Frenchic Furniture Paint 400ml Browning Wax

I used this Browning Wax to finish a painted wooden cabinet, and I'm really pleased with the outcome. It was easy to apply with a soft cloth, spread evenly, and buffed up nicely to create a smooth, protective finish. The wax adds subtle depth and warmth to the paint without looking too dark or patchy. A little goes a long way, so the tin should last for several projects. It also gives the furniture a lovely soft sheen while helping to protect the surface. Overall, it's a high-quality finishing wax and well worth buying.

The best product ever I think. We bought a dark blue painted cabinet from marketplace and I had seen this product used in a FB video. Get yourself some white or cream chalk paint and rub this in with a short hair stiff brush and its a miracle worker. Looks like an actual wood grain cabinet now. No greasy residue though do prep yoir surface well and buy a good paint as it can chip off with rough use but that's the paint not the wax. Used a circle brush to create wood knots for extra effect which turned out well!

Wow!!!!!! Loved this. I painted a beam in my house and it looks lovely.

I don't usually write reviews but this product needs one. Its amazing the best wax I have ever used. The result it gives is fabulous.

This is an amazing product and a must have for a new build home to add some character. It leaves a great coverage and finish. Mid to dark brown depending how much you layer. It dries within 30 mins and its very easy to use. You don’t need much product so great value for money.

This paint is well worth the price and it has a very effective finish

I had seen a number of adverts for this paint for the last year or so and finally decided to give it a go on a white MDF windowsill that collects my dog's hairs like it's a full time job! I used Frenchic Creme de la Creme followed by their Browning Wax. Both were very reasonable in terms of price. I purchased two wax brushes from a separate supplier and already had paint brushes on hand. I wiped everything down then applied the paint. The paint flowed really nicely across the wood with a matt finish, very easy to apply, and dried within about half an hour between coats. There was no nasty smell as with normal paint which was great. I then applied the browning wax with the wax brushes and thought I would struggle to get the finish right but it came out perfectly and was surprisingly easy. The windowsill now looks like it's a quality piece of oak rather than the ugly and stained sill that it was before. I have also used it on our banister and it really adds a tough of class where things might have previously looked budget.

Did a fantastic job to bring life to old beams