Fiddes FIDSWPC400 Supreme Wax Cherry 400ml

I spent a while deciding on colour but the darker forest brown worked well on what I would call stripped or bleached oak, to bring it back to a brown light oak. See three before during and after… 20 minutes workWe also have pre-finished <cherry:> and natural oak in the house . If you’re reading this you probably have the same issues. As they all seem a different shade or colour. See photo with doorSmall table just had top surface done BUT I did sand out a circle stain….now hard to see.Really pleased with result..two coats . Polished with foam pad for final shine but rubbed in with grain to start.

Researched for a while before deciding on purchasing this. Was not disappointed. Wood needs to be sanded thoroughly to avoid patchiness but this stuff goes on really well and willLast forever.

I have tried several brands of wax polish and I think this is one of the best I’ve used. It is easy to apply and gives an exceptional finish. Generally the fumes given off by wax polishes are very strong, eye watering in some cases, but this one is less strong and dissipates quickly.

I don't have much experience with wood stains but I've used liquid versions in the past which I am not a huge fan of. Decided to try a wax instead and it seems really good. It does go on thinly and a bit streaky which is great if you want a pale tone. I preferred a darker tone so I applied it with a cloth, or brush for edges, gently along the grain with minimal buffing and then went over it with a clear wood wax to give it a shine. The alternative I imagine would be to 'polish' this wax several minutes after applying to give a sheen but I found this made it go a little streaky and uneven. It also then makes a subsequent coat (if you wanted to do this) challenging. Even so, following my method this looks amazing and is the most gorgeous, rich darkish brown colour. For my tastes, the nicest colour stain available and, applied carefully, gives a beautiful finish.FYI - this is fine for use on laminated wood.

I like this product because it’s ideal for renovating Darkwood furniture and is very natural smelling and finish I did not like the price it’s a bit expensive but it does last probably for the rest of my lifetime

Does what it says on the tin the real deal

Improved Beams by making them darker

We needed to wax some old beams that we were using to restore some character to our rather characterless 400year old house - the stuffing was knocked out of this place in the '70s and so we're injecting a little life back into the place. The supplier of the salvaged beams recommended this wax - he wasn't wrong - we applied it with a paintbrush to get into all the grain and then buffed and then polished - three times - they look fabulous. Can thoroughly recommend.