RAW WOOD
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- Apply the Maxwax to the surface liberally from close proximity, avoiding direct impingement from a height which can "impact feed" the wood leaving a temporary darker spot.
- Using a rag, sponge or brush, spread the Maxwax gently over the surface to ensure good, even penetration.
- Keep the surface from drying out for 10 to 15 minutes or so while spreading.
- Leave to soak, the longer the soak the better the wax build on the surface (Overnight is good).
- Buff up with a clean dry cloth to a healthy lustre.
- Results will improve with every application thereafter.
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LACQUERED SURFACES
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- Apply enough Maxwax with a cloth to just moisten the surface.
- Allow to stand for about 5 minutes.
- Buff up to a healthy sheen with a clean dry cloth.
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LEATHER
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- Remember that Maxwax will tend to darken leather, so avoid application to light coloured leather that you want to keep that way.
- Always test a small inconspicuous area to confirm you are satisfied with the result before proceeding.
- Leave to soak, the longer the soak the better the wax build on the surface (Overnight is good).
- Either soak (saddles straps etc) or apply light coats (shoes, handbags etc) as above.
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PLASTICS
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- Apply sparingly as you would to "lacquered surfaces".
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GRANITE TOPS
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- Apply as you would to "raw wood", but more sparingly.
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BARBEQUES
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- Maxwax is amazingly effective at removing the "fat splatter" from all non-cook surfaces of your BBQ.
- This includes stainless steel, plastic, paint and wood.
- Apply liberally and wipe off with a clean cloth or paper towel after a short soaking time.
- Apply Maxwax to the stainless steel surfaces and see the finger marks disappear!
- Allow 48 hours to dry completely after application.
- Finally, buff to provide a surface that actually resists further finger marking.
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