Monthly Archives: March 2014

By the way, what is the correct way to pronounce Briwax?  Briwax is pronounced BRI wax – long I – rhymes with my.  So, remember the jingle . . . My Wax, Briwax!
 For more information on the Briwax family … Continue reading →

Sheen or no sheen  .  .  .  decisions, decisions, decisions  .  .  . Most of the time, people are looking for a sheen for their furniture.  Recently, we have had several people ask us how to decrease the sheen on … Continue reading →

Briwax can be used over almost every cured finish and Briwax is the FINAL finish.  Think of the Briwax finish as the protective finish for your furniture.  No other finish goes over Briwax. Remember to use Briwax sparingly and to … Continue reading →

All of the Briwax products are of the best quality available and are imported directly from Europe
 Briwax products carry the Royal Warrant.   This is the Queen of England’s highest seal of approval for quality! For more information on the … Continue reading →

Just a reminder . . . the Briwax color Antique Mahogany is also known as Cherry.  Antique Mahogany Briwax has a hint of red.  If you prefer more red, try Teak or Red Mahogany Briwax on cherry or mahogany woods – … Continue reading →

Envision waxed paper – when you put liquid on the waxed paper, it beads then within a few minutes, the liquid is absorbed into the waxed paper.  Briwax will resist a liquid spill for about 20 minutes before the liquid … Continue reading →