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This section is designed to show how to use the Briwax product line.  As times goes on, this section will grow to offer tips on using Briwax on antiques, unfinished furniture, concrete, painted pieces and more!

Here are examples of the many ways the Briwax product line can be put to work.

Helpful Hints are available for Briwax, Spraywax, Liming Wax, and Friction Polish

Also, see our feature articles on Aging Pine and Floor Care

Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) are available for all products we sell.

Visit our "How To Use" Photographs Section for larger views and more exciting information on using the Briwax family of products.

Finishing Wood

Dying Wood

Finishing Concrete

Using Briwax in a Liquid State

Using Briwax on Ceramics

FINISHING WOOD    

Click me for close-up! Removing old, tired finish	Click me for close-up! Finish removed back to natural mahogany wood
Finished in dark brown Briwax

DYING WOOD

Click me for close-up! Step 1.  This solid maple stool will be dyed with Briwax Water Base Dye.  Using rubber gloves is highly recommended.	Click me for close-up! Step 2.  Seal the dye with Briwax Shellac Sanding Sealer
Click me for close-up! Step 3. Rub out the Shellac Sanding Sealer with 400 grit paper.	Click me for close-up! Step 4. Apply Briwax Clear with 0000 Steel Wool.

FINISHING CONCRETE

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Here is a pair of bookends made out of light weight concrete. They were first waxed with Briwax "Dark Brown" to fill in the cracks and crevices and then waxed with "Light Brown" to present the final look.	Use Briwax on concrete to develop a look that is completely different from anything else on the market. Easy to maintain also. Got a wear spot? Just use Briwax!

USING BRIWAX IN A LIQUID STATE

Click me for close-up!	Briwax is designed to melt at 85°F. Use in the liquid state to get the wax deep into cracks, crevices, carvings, etc.
Click me for close-up!	This piece of driftwood was found on the beach. How can you preserve this piece properly?
Click me for close-up!	Using Briwax in a liquid state the wax can be poured into the deep recesses to fully preserve the piece. You can use Briwax in either a liquid or a solid state. You will achieve professional results in either mode.

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