Liberon BBPWAP150 150ml Bison Paste Wax - Antique Pine [DIY & Tools]

Bought a used Mission dining room table on Craigslist, in pretty good shape, but the top surface was damaged and stained. After stripping off the old finish, I removed a black stain with hydrogen peroxide, sanded with several increasingly finer grits, applied two coats of boiled linseed oil, and very lightly sanded with 400 between coats.Finally, applied several very thin (not thick) coats of Liberon wax with 0000 steel wool. My suggestions: Rub with the grain only, NOT circular like waxing a car. Do NOT rub perpendicular to edges, go with the grain only.This is wonderful wax that leaves a great finish and has a very fresh and pleasant aroma. Highly recommended!

Great product - a little goes a long way.

I used Black Bison on dark oak flooring that had substantial sun damage. The outcome was fantastic. Weeks later I still walk by those areas and admit the floor finish. Highly recommend.

Easy to use with great results.

The restorative polish is being used routinely to restore a 1930’s piano after years of neglect. The polish restores both the woods color and luster while feeding the wood deep into the grain. Three treatments so far have restored the baby grand piano very well considering the age and starting condition of this instrument. The polish has an excellent quality and covers a large area and polished to a high shine with low lint soft cotton polishing pads.

I liked the wax but would order the clear wax even for the dark Oak.

Works great!

Since Johnson quit making their wax I found this wax and it does the same job