Briwax Wax Polish

Discover the finest Briwax products for superior wood finishing. Elevate your woodworking projects with Briwax's trusted high-quality waxes and polishes.

Briwax Polishes

Briwax wax polishes have been coveted for well over a century by woodworkers of all levels because of their ability to regain and maintain wood’s natural patina effect. In the 21st Century Briwax Original Polish remains the best way to protect and enhance raw wood.

While Briwax’s original products are as popular as ever, Restorate also offers a number of the company’s new goods. Innovations such as Briwax Spray Wax make the process of polishing that much simpler and allow woodworkers to choose the application method that suits them best. As with all Briwax polishes this product imparts a natural sheen that revives even the most tired piece of timber, meaning that any item, including antiques, can look good as new. 

 

Briwax - Traditional Wax Polishes Since 1860

Briwax polishes have been among the best wax polishes on the market since 1860, and are still prized for their ability to protect, restore, and recondition wood. These polishes can also be used on a range of materials, including marble and concrete, making them a key feature of every craftsman’s shelf.
 

Briwax Products - The Craftsman's Choice

Restorate believes that only the best products should be used when restoring antique furniture. This is why we stock a range of Briwax products that are integral to this process such as Briwax Wax Filler Sticks that are used to effectively conceal cracks, scratches, and holes, along with Briwax Natural Creamed Beeswax which enhances antique furniture’s natural patina.
 

Briwax Original Wax Polish - The World’s Premier Finishing Wax

Briwax’s Original Wax Polish is made from a blend of beeswax and carnauba. For generations it has been renowned for regaining and maintaining wood’s natural patina, ensuring all timber can look its best regardless of age. Whilst the polish is designed to protect raw wood it can also be applied on painted surfaces, untreated leather, and even metal.