Burnishing Cream

Description

This creamy liquid has a very mild abrasive within it which acts like ‘liquid sandpaper’ on finished surfaces, cutting back and cleaning the finish and elevating it to a glossier, brighter finish.

It can be used to smooth Cellulose Sanding Sealer prior to applying wax or Friction Polish, or, after allowing a suitable time to dry, on any of the lacquers, Friction Polish, Finishing OilFinishing Oil contains tung oil to make it tough , but is modified to dry quicker, in about eight hours. More or Hard Wax OilHard Wax Oil is a clear, very tough finish and the quickest drying of our oils at around four hours. More.

A deep finish can be achieved using Burnishing Cream on a coat of Melamine LacquerGenerally speaking, lacquers are hard wearing and quick drying, designed to give a tough, long lasting finish to any piece of timber they are applied to. We have two types of lacquer, water based and cellulose based, each with slightly different properties and characteristics. Our Melamine Lacquer i... More, then a coat of Friction Polish and finally the Burnishing Cream again.

Use it sparingly so as not to over lubricate the surface and be sure to shake the bottle before use.

It is not advisable to use a lacquerGenerally speaking, lacquers are hard wearing and quick drying, designed to give a tough, long lasting finish to any piece of timber they are applied to. We have two types of lacquer, water based and cellulose based, each with slightly different properties and characteristics. Our Melamine Lacquer i... More on top of a surface that has had Burnishing Cream used on it.