Briwax Liming Wax for Natural Wood Restoration and Protection

By: Briwax

Briwax Liming Wax is the perfect choice for wood staining projects. Made with a blend of beeswax and carnauba wax, it provides a durable barrier and a natural looking shine to the wood. With an 8-ounce portion size, it's easy to apply and covers a wide area. Plus, it helps minor scratches and blemishes disappear without altering the character or color of the piece. You can even use it to make pastel vivid colors. With its ease of application, packaging, portion size, and quality of material, Briwax Liming Wax is the best choice for your wood staining needs.

Key Features:

This unique specialty wax produces an 8-ounce white grained finish, making your piece look as if it has been painted and stripped. Additionally, it can be used to make vivid colors more pastel, allowing you to customize the look of your piece.
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B2B Rating
110 reviews

Review rating details

Value for money
96
Quality of material
96
Portion size
94
Packaging
95
Overall satisfaction
98
Longevity
96
Ease of application
96
Consistency
97
Color range
96

Pros and Cons

Pros
  • Comes in the form of a paste that makes its application easy
  • Unique wax specialty offers a smooth texture that will not fade off easily
  • The formula offers a white grained finish that gives an attractive look
Cons
  • The can may not be dent proof

Details of Briwax Liming Wax for Natural Wood Restoration and Protection

  • Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No
  • Color: ‎Original version
  • Item Package Quantity: ‎1
  • Item Weight: ‎7.7 ounces
  • Part Number: ‎T-LW
  • Batteries Included?: ‎No
  • Specific Uses For Product: Smooth
  • Date First Available: April 20, 2006
  • Manufacturer: ‎Briwax
  • Brand: Briwax
  • Batteries Required?: ‎No
  • Usage: ‎Smooth
  • Customer Reviews: 4.5/5 stars of 632 ratings
  • Size: ‎Standard
  • Unit Count: 8.0 Fl Oz
  • ASIN: B0149IRSJY
  • Product Dimensions: ‎3.5 x 3.5 x 2.55 inches
  • Item Form: Paste
  • Item model number: ‎T-LW
  • Material: ‎Wood

Comments

Belinda Eddins: I was disappointed some of the product had leaked out all over the can. It needed to taped down and more secured. The clips didn't help but over all its a good product to use.

United States on Jul 06, 2023

expectbest: wire brushed brown wood candlesticks, sanded a bit. then used white wax to give them a vintage look. Will be trying on some wood furniture soon. The 4 stars is related to making sure wax not too warm. If too warm, too liquid like

United States on Sep 11, 2022

ChristinaChristina: This product is amazing and it was so easy to apply. 1. Clean cabinets 2. I used an old washcloth, poked my finger in the cloth and then into the wax. Use a very small amount. 3. Rub it on the cabinet doors, inside and outside, and on the framing. I rubbed in with the grain, then against the grain, then with the grain. 4. Let sit for 3 to 5 minutes and lightly wipe away any extra. My cabinets were the 20 year old oak yellow/orangeish color. I tried sanding and not sanding and the results were the same. So, I did not sand anywhere. I did purchase the round brush, but found using a cloth wrapped around my index finger was easier. I now have a whole new look to my kitchen for about $25. I did this over 3 days.....but I could have started in the morning and finished late that night, but my arm did get tired. Takes some elbow grease but so worth it. I still have about 1/4 of the can left......better find another project!! My pix are before, during and complete.

United States on Sep 12, 2019

Roger DenbyRoger Denby: The results were as good as expected. Which is good because the price was ridiculous, but I couldn't find it anywhere in Canada.

Canada on Oct 23, 2018

Rick K.Rick K.: I used this to refinish a number of late 1800's oak tables, dressers and other furniture items that we shipped back from Belgium for our store Adore in downtown Mystic, CT. It was very easy to use but if it is your first time, be sure to watch some videos.

I have only used it with old oak, which has nice pores to hold the wax. I highly recommend stripping and sanding the piece down thoroughly, and then use a brass brush to really work the powder out of the pores. I use large, flat brass brushes for the flat areas and small toothbrush-sized for the detail areas. I apply the wax with a cloth, and gently rub off excess after a few minutes. Note that the wood will appear hazy at this point. I found if you try to clean it too soon, you remove too much of the wax in the pores. For me, waiting a 8 hrs seemed to do the trick. I would then use a clear wax and a wax polishing brush on my drill to remove the haze. 3 to 4 coats of clear wax later and a few day to cure and you have something beautiful.

All the wood I refinished was of the same approximate age, over 100 years and very hard so, I can't say how newer wood will react. So, experiment!

United States on Jun 29, 2018

Joseph Natishan: Great stuff - lots of fun to be creative with for different looks. For example, I wanted an aged/antique look for some pine wainscoting for my home office remodel. I'd purchased a pile of T&G 1x6 pine boards from a lumber yard that had left them out to weather in the sun for an extended period. They were grayish and a little dirty on the roughsawn side - a great starting point. I knocked down the fibers just a bit with some 220 paper and then applied the liming wax with a rag in blotches across the boards not worrying about evenness. The trick was the next step - I used a very common plastic bristle brush (maybe 2"x6" -- the kind you'd clean your tires with or scrub your floors with in the old days) to spread and even out the wax through all of the nocks, crannies, and knots. It worked great and it was quite fast! And you don't get splinters using the brush like you would if you'd used a rag. Caution: if you use a lot of the wax at once over a large surface area there will be a strong petroleum odor until it dries/hardens/outgasses because it is a wax. I went through 4 cans of the Liming wax and also used it on the drawer fronts of a built-in unit to match the...

United States on Dec 07, 2016

Jennifer: Love the product!

Canada on Jun 09, 2016

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Total Reviews 110 reviews 3 reviews 1 reviews
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‎No ‎No
Color ‎Original version ‎Java ‎Natural Cedar
Item Package Quantity ‎1 ‎1 ‎1
Item Weight ‎7.7 ounces ‎2.17 pounds ‎1 pounds
Part Number ‎T-LW ‎JQ ‎512
Batteries Included? ‎No ‎No
Specific Uses For Product Smooth
Date First Available April 20, 2006 June 22, 2008 July 24, 2014
Manufacturer ‎Briwax ‎General Finishes ‎Ready Seal
Brand Briwax ‎General Finishes ‎Ready Seal
Batteries Required? ‎No ‎No ‎No
Usage ‎Smooth
Customer Reviews 4.5/5 stars of 632 ratings 4.7/5 stars of 11,553 ratings 4.6/5 stars of 7,900 ratings
Size ‎Standard ‎1 Quart ‎5 Gallon
Unit Count 8.0 Fl Oz
ASIN B0149IRSJY B001DSY50Y B00MDVLOBS
Product Dimensions ‎3.5 x 3.5 x 2.55 inches ‎5 x 5 x 5 inches ‎12 x 12 x 13.75 inches
Item Form Paste
Item model number ‎T-LW ‎JQ ‎512
Material ‎Wood ‎Oil Based ‎Oil based
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