won't be disappointed. By far the best wax I have ever used.

Great product. It was easy to use, and I don't even notice a smell -- which wasn't unpleasant to begin with -- on the furniture less than 12 hours later. The can was a little tough to open, though. It got here quickly, as promised by the seller.

Works well on my 120 year old bagpipes! Very subtle, not shiny, not gooey...pleasant odor.

this is the stuff you want for a oil/wax lustrous (not shiny) furniture finish. very aromatic while drying. use sparingly.