WALRUS OIL - Furniture Wax Polish - Easy to Use Wood Maintenance and Polishing Wax for Furniture and Wooden Surfaces. 3oz Can

Worked well on a wooden drawer mechanism to improve gliding

This was so easy to apply! I just lightly sanded the wheel parts and put two coats of oil on according to instructions on the Walrus Oil web site. It looks great and I am very pleased. Many wooden spinning wheels come unfinished, and I really thought it would be way too much work to finish one all on my own.

Delicious on salads!

The top of the table is so smooth and looks like a professional finish. I would highly recommend this easy to use finish to take your home projects to the next level.

Used this on a cutting board for the first time and man did it make the board smooth. Also the smell is not bad. Ive used other cutting board waxes and it left the board smelling like it had sausage or something cut on it despite the board being new. Resurface that same board and used regular mineral oil coated with this wax and huge difference. Smell like wood now. Only complaint is ots a bit difficult to get out. I tried wiping it with a rag but couldn't really get any onto the rag. I ended up using scrap wood and shaved a bit off the top onto my board. Not a big deal but I think I'll look into the bottle version next time. All in all I feel this is going to be my go to wax and I will be ordering a lot of it for my shop.

I liked the polish I used it on antique furniture

Yea, I used this stuff over the course of a few days, and it worked really well, but then things began to change. I'd walk back inside after a long day of waxing and look at myself in the mirror. It was only small things at first. A whisker here and there, maybe a wrinkle or two...but then after a few weeks I realized something was terribly wrong. My teeth started to grow, like long chiseled tusks, my mustache was out of control, and my face began to droop. I'd even wake up in the middle of the night barking out of control, like a....like a....WALRUS!!!

I use this on an old oak kitchen table than does not have a varnish on it. It has helped prevent water rings from glasses. Takes some elbow grease to apply and buff out, but well worth it.