Bee's Wax Polish

Very often when taking receipt of one of my pieces, my clients will ask, “How should I take are of it?” I just hand them a can of The Original Bee’s Wax polish. This stuff is as simple and basic as it gets. It’s bee’s wax and naptha. That means no silicone, no oils, no soap, and no other crap that mucks-up a finish you spent days working to achieve.

I make a lot of rocking chairs, and most have leather seats. This polish works great on leather, and does a bang-up job on painted surfaces, marble, and wood, of course. It doesn’t leave any wax build-up, and leaves the surface dry so there are no fingerprints—and the finish resists them, too. I’ve even used it on glass. You can spray it on glass and wood at the same time, and it leaves a streak-free polish. As a reviewer, I can’t think of anything else that would convince you to buy it other than to say this Bee’s Wax polish is simply awesome. The only problem is that you just can’t find it on every corner—It takes some looking around…

You can e-mail me for the source, but I did’t want to sound like I sell the product. It really is amazing stuff, and it’s likely you’ll find it as great as I do.

If you’re looking for a miracle cure to fix something that’s damaged or scratched or whatever else, this isn’t it. This is simply a product that is the finest product I’ve found in more than 30 years of woodworking—It says what it is, and it does what it says. And in today’s world, how many things do that?