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How Does Wood Wax Work?

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How Does Wood Wax Work?

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Wood wax is similar in ways to varnish and stain, but offers more protection that most other wood coatings. When given a light coating of wood wax, the entire surface of wooden objects is protected from moisture, and it holds the color of the wood for a long time. Wood wax will produce a deep shine, which is sometimes hard to attain with other products. Wood wax can be used on painted or non-painted wood. Not only can it be used to treat and seal wood, but it is sometimes used as a light lubricant, as well. Pull-out drawers and wooden bench screws can benefit from a light coating of wood wax. Wood wax is normally a specially formulated blend of carnuba wax, paraffin and beeswax mixed with colors and other wood enhancers. This blend of wax is the most efficient when it comes to sealing out and resisting moisture and harmful chemicals which may otherwise permanently damage wood. Wood wax is offered in a plethora of colors, so you can match the wood that it is treating, or throw in other

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