Gilboys 'Pure Gold' Premium Beeswax Furniture Polish (125ml)

This is definitely a superior product. I have been refinishing furniture for decades and I’ve used the French polishing method of steel wool and wax many times with good results, but hated the smell of other paste waxes. Gilboy’s not only does a beautiful job waxing the finish ((my mother’s old bureau now looks like a preserved antique), but is almost odorless. It was pricey, but definitely worth it. I’m going to be giving all my wood furniture a polishing with it!

I have this 19th Century hall bench that was in need of some tender loving care. After hours of research, I learned that beeswax was the best way to preserve this bench. I came across Gilboys' videos and watched them all to educate myself on restoring this antique piece. The wood was very dry and worn. Gilboys beeswax brought back the color and shine to the piece. It is smooth to the touch and the wood is now well preserved to last for many more generations. Highly recommend! Thank you Gilboys!

This was used for a finish on a period antique server with great results. Plenty of YouTube support from Gilboys.

I had never used wax before, but I was stunned by the beauty of the finish I achieved. I used Gilboy’s hard wax oil finish first when refinishing an antique chest of drawers and then applied this wax on top. It took a lot of elbow grease, but it was sooo worth it.

We have several antique pieces that needed some love. I've tried several different waxes over the years and this is by far the best. I love its aroma! I love the way it goes on easy and comes off easy. Not to mention the way it makes the wood look. I've already reordered.

I just completed refinishing my 100+ year old walnut dining room table, then applied multiple layers of Gilboys clear bees wax. I think it's the most beautiful wood finish I've ever seen, anywhere, on any piece of furniture! It has a deep rich luster, smooth and velvety to touch, yet doesn't hide the grain.My wife and I have had the dining set for 42 years, and I first refinished thewhole set about 30 years ago using a tung oil-polyurethane blend. It held up very well and looked good, or so I thought. I was happy with it until I recently accidentally ruined the finish. I ended up sanding the table top down to bare wood, then applied 7 coats of pure tung oil, spaced 6-7 days apart. It had the typical matt finish of pure tung oil.While researching finish techniques (I'm an rank amateur) I came across someone on YouTube who spoke highly of Gilboys wax, so I ordered it. I'm amazed at the transformation. Every coat I apply looks better!In the attached photos, the left side has 4 hand rubbed coats, and the right side has 3 so far. At some point I guess I need to stop!

Furniture

I acquired six of these 1940's dining room chairs. We put a lot of work into them (broke them down and reglued all the pieces, cleand-and-cleaned-and-cleaned the exterior, completely fabricated new seats with webbing, new foam, new upholstery, etc.) The finishing touch was applying the Gilboy's wax. Wow! they look wonderful now. I watched a lot of their videos before I started, and that was all I needed to know.