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Rosini's American Custom Liming Wax is the best White Wax for achieving a Limed, Cerused or Whitewashed finish. It works best on woods that have deep open pores like oak. However with a bit of skill you can get great effects on tight grained woods like pine, maple, birch.....

Purpose: To add a white color to the grain of the wood.

Preparation: Ensure the surface is clean and dry.If working with raw hardwood, use a brass or bronze brush in a sweeping motion to remove the soft wood around the pores and to score and open the pores of soft woods. You can also use a wire brush or coarse sandpaper.

Application: Work the Liming Wax into the grain of the wood using #0000 Steel Wool or a lint-free Cheesecloth Wipe. Spread the wax out following the grain of the wood wherever possible. Let dry about 3 minutes and wipe off excess with a clean Cheesecloth Wipe. Once set up, to remove white haze, (if you don't like it), use the American Custom Paste in Neutral and wipe it through the work until you're satisfied with the result. The beauty of the technique is that if you don't like the way it looks, you can wipe out the Liming Wax with Mineral Spirits and start over.
Should you want a more durable finish you can apply my U-30 Finishing Oil over the Liming Wax. The more coats the more protection and the higher the shine. 2-3 coats is recommended. Then apply the American Custom Paste Wax in Neutral or another tint if you like, using #0000 Steel Wool over the U-30, allow to dry overnight and buff with a Cheesecloth Wipe. For a softer sheen use #0000 Steel Wool.

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Manufactured in the USA, American Custom Paste Wax is perfect for protecting and enhancing all types of wood and finishes. Choose from a variety of colors to revive faded wood tones and cover most scratches.
A custom blend of beeswax and other natural waxes in a solvent base to give ease of use, fast drying time, a smooth easy buff and excellent luster. You won’t be disappointed. Once you try it you won't use any other wax.

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American Custom Paste Wax is available for private labeling. Call for details. 910-876-7691 Learn More

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Rosini's furniture polish penetrates deeply to enhance the figure of wood grain and to gently clean away those dulling layers of old wax, polish and sandwiched dirt. Gently and easily cleans, polishes and preserves all finishes on wood & leather furniture, kitchen cabinets and paneling.
It takes only one application to see the difference. Simply wipe on and wipe off.

Rosini’s Rejuvenator Frequently Asked Questions How do I use Rosini’s Rejuvenator? Is this a finish? How often can I use Rosini’s Rejuvenator? What can I use Rosini’s Rejuvenator on?

Q: How Do I Use Rosini’s Rejuvenator? A: Squeeze some Rosini's Rejuvenator directly onto your cheesecloth pad. With the pad saturated but not dripping, wipe down the entire piece of furniture. During this process of "oiling off" your piece you get to see it as never before. After you've completed oiling off your piece of furniture, now begin the "wipe off" with a clean cheesecloth. Don't be concerned with removing all the oil. Leaving some behind is fine as it will be absorbed into the wood.

Q: Is This A Finish? A: Rosini's Rejuvenator is not a finish, nor will it strip or soften the the finish. It is an oil based polish used to clean the finish and enhance the wood grain. Use it to clean dust and dirt, wax build up, mildew, candle drips, fingerprints, and water stains.

Q: How Often Can I Use Rosini’s Rejuvenator? A: We suggest "oiling off" your wood furniture every month with Rosini's Rejuvenator or, at least every change of the season, to help stabilize against humidity changes.

Q: What Can I Use Rosini’s Rejuvenator On? A: Make a difference in your home by using Rosini's Rejuvenator on kitchen cabinets, painted and veneered furniture, wood paneling, wooden doors, handrails, bookcases, window frames, gold leaf picture frames, wooden fireplace mantels, gunstocks, wrought iron, wicker, rattan, sticky and mildew surfaces, and of course, your wood furniture.

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