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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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Rosini's Lemon Shellac Flakes will produce a pale gold tinted French Polish which is often used in antique restoration or in the production of fine furniture.
DIRECTIONS: Add 250g, (1/2 lb.) of Lemon Shellac Flakes to 1 Litre, (1 qt.) Denatured Alcohol, (200 proof Ethanol is best, give a call, we have it.) Allow to soak for a minimum of 24 hrs. or until Shellac Flakes have dissolved. Stir occasionally to help the Shellac Flakes to dissolve more easily. More Shellac Flakes or Denatured Alcohol may be added to adjust color and strength according to your personal preference. Learn More

Titebond Liquid Hide Wood Glue is ideal for fine furniture and antiques repair. Slow set allows for precise assembly. It is the preferred choice for fine woodworking and delicate assemblies. It provides superior strength, longer open assembly time and excellent sandability. It's sensitivity to moisture allows for the easy disassembly of parts, a critical benefit in antique restoration and the repair of musical instruments. Learn More

Every finisher knows that a good felt block is an important tool for fine hand finishing. These white wool felt blocks are the best I've seen in a long time.
They're specially cut 2.25" x 4.5" x 1.125" to fit a 1/4 sheet of sandpaper and fit nicely in your hand. The extra thickness and 26 lb. density of the wool is a must for the hardness the block needs for producing a flat finish without cutting through.
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Liberon Steel Wool is of the very highest quality and is chosen and recommended by craftsmen around the world. It is produced using a high quality steel to create a crumble and dust resistant wool that is virtually oil free with no rogue strands. It has been packed in rolls to enable you to cut off convenient sized strips as required for use in and around the home or workplace. Liberon Steel Wool is available in seven grades from the renowned extra fine 0000 through a range of fine to medium 00, 0, 1 and medium to coarse 2, 3, and 4.

Liberon Extra Fine Steel Wool is ideal for polishing and cleaning delicate surfaces. Use Liberon Steel Wool Grade 0000 to cut back between coats of French polishes, varnishes, and oil finishes; to clean and polish metals such as bronze, copper, chrome, stainless steel, and aluminum; to cut back between coats of varnish or paint; or use it with soapy water to clean and polish porcelain, marble, and glass without marking. Learn More

Rosini's Furniture Preservative and Rejuvenator is the best furniture polish because it penetrates deeply to enhance the figure of wood grain and to gently clean away those dulling layers of old wax, polish and sandwiched dirt.

Made with only the finest ingredients, without harsh solvents, silicones, or waxes; Rosini's Furniture Preservative & Rejuvenator is the perfect polish.

It takes only one application to see the difference.

Easy to use: Wipe on, Wipe off.
A gentle wood cleaner, polish, and preservative.
Removes mildew, water marks and wax build up.
Compatible with antique and modern wood finish.
No “gummy build up”.
Reveals renewed depth & beauty.
Three Convenient sizes

How To Use Rosini’s Furniture Polish
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.

Is Rosini’s Furniture Polish A Finish?
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.

How Often Can I Use Rosini’s Rejuvenator?
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.

What Can I Use Rosini’s Rejuvenator On?
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. 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.

Made with only the finest ingredients, without harsh solvents, silicones, or waxes; Rosini's Furniture Preservative & Rejuvenator is the perfect polish.

It takes only one application to see the difference.

Easy to use: Wipe on, Wipe off.
A gentle wood cleaner, polish, and preservative.
Removes mildew, water marks and wax build up.
Compatible with antique and modern wood finish.
No “gummy build up”.
Reveals renewed depth & beauty.
Three Convenient sizes

How To Use Rosini’s Furniture Polish
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.

Is Rosini’s Furniture Polish A Finish?
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.

How Often Can I Use Rosini’s Rejuvenator?
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.

What Can I Use Rosini’s Rejuvenator On?
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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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.

Made with only the finest ingredients, without harsh solvents, silicones, or waxes; Rosini's Furniture Preservative & Rejuvenator is the perfect polish.

It takes only one application to see the difference..

Easy to use: Wipe on, Wipe off.
A gentle wood cleaner, polish, and preservative.
Removes mildew, water marks and wax build up.
Compatible with antique and modern wood finish.
No “gummy build up”.
Reveals renewed depth & beauty.
Three Convenient sizes

How To Use Rosini’s Furniture Polish
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.

Is Rosini’s Furniture Polish A Finish
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.

How Often Can I Use Rosini’s Rejuvenator
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.

What Can I Use Rosini’s Rejuvenator On
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. Learn More

Rosini's Furniture Preservative and Rejuvenator is the best furniture polishbecause it penetrates deeply to enhance the figure of wood grain and to gently clean away those dulling layers of old wax, polish and sandwiched dirt.

Made with only the finest ingredients, without harsh solvents, silicones, or waxes; Rosini's Furniture Preservative & Rejuvenator is the perfect polish.

It takes only one application to see the difference.

Easy to use: Wipe on, Wipe off.
A gentle wood cleaner, polish, and preservative.
Removes mildew, water marks and wax build up.
Compatible with antique and modern wood finish.
No “gummy build up”.
Reveals renewed depth & beauty.
Three Convenient sizes

How To Use Rosini’s Furniture Polish
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.

Is Rosini’s Furniture Polish A Finish?
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.

How Often Can I Use Rosini’s Rejuvenator?
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.

What Can I Use Rosini’s Rejuvenator On?
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. Learn More