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Protects and adds luster to any stained or finished wood surface. Works great on furniture, antiques, woodwork, cabinets, doors, paneling and accessories that do not need a hard, protective coat of polyurethane.
- Apply with cloth.
- Dries in 10-15 minutes (prior to buffing).
- Cleans up with mineral spirits.
- Recommended one coat over a previous finish; two over raw wood.
- 1 lb. per container.
Please note that this item can only be shipped to addresses within the continental United States by UPS Ground only.
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Customer Reviews and Photos for:
Minwax® Paste Finishing Wax
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Average Rating:
4.3
(7 customer reviews)
$15.79
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1) Submitted by
Gapetto
on 10/17/2008
Customer Rating: 
A super product at a reasonable price.
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2) Submitted by
Chuck Steger, from Corinth, TX
on 4/3/2008
Customer Rating:
I used it to even out a walnut box that I had used Danish Oil Dark Walnut on. The combination of the two really enhanced the box's look and felt really nice.
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3) Submitted by
Darryl
on 11/8/2007
Customer Rating:
We bought a oak roll top desk that has a darker finish. I applied the dark paste with a cheese cloth, waited 10 minutes and then buffed it off. I repeated this two times. Even on our new desk, this product has enhanced the color and finish while adding some protection against a coffee spill or wet glass. Using the cheese cloth method, this wax will go a long, long way since you don't need alot to get great results
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4) Submitted by
PJ, from Richardson, MARYLAND
on 10/21/2007
Customer Rating:
Good, hard wax, and with the "special dark" variety, my dark varnished wood floors keep their like-new appearance. The dark wax hides scratches and dings as well as protecting and adding just the right luster.
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5) Submitted by
Dan Sweborg, from Monmouth, IL
on 11/15/2009
Customer Rating: 
Product was labor-intensive to apply/buff - resulted in light colored wax showing in the pores of the Walnut. Felt nice to the touch, but did not enhance the look of the oiled & shellaced walnut. Still trying to get the light wax out of the pores with numerous applications of mineral spirits.
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6) Submitted by
Loren Westenskow, from East Amherst, NY
on 2/12/2010
Customer Rating:
I have been taught that to properly finish a project, after at least four or five coats of finish, either Arm-R-Seal or Polyurethane, rub it with 0000 steel wool. You rub out all runs and imperfections and "take off all the shine, then you come in with Minwax, rubbed on with steel wool and buffed. The result is a satiny finish that is out of this world. It is soft, it is smooth, it has a nice satin finish, and does not even feel like wood. I love this product. It makes me look like a real craftsman.
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7) Submitted by
Paul Jensen, from Jamestown, ND
on 3/11/2007
For years I tried different products seeking a low luster natural wood finish. Of course, ease of application is desired. I found Minwax to be just what I wanted. It provides a low to medium luster finish and is quite easy to apply. As they suggest, use a cheese or cotton cloth with a ball of wax inside. Let dry for about fifteen minutes and then buff with a terry cloth. I suggest two coats and I apply it over a clear coat of Minwax Natural stain. When I use this finish on dark woods, such as Walnut, I use the dark formula as the natural blend will leave dry white pockets in the open grain of the wood. I'm very pleased with this product. Give it a try.
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