Looking For Furniture Wax...

[bamboozled]

I checked at Home Pro but no luck. Does anyone have a heads up on where to get this smelly stuff? It comes in a can and you apply it to furniture with a brush (it's pretty odorous), let it sit for a bit, and then rub it off with a rag. Leaves your woody goodies looking sharp. Where where WHERE?

[CobraSnakeNecktie]

most of the supermarkets carry Pledge and Old English.

Edited March 23, 2013 by CobraSnakeNecktie

[MESmith]

Home Pro, Global House and probably all the other places sell teak oil. I use that on my patio furniture.

Can also buy tins of Bosny floor tile & furniture wax, but a lot of elbow grease is required.

Edited March 23, 2013 by MESmith

[bamboozled]

I suppose I could try Pledge and Old English but what I am referring to is a soft wax, not a liquid. So maybe this Bosny stuff is the ticket because yeah, it does take elbow grease but the furniture comes out looking grand. This is what we use in restoration. I didn't see the Bosny at Home Pro. Am I blind? I have used teak oil but it's bloody expensive. I would like to find linseed oil for the outdoor stuff which should be a lot cheaper and apparently just as good.

-tanks 4 the help fellers...

[cmsally]

I've got some somewhere in a big tin. It's white , orange and blue (the tin) if I remember correctly.

Can't remember the name or find the tin. Will let you know when I find it. I'm having a spring clean so should turn up!!

[bamboozled]

Thanks, Sally. I'll be waiting for the news, brush and rag in hand.

[alaninlamphun]

I was looking for some last year and ended up going to a hardware in ban thawai,they had loads of different colours for about B100- for a 1kg tin

[bamboozled]

now that's an idea, Ban Thawai. Maybe any hardware store would have it, just not Home Pro. I will take a look around here first as I don't fancy running out there if not necessary. Thanks for the tip!