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Winkswood | Polish Restorer 'Salad Dressing' 250ml - BPM Toolcraft

Winkswood | Polish Restorer 'Salad Dressing' 250ml

by Winkswood
SKU 10BWPOLISH/R
R 150.00 - R 150.00
R 150.00
R 150.00
R 150.00 - R 150.00
R 150.00

  • Winkswood "Salad Dressing" Polish Restorer is an old recipe that has been passed down via French Polishers, Antique Restorers and collectors for over a century
  • The recipe contains all completely natural ingredients and is safe to use on ANY finish. It is ideal to clean up a piano, grandfather clock or your antiques
  • Winkswood "Salad Dressing" Polish Restorer contains only natural ingredients. Once applied, it leaves a wonderful clean-smelling odour that emanates from these natural ingredients
  • Winkswood "Salad Dressing" Polish Restorer has previously only been available in-store at Toolcraft, however, due to increased demand, we are now proud to add this wonderful and easy-to-use product to our online store
  • Shake the bottle and apply some Winkswood Polish Restorer to a piece of mutton cloth or T-Shirting. Clean your piece of furniture one section at a time. Rub up each section with a yellow duster or microfibre cloth.
  • This product helps clean the surface and cover up minor surface damage.

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Robin K D Swann
Even Removes Water Rings

I used this product to clean up an old coffee table and am really pleased with the results. This Polish Restorer did just that, it restored the original finish. I still had some water rings on the surface after my first attempt, so I put some restorer on a fresh patch of old T-shirting and rubbed vigorously over the first ring and after a minute it was gone. I re-worked all the rings and removed all of them in this way. It left the table and legs looking fresh but not new, it left the original patina. Just the way I like it! I give this product 4 stars because there was a much more expensive ring remover available, but I haven't tried it and so am not in a position to make a comparison.