AEROPLANE - Beeswax Wood Finish - Easy to apply top coat for wood, sealer and wax-smooth finish, Matte Finish can be buffed to satin (25 gm), Yellow

Excellent product

I tried on a cutting board which I made out of rubber wood and it gives a good smooth finish. I don’t know how long it last but it is easy to apply again if required.

Before trying it on my very expensive speakers, I decided to try it on a patch of the veneer. Results are excellent. The wax applies easier in warm weather, and needs a bit of friction to melt into the finish. I used a piece of raw wood veneer with different coatings to see what I might end up with. It works best on light coatings and may not be so good on heavier polishes and pre-finished woods. The swatches show the results, between raw wood, an acrylic conformal coating, and black matte paint. It does add a slight sheen, more apparent IRL than in pictures. I would recommend it, if you knew what you wanted to do.

Decent stuff

It has a mild shine. I used a wax brush and the wax spread easily. Just little is needed and it spreads. I poured some water and wiped it later. Didn’t leave any stain and it’s water proof. Very very minor smell not a challenge. I applied 2 coats after a gap of 2 days. Would recommend

Quality is good. Yellow-beige in color just like a beeswax would look. It's been mixed with drying formula so it's not a 100%. However, it's odourless & I believe that the mix of other stuffs is less thereby not rendering the product darker. Flows well kn furniture. Might have to heat up a bit to make it fluidic to apply. However, the solid form glides well as well.

While other comments say it was dry, what I got was perfect! Easy to use and my wooden desk looks brand new. It’s non toxic and does not have any unpleasant smell like synthetic polish or varnish.

Dint work. For me no shine