I think they turned out super nice and I was able to do my entire kitchen in just a couple days (while also working full time). I have taken the faces off of my drawers and cleaned them really well with Krud Kutter, and it took off the finish in some areas… Do you think that will matter? This did take a lot of elbow grease but if you have some help you can get done in a day (only took me two)! I know this blog post is old…but I wanted to let you know that I put the Briwax on my builder grade cabinets, added a large center island (cabinets in a greenish color), New countertops, Island lighting, flooring and backsplash…doing this to our perfectly fine cabinets saved us tons of money and it looks very modern.

But wood filler will still leave a circle sized spot that will be noticeable, even after stained or waxed.I'm using a combination of mineral oil, turpentine and beeswax to finish my cherry and walnut end tables and I want them to be extremely smooth when I'm done.

This product can expose you to chemicals including Toluene which is known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. Some parts were easier to get to that slick point than others, and I did have to put some weight/ elbow grease into it at times. As for paint color, yes I would probably bring the paint color thoughout to give it a cohesive flow. Considering doing kitchen now but wondering if you can share how it has held up since you applied to your kitchen. if you’ve got water damage on a door or two below the sink like I do, this stuff will soak right on in.This colour range has a selection of colours which all have a mixture of tones to make them the beautiful colour they are. Even if it did wear down in the areas that are touched or handled a lot, it wouldn’t take long to rub and buff some wax in. Now that you've applied the wax to all the areas you want protecting, its time to take a little break and make yourself a coffee!