About Liquid-Wax Coating

Liquid wax coating is a protective treatment applied to various surfaces, including cars, wooden furniture and floors to enhance protection against minor scratches and restores its shine.   Liquid wax coating enhances aesthetics, protects surfaces, and simplifies maintenance.

• Stain Resistance: The wax limits the absorption of spills, preventing stains.
• Minor Imperfections: It fades or eliminates superficial scratches, dings, and scuff marks.
• Preservation of Underlying Finishes: Wax acts as the first line of defence against spills, dust, and dirt, helping underlying finishes last longer.
• Prolonged Floor Life: Waxed floors are hardier and can potentially last years longer than unwaxed floors.
• Enhanced Beauty: Clear wax provides a shiny finish, while coloured waxes offer an attractive tint and deeper patina.

• Clear or Coloured Wax: Liquid wax, made from a blend of solvents and natural waxes (such as beeswax or carnauba), is applied to the wooden floor.
• Thin Layer: It is spread in a thin layer across the surface.
• Buffing: The wax is then buffed to a shine using specialized equipment.