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Overview
Created in England more than 100 years ago, Liberon's paste wax has come to be regarded as one of the finest available. Use as a protective finish over bare wood and to create an extra barrier against damage from water, heat and alcohol on finished furniture. Available in a variety of colors.
A blend of paraffin, microcrystalline and carnauba mixed with the highest quality mineral spirits available gives Liberon Fine Paste Wax its pleasing aroma.
Features:
- Can be used directly on bare wood as a finish and is often found on Oak or Pine country style furniture where the timber needs feeding.
- Use over french polish, varnish or oil finishes to create a protective barrier.
- All colors consist of finely ground natural earth pigments.
- Best application is with the Liberon 4/0 steel wool pad - a thin coat is best. Buff within 20 minutes of the application.
- Clean up or dissolve with mineral spirits.
- The pin hole in the top of each can allows for easy on/off of the lid.
- Easy to repair - simply rewax the affected area!
Choose from:
- Neutral- water clear, no pigment, just a protecting coat
- Clear- light hint of amber, adds "warmth"
- Antique Pine- light, gentle brown
- Walnut- deep, medium brown
- Victorian Mahogany- burgundy color
- Medium Mahogany- a reddish brown
- Medium Oak- medium toned brown
- Dark Oak- rich, dark brown
- Tudor Oak - the darkest brown, close to black, also considered a Jacobean finish. Ideal to capture that "Arts & Crafts" look.
Important Notes
- Shipping Restrictions: Ground Transportation Only.
What's included
(1) 500ml container of Wax Polish Black Bison
Technical Details
- Toluene free.
- Non-toxic. Safe for toys!
- 500ml container.
- Brand: Liberon
- Dry Time: 20-40 min
- Color: Clear, Dark Oak, Medium Oak, Neutral, Tudor Oak, Victorian Mahogany, Walnut
- Size: 500 ml
- Use: Interior
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Why did you choose this?
Rockler Store
Recommended from Stickley Audi for my dining table.
Thomas E
on Apr 4, 2018
Use black bison for almost every project. Great product.
James R
on Jan 31, 2018
wanted to try it
Alan B
on Oct 16, 2017
Because its the best
Jason P
on Aug 24, 2017
This was not received from eBay so I went looking for it elsewhere.
Jo O
on Aug 3, 2017
Ran out and needed more
Retired Chemist
on Jun 27, 2017
Recommended by Artist/Woodworker
Betsy L
on Mar 20, 2017
I have used before successfully, no sense to fix it if it isn't broken
Anita M
on Feb 15, 2017
repair
Mariana C
on Oct 29, 2016
Recommended product on forum of National Association of Watch & Clock Collectors for restoration.
Michael T
on Jul 31, 2016
Liberon is a great wax product- beautiful for staining wall finishes as well as furniture use, and smells fantastic. The Tudor color is a beautiful neutral dark brown/black.
Chloe P
on Mar 31, 2016
to finish painted furniture.
melissa m
on Oct 25, 2015
This product came recommended not only on here by reviewers but also by wood workers on forums. Cannot wait to see for myself!
Stephanie C
on Sep 4, 2015
I have a lot of antique furniture, and this wax not only smells really good (especially compared to Johnson's!) but really does the job.
Marian F
on Aug 13, 2015
past experience
Kenneth K
on Jul 10, 2015
It is the wax my client wanted for the finish on her sculptures.
Charles R
on Apr 8, 2015
Recommended from Stickley Audi for my dining table.
Thomas E
on Apr 4, 2018
My friends have been using this fine wax for years, and recommended it to me. Seeing how lovely their wood furniture and accessories look; I want to use it too!
Valerie R
on Mar 17, 2018
Use black bison for almost every project. Great product.
James R
on Jan 31, 2018
recommended in Better Homes and Garden Wood
Albert Carlson J
on Jan 27, 2018
wanted to try it
Alan B
on Oct 16, 2017
Online review
Terrance M
on Sep 21, 2017
Because its the best
Jason P
on Aug 24, 2017
For a project made with Sipo Mahogany
Doug N
on Aug 16, 2017
This was not received from eBay so I went looking for it elsewhere.
Jo O
on Aug 3, 2017
my contractor had used it on my mantels
Patti G
on Jul 20, 2017
Ran out and needed more
Retired Chemist
on Jun 27, 2017
Read it works very well as a finishing step to the finishing oil
Joshua T
on Apr 3, 2017
Recommended by Artist/Woodworker
Betsy L
on Mar 20, 2017
for polishing salt and pepper shakers and mills
John C
on Mar 2, 2017
I have used before successfully, no sense to fix it if it isn't broken
Anita M
on Feb 15, 2017
Used up my existing wax
Ray W
on Feb 8, 2017
repair
Mariana C
on Oct 29, 2016
It was recommended by a luthier for finishing guitars and violins
Mike F
on Oct 13, 2016
Recommended product on forum of National Association of Watch & Clock Collectors for restoration.
Michael T
on Jul 31, 2016
Try it out, needed a dark wax
Chris U
on May 19, 2016
Liberon is a great wax product- beautiful for staining wall finishes as well as furniture use, and smells fantastic. The Tudor color is a beautiful neutral dark brown/black.
Chloe P
on Mar 31, 2016
recommendations
mike w
on Jan 7, 2016
to finish painted furniture.
melissa m
on Oct 25, 2015
It works great on oil finishes.
John T. Z
on Sep 20, 2015
This product came recommended not only on here by reviewers but also by wood workers on forums. Cannot wait to see for myself!
Stephanie C
on Sep 4, 2015
The best finish wax around.
Michael L
on Aug 17, 2015
I have a lot of antique furniture, and this wax not only smells really good (especially compared to Johnson's!) but really does the job.
Marian F
on Aug 13, 2015
NICE FINNISH ON HAND RUBBED
Michael M
on Jul 29, 2015
past experience
Kenneth K
on Jul 10, 2015
Really works well. A super finish that shows the wood well. I use boiled linseed oil first then finish with this. Super stuff.
Jim B
on Jun 28, 2015
It is the wax my client wanted for the finish on her sculptures.
Charles R
on Apr 8, 2015
My friends have been using this fine wax for years, and recommended it to me. Seeing how lovely their wood furniture and accessories look; I want to use it too!
Valerie R
on Mar 17, 2018
recommended in Better Homes and Garden Wood
Albert Carlson J
on Jan 27, 2018
Online review
Terrance M
on Sep 21, 2017
For a project made with Sipo Mahogany
Doug N
on Aug 16, 2017
my contractor had used it on my mantels
Patti G
on Jul 20, 2017
Read it works very well as a finishing step to the finishing oil
Joshua T
on Apr 3, 2017
for polishing salt and pepper shakers and mills
John C
on Mar 2, 2017
Used up my existing wax
Ray W
on Feb 8, 2017
It was recommended by a luthier for finishing guitars and violins
Mike F
on Oct 13, 2016
Try it out, needed a dark wax
Chris U
on May 19, 2016
recommendations
mike w
on Jan 7, 2016
It works great on oil finishes.
John T. Z
on Sep 20, 2015
The best finish wax around.
Michael L
on Aug 17, 2015
NICE FINNISH ON HAND RUBBED
Michael M
on Jul 29, 2015
Really works well. A super finish that shows the wood well. I use boiled linseed oil first then finish with this. Super stuff.
Jim B
on Jun 28, 2015
I have some very old (30 years?) Black Bison wax which I just used to seal some wood wine boxes in the hope that I could use them to grow garlic! Then I panicked! I love the smell of the wax, but I thought, is it safe to use for growing edibles? The wine boxes look wonderful and if I can't grow edibles in them they will still look lovely with flowers cascading out of them. Also, how water-resistant does wax make the wood? Will it hold up to wet soil (the wood is probably cheap pine)?
Lloyd E
on Sep 8, 2015
will neutral add less yellow or orange to oak? and to clarify this wax is super shiny finish? I'm looking for a matte to satin
Melisa K
on Mar 1, 2016
Is the tudor oak the same as bison black?
A shopper
on Apr 11, 2015
BEST ANSWER: No. It is not bison black meaning a dark color. Black Bison is just part of the Liberon wax name. The Liberon Wax Bison Black comes in different colors. Neutral or clear or darker colors for darker woods. The darker colors would help hide scratches in darker woods
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- James M on Apr 13, 2015
- Purchased on May 3, 2014
BEST ANSWER: No. It is not bison black meaning a dark color. Black Bison is just part of the Liberon wax name. The Liberon Wax Bison Black comes in different colors. Neutral or clear or darker colors for darker woods. The darker colors would help hide scratches in darker woods
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- James M on Apr 13, 2015
- Purchased on May 3, 2014
The bison black in the title is a little misleading depending on the color you are actually shooting for, if you are looking for a color that is more towards an almost black, ebony or even a capichino then this is not the color you. It is a nice rich medium/dark brown. I have also used the dark brown and that is a couple shades darker but still in the brown family. I'm not sure if this answered your question or not but hopefully it gave you some information to work from
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- Tim U on Apr 13, 2015
- Purchased on Nov 25, 2014
Probably not but it may not be important one way or the others.
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- LUCY T on Jun 24, 2016
- Purchased on Dec 10, 2014
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which would you use on black lacquer?
A shopper
on Jun 29, 2015
BEST ANSWER: Clear should be enough protection.
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- Dwayne B on Jun 29, 2015
- Purchased on Dec 23, 2014
BEST ANSWER: Clear should be enough protection.
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- Dwayne B on Jun 29, 2015
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Can I use this wax for kitchen cabinets to fill in small cracks and refresh the finish?
The finish is lacquer and is 10 years old. It has some wear and small cracks.
I tried it on several doors and they look really nice.
I used it sparingly and buffed the cabinet doors well to remove any excess.
I don't know if KITCHEN is not the place for using wax on cabinets.
The finish is lacquer and is 10 years old. It has some wear and small cracks.
I tried it on several doors and they look really nice.
I used it sparingly and buffed the cabinet doors well to remove any excess.
I don't know if KITCHEN is not the place for using wax on cabinets.
Julian J
on Jun 2, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Though it's true you don't use this type of wax around food items I can't see an issue with the cabinets. This is my favorite wax and I use it all the time. I have even thought of using it for my lazy susan's but, like you, I hesitate it around food. My thinking is any item you use to fill in cracks (not to mention any finish other than mineral oil and other food safe products) will need to be done so with the knowledge that you don't want the food on it. I truly believe you'll be ok with a little common sense use.
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.
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- Jim B on Jun 5, 2017
- Purchased on Jun 28, 2015
BEST ANSWER: Though it's true you don't use this type of wax around food items I can't see an issue with the cabinets. This is my favorite wax and I use it all the time. I have even thought of using it for my lazy susan's but, like you, I hesitate it around food. My thinking is any item you use to fill in cracks (not to mention any finish other than mineral oil and other food safe products) will need to be done so with the knowledge that you don't want the food on it. I truly believe you'll be ok with a little common sense use.
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.
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- Jim B on Jun 5, 2017
- Purchased on Jun 28, 2015
I don't really know however if it were mine I would not this wax doesn't seem to "harden" real well and I would use a dark satin stain then redcoat with a lacquer cause I don't think you can mix a poly or something else on a lacquer hope this helps Kitchen cabinets get to much wear to take a chance on future looks I would also talk to your local paint pro like find an older fella at Sherwin Williams etc. Good Luck
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- Keith R on Jun 5, 2017
- Purchased on Jun 13, 2015
Not sure the look you are going for but this wax is a softer wax and good for adding a black accent or rustic character to wood. It offers little to no protection if applied alone and must be applied on top of a protective finnish if one is used. I love the look one can achieve with this wax. The color is amazing.
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- SEAN E on Jun 5, 2017
- Purchased on Jul 27, 2015
The information supplied on this site says that this wax is FOOD SAFE. So, yes, it’s safe for use on kitchen cabinets.
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- Barbara K on Oct 20, 2017
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I have an antique pie safe that I purchased at a sale this weekend. This piece has been stripped to bare wood and metal. I have used this wax in the past over water based paint to ad patina to new pieces. I never put anything over the wax, but they were small unimportant pieces. I was planning on waxing the pie safe to keep as natural of patina as I could. Is there something I should put under or over the wax for more protection? The wood seems very dry. I have the walnut color. AND I have no experience with metal ... is there something to put on the pie safe panels that won't look like varnish?
Aubrey J
on Apr 25, 2017
BEST ANSWER: I've used Boiled Linseed Oil then topped it off with Black Bison. (I don't believe the wax is designed for metal.)
Many other oils would work fine (Teak Oil, Danish Oil, etc.). I've never put anything on top of the wax as it is the polishing step. However, be forewarned that real protection of wood comes from the urethane family. I truly believe that the oil/wax combination will look great BUT will need attention every now and then. Good luck and enjoy your project.
Many other oils would work fine (Teak Oil, Danish Oil, etc.). I've never put anything on top of the wax as it is the polishing step. However, be forewarned that real protection of wood comes from the urethane family. I truly believe that the oil/wax combination will look great BUT will need attention every now and then. Good luck and enjoy your project.
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- Jim B on Apr 25, 2017
- Purchased on Jun 28, 2015
BEST ANSWER: I've used Boiled Linseed Oil then topped it off with Black Bison. (I don't believe the wax is designed for metal.)
Many other oils would work fine (Teak Oil, Danish Oil, etc.). I've never put anything on top of the wax as it is the polishing step. However, be forewarned that real protection of wood comes from the urethane family. I truly believe that the oil/wax combination will look great BUT will need attention every now and then. Good luck and enjoy your project.
Many other oils would work fine (Teak Oil, Danish Oil, etc.). I've never put anything on top of the wax as it is the polishing step. However, be forewarned that real protection of wood comes from the urethane family. I truly believe that the oil/wax combination will look great BUT will need attention every now and then. Good luck and enjoy your project.
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- Jim B on Apr 25, 2017
- Purchased on Jun 28, 2015
I work with pieces that incorporate both wood and metal. As far as the woodwork, my pre-wax finish is lacquer, and the finish coat is wax. I use a thin coat of lacquer on the metal pieces - not strictly necessary, but it offers a little more protection, seals the surface, before applying wax. For the piece you have, to maintain the vintage look, waxing alone will work just fine.
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- Jeff G on May 1, 2017
- Purchased on Jul 20, 2015
Nothing you can really put over the wax. You can however get some BLO and melt a bit of bison wax add the BLO and apply.
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- SEAN E on Apr 25, 2017
- Purchased on Jul 27, 2015
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What is the longest time to leave the clear polish on for to acheive the best results?
Annie
on Aug 28, 2016
BEST ANSWER: I am not totally clear: what clear polish? My answer to the black Bison wax is the same as for any wax; be sure you've cleaned off other finished with s liquid furniture cleaner, then apply wax with clean cloth . Apply in small amounts and rub out then get a clean dry cloth or two and rub rub rub until you feel the smooth finish. Leave it on and rub to shine up then after it asks for more, add more wax. Rub and buff a lot. Wax is wonderful but should be applied in thin amounts. Enjoy the result.
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- LUCY T on Aug 28, 2016
- Purchased on Dec 10, 2014
BEST ANSWER: I am not totally clear: what clear polish? My answer to the black Bison wax is the same as for any wax; be sure you've cleaned off other finished with s liquid furniture cleaner, then apply wax with clean cloth . Apply in small amounts and rub out then get a clean dry cloth or two and rub rub rub until you feel the smooth finish. Leave it on and rub to shine up then after it asks for more, add more wax. Rub and buff a lot. Wax is wonderful but should be applied in thin amounts. Enjoy the result.
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- LUCY T on Aug 28, 2016
- Purchased on Dec 10, 2014
Once it turns cloudy it's ready to be buffed. Waiting longer makes no difference.
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- JOHN F on Aug 28, 2016
- Purchased on Dec 10, 2014
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Can the Liberon Wax Polish Black Bison be applied after I apply a coat of Mohawk walnut stain? Will it bond correctly? Thank you.
DDD
on Jun 27, 2016
BEST ANSWER: It would not be very durable... wax only over stain will wear off .easily a top coat of Minwax antique oil or other wipe on finish would improve durability.... also shellac , then the wax
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- jack M on Jun 28, 2016
- Purchased on Nov 9, 2014
BEST ANSWER: It would not be very durable... wax only over stain will wear off .easily a top coat of Minwax antique oil or other wipe on finish would improve durability.... also shellac , then the wax
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- jack M on Jun 28, 2016
- Purchased on Nov 9, 2014
I've not used it over that particular stain but have applied it over other brands with no issues.
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- Alan C on Jun 27, 2016
- Purchased on Nov 29, 2014
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We installed new ash kitchen cabinets two months ago. They are showing deterioration near stove exhaust. Would Liberon Black Bison Fine Paste Wax protect against heat damage?
john w
on Mar 20, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Wax won't protect against heat damage but it can be used to help bring it back to its original finish. If you are generating that much heat through I'd be looking into changing the way the vent passes through the cabinet an would even consider using a second larger vent tube with an air gap between the two like what they do with a wood burning stove. That almost sounds like something may not have been done right I have installed many kitchens over the years for work and never seen or heard of that I'd be worried about a fire starting more than the finish you might want to check that everything was dine to code for your area.
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- Tim U on Mar 20, 2016
- Purchased on Nov 25, 2014
BEST ANSWER: Wax won't protect against heat damage but it can be used to help bring it back to its original finish. If you are generating that much heat through I'd be looking into changing the way the vent passes through the cabinet an would even consider using a second larger vent tube with an air gap between the two like what they do with a wood burning stove. That almost sounds like something may not have been done right I have installed many kitchens over the years for work and never seen or heard of that I'd be worried about a fire starting more than the finish you might want to check that everything was dine to code for your area.
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- Tim U on Mar 20, 2016
- Purchased on Nov 25, 2014
Wax is not a heat resistant substance... doubt it will help. I would try General Finishes " Arm-R-Seal" poly/oil rub on finish.
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- jack M on Mar 20, 2016
- Purchased on Nov 9, 2014
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What type of brush to use to finish and polish the wood?
Gene
on Nov 2, 2017
BEST ANSWER: I would not use a brush, I used a slightly damp terry cloth type rag and wiped on the wax and then let slightly dry and polish with soft cloth. I used this to enhanced base molding that has a dark finish and a glaze.
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- Willam K on Nov 2, 2017
- Purchased on Nov 13, 2015
BEST ANSWER: I would not use a brush, I used a slightly damp terry cloth type rag and wiped on the wax and then let slightly dry and polish with soft cloth. I used this to enhanced base molding that has a dark finish and a glaze.
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- Willam K on Nov 2, 2017
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I just got a Victorian bedroom set at a thrift store, it is in great shape, but does need some touch ups in a few areas...a. would this be a good product to protect it and b. can I get the medium mahogany? I don't see it offered.
Thanks
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Lee C
on Jun 23, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Dear Lee, using wax on furniture is often the best, darker or lighter than the color of the furniture. But if the furniture was finished with a lacquer or a polyurethane type layer then all of that should be removed and refinished professionally.
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- LUCY T on Jun 24, 2016
- Purchased on Dec 10, 2014
BEST ANSWER: Dear Lee, using wax on furniture is often the best, darker or lighter than the color of the furniture. But if the furniture was finished with a lacquer or a polyurethane type layer then all of that should be removed and refinished professionally.
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- LUCY T on Jun 24, 2016
- Purchased on Dec 10, 2014
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Can I use this product over the shellac on my craftsman homes original woodwork and trim? Especially on floor and window trim?
Lizann S
on Jan 13, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Yes you can use it over shellac but the floors will become very slippery.
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- JOHN F on Jan 13, 2016
- Purchased on Dec 10, 2014
BEST ANSWER: Yes you can use it over shellac but the floors will become very slippery.
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- JOHN F on Jan 13, 2016
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I am looking for a silicon free wax to lubricate a shooting plane. Do you carry any?
Cynthia C
on Jan 27, 2018
Hello, Do you carry, or can you order, Liberon Fine Paste Wax Black Bison in antique pine? I have a can of it that I've used on my furniture, but it has dried out over the years. Or can you recommend something close in pigment to the antique pine? Thank you.
Jan H
on Dec 31, 2017
I have some sapele that has an oil finish. I used some Minwax furniture wax on it and found the wax that had gotten into the grain had turned white and looked awful. It took 4 hours of sanding but I got it out and want to try something else. Would one of the Mahogany versions of this wax work better?
jason
on Jul 17, 2017
Is there silicone in this wax?
mpinjp
on Dec 4, 2016
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Liberon Black Bison Wax Polish
I used the walnut wax polish on a walking stick I made for my sister and it turned out awesome. I put one coat on and it was beautiful after I polished it with a soft cloth. I added another coat and it gave it a richer depth of color. I polished it to a high shine with a hard rub and it's spectacular. The wood I used is Elm from my Dutch Elm tree. The wax was very easy to work with and the scent was pleasant compared to others I've tried. I highly recommend this wax!
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Wonderful product! Leaves and nice luster and the smell is not chemical, more like beeswax that is one of the ingredients.
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Obtained an amazing finish by applying it on birch plywood with 0000 steel wool.
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Best paste ever.
Elbow grease and thus stuff makes miracles happen. Once you apply the paste and really massage into the wood you know your restoring your furniture’s luster, but you don’t realize how restorative the Bison paste is until you finish buffing. You’re left with a deep luster that is hard and durable. No greasy fingerprints after this magic formula!
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Won’t use anything else !
Great wax for beautiful finish.
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Wax over Walnut
Used this wax to protect and brighten up a newly built walnut desk finished with satin polyurethane. The wax enhanced the beautiful walnut grain and really gave the piece a finished look.
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Good wax
Great wax good shine and hard
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Great wax. Smells great.
Good hard wax, gorgeous sheen. It has a strong odor, but I find it very pleasant compared to other paste waxes.
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My buffet project
Used on top of shop built buffet Looks great and nice finish my buffet

Took several months bit very pleased with results
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I recommend it. Clean furniture first then apply wax in small amounts to cover all then polish with dry cloths until shine appears. Keep up with polishing then add more wax after it months or more, in small amounts.
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I use this on the furniture and other items I chalk paint and it works great. I've used other waxes and have found this one to be my favorite. It goes on easy and has a pleasant smell. Would and do recommend it.



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Liberon Black Bison Wax
I use this as a final step in restoring antique furniture. Buffs out to a nice sheen and gives good protection.
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not bad
good stuff i just wish it was more like car wax and not as thin
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I would definitely recommend this product!
It is easy to use, and goes a long way!
It is easy to use, and goes a long way!
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I used this on my most...
I used this on my most recent creation and could not be more delighted. I thought it seemed ridiculously expensive, but I wanted a toluene-free wax, and I've appreciated the quality of Liberon steel wool in the past. So I went for it. Three light coats gave me exactly the smooth, silky matte finish I was seeking, but often find elusive. What a nice product!
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March 31, 2011
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I was referred to this wax...
I was referred to this wax buy a conservator of fine/antique/historical firearms. Because of it's high carnuba, low beeswax and no parrifin content. The clear works well and doesn't leave white spots on pores. Works well on lighter colored woods. The walnut worked well on some of my older military rifle stocks, takes care of new/minor scratches. It has a pleasant smell. Use sparingly or it gets tacky. Best to use several very thin coats. Take a little time and you'll be real happy for your antiques. Wish it was available in smaller tins.
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January 2, 2011
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I took woodworking classes at Palomar...
I took woodworking classes at Palomar College near San Diego. The instructors always recommended Black Bison Wax which I have used since then and have always had good results. It has a pleasant odor, lasts long, and applies easily. I recommend it highly especially for oiled furniture.
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December 28, 2008
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I have successfully used the "neutral"...
I have successfully used the "neutral" Black Bison wax on cabinets, doors, and trim. It goes on smoothly, and working it to keep it thin it dries in 1/2 hour or so. I like to use a Liberon furniture brush first then a finishing cloth. It gives a satin shine with NO change to the wood finish color, a nice advantage over trying to match a wax to a wood finish. But the odor is pretty strong even after brushing and buffing with a cloth. Provide ample ventilation, then enjoy the shine.
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April 18, 2008
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I purchased the medium oak color...
I purchased the medium oak color of Liberon's Black Bison paste wax. It went on very smoothly and, after drying, buffed out easily by hand. The Black Bison left a very nice silky feel to the wood and really brought out the shine and depth. The smell is not at all objectionable, it smells somewhat like shoe polish [].
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February 1, 2008
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Nice product and easy to use
Easy to use, need to let it dry well then it buffs up very nicely.
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I purchased the tudor oak color...
I purchased the tudor oak color of Liberon's Black Bison paste wax. I put it on my rosewood flute and after drying it, I buffed out by hand. This polish turnes my flute into a bit dark and smooth. Smell is ok and after curing smell goes down.
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February 13, 2008
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I'm still in the process of...
I'm still in the process of using this product to clear up some fine scratches on a kitchen table top. But follow the directions and DO NOT APPLY TOO MUCH! I must have applied too much (Although I thought I was applying a fairly small amount) and am now trying to find some mineral spirits to remove the excess wax and reapply (per the manufacture). It left the table splotchy and wouldn't even buff out with a small electric auto buffer.
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February 25, 2008
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it is ok
product is fine, I just don't like the smell. it is a personal deal.
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Still Waiting.......
No product yet after ordering it 3 weeks ago.......
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Very hard to buff off once applied, no matter how thin you apply it. The smell is also unbearable. I must admit that it is a very good water repellent though.
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