Hard Wax Oil - Parr's -500ml -VOC Free and no toxins - All Natural

I have been looking for a product to use on mid century Teak furniture and have swapped between Danish oil, clear wax and varnish. None of these gave the desired finish I was looking for. I saw on a YouTube video that someone used hard wax oil so I thought I would give it a try. I ended up going for the Parr’s product mainly on price. Firstly, as far as finishes go, it’s hard work. A little goes a long way but you really have to work it in with a lint free cloth. One application isn’t enough, but wait 24 hours and apply another coat and you will not be disappointed. I have done several chest of drawers and sideboards and still haven’t used half a bottle. I have seen a few comments that it leaves furniture tacky to the touch, it will if you don’t apply it properly. I haven’t had that issue at all. I won’t be changing from this finish. See photos of some finished pieces I have done. Also looks great on Oak, Walnut etc

A natural wood finish that works. I applied 3 coats to my beech kitchen worktops and left at least 24 hours between coats. It gives a matt finish and is water resistant. I've found it's pretty much cured after 48 hours from the last coat.There is a smell when it's applied and drying. I was told by the company this is the linseed oil in it. The smell disappears within 24 hours of application.The owner of the company is really helpful and knowledgeable, I needed advice from him about the product and he answered all my questions.I will use this company again. It's great they are supplying natural and toxic free wood finishes. So many other companies are selling products with nasty chemicals in them.Photos: showing the original unfinished wood and the finished look after using the hard wax oil.

What's happy to finally find this product after trying a few others and having to reshave my wooden floor this one did the job the smell was a little bit well not to my taste but it wears off pretty quickly

I did alot of research before deciding which oil to use on my kitchen sides and wanted to get it right given how many days I spent devoted to sanding down the old cherry wood surface in our kitchen.This oil looks great after application so I'm very pleased.No VOC's either.. even better!

Fantastic product, leaves a great finish on wood surfaces. A little goes a very mong way. Highly recommended.The one issue is that it can be difficult to work through due to its thickness. It's worth leaving it at a warm temperature or bain marie for a bit to make more liquid.

I’ve been refinishing mid century teak furniture. I stripped the original surface and sanded back a little then applied three coats of hard wax oil to the bare surface leaving 24 hours between coats before adding two coats of beeswax finish and the furniture literally looks like new! Very happy with this product and it goes a very long way too!

great product. lovely finish and non toxic

Seems like a quality product , don't expect a gloss finish but if you put enough coats on you can get a nice sheen , top tip is to put the bottle in a jug of warm water before using