We don't like this product. We LOVE it. When properly buffed, it repels not only water but the toughest stains, including curry powder, grape juice, beet juice, ink pen, etc. If you've never used an oil-wax, this will surprise you because it's so easy to use, as well as long-lasting. It's also very easy to touch up and repair scratches or dents. We've used it on almost everything from window sills and countertops to flooring and furniture with no regrets. If you like the feeling of wood and don't like putting plastic coatings on wood, then this is the product for you.

Features & benefits

• Problem-solver – seals moisture, rejuvenates and enriches beauty, stops cracking and prevents dirt build-up; makes cleaning easier
• Durable – protects wood from degrading and improves its longevity
• Multi-purpose – use on interior furniture, hardwood, bamboo or cork flooring, paneling, wood doors, molding and trim
• All-natural ingredients – polymerized linseed oil, organic safflower oil, china wood oil, sunflower oil, hemp oil, modified soybean oil, carnauba wax, microcrystalline wax and carboxylate metallic salts
• Non-toxic – no aromatic hydrocarbons, mildewcides, fungicides, preservatives or lead driers; once cured, no off-gassing
• Eco-friendly – made from renewable resources; biodegradable

Alert: WARNING: Spontaneous combustion danger! This product contains vegetable oils. By itself, it's not flammable or subject to spontaneous combustion. However, rags, steel wool, sanding dust or waste soaked with oil may spontaneously catch fire if improperly discarded or stored. Sorry to say, we know this from firsthand experience.

Immediately after each use, place rags, steel wool, paper, cardboard, sanding dust and other soaked waste in a sealed, water-filled metal container to prevent heat build-up and fire. When drying, allow oil-soaked materials to spread out in the open air to prevent fire.

State Nexus Fee may apply
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