Home made wood been wax

[DzordanoBruno]

Hello Gentlemen,
have You please best recipe for a home made wood been wax?

I found some(Darbin Orvar..), but i think here i find better solution. Thank You[emoji122][emoji106]

 

[sancho57]

No I don't have a recipe but ou can buy bees wax. But i used it only for lubing tools and screws etc If you want a wax finish depending on what you want your outcome to be, Bri Wax or Antiquewax (blue can) is pretty good stuff.

 

[jools]

As a beekeeper I make my own furniture polish. The recipe I use is 100grams of beeswax with 250ml of Turpentine and a few drops of lavender oil. Warm both gently in separate containers and when wax has melted combine the two slowly and allow to cool. This gives a paste wax
Equal amounts of beeswax, turpentine and linseed oil gives a hard polish. If it's not hard enough use more beeswax.
Take great care warming turpentine and beeswax as they are volatile at low temps

 

[Bohdan]

Equal amounts of beeswax, turpentine and linseed oil gives a hard polish. If it's not hard enough use more beeswax.
Take great care warming turpentine and beeswax as they are volatile at low temps

I use beeswax, pine tree turps and raw linseed oil. Apply it on a very hot day and/or apply it hot. When it soaks in after several coats leaves a hardwearing waterproof finish, great on rifle butts.

 

[johninthecamper]

Equal amounts of beeswax, turpentine and linseed oil gives a hard polish. If it's not hard enough use more beeswax.
Take great care warming turpentine and beeswax as they are volatile at low temps

I use beeswax, pine tree turps and raw linseed oil. Apply it on a very hot day and/or apply it hot. When it soaks in after several coats leaves a hardwearing waterproof finish, great on rifle butts.

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