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Natural beeswax polish spray Pack of 2 · two bottles
The almirah stops looking grey.
A beeswax spray for finished wood that has gone dull — the teak almirah, the dining table with cup rings, the palang, the puja mandir. It feeds the wood instead of coating it, so what you get back is a low, soft sheen, not a plastic shine.
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Before you order
What you actually get.
Two spray bottles. No sanding, no thinner, no polish-wala visit.
In the boxPack of 2 · two bottles
Two spray bottles arrive in every pack.
There is no countdown and no code to enter. The pack is simply two bottles, and both land at your door for ₹699. Each one is a fine-mist trigger spray, so the wax goes on even instead of in blobs. One bottle is usually enough for an almirah, a dining table and the bed frame with some left over. Most people keep the second sealed for the next cleaning day.
How it looksA low sheen you can feel
Beeswax feeds the wood. Silicone just sits on it.
A cheap shine spray gives you a glossy surface for two days, then the gloss goes sticky and starts pulling dust out of the air. Beeswax works differently. It sinks into the grain, darkens the dry chalky patches back to the wood's own colour, and leaves a soft matte-satin finish that feels smooth under your palm. Light scratches and white cup rings stop catching the light and settle back into the grain. It is the finish old furniture had when it was new.
Honest limitsWhat it is not
It polishes and conditions. It does not repair.
This is not paint, not stain and not a repair product. It will not fill a deep gouge, it will not change the colour of your wood, and it will not rescue a piece that is already split, swollen from water, or flaking its old varnish. It is also not meant for laminate, sunmica or MDF with no real wood surface — on those it simply sits on top — or for unsealed raw wood and wooden floors, where you need a dedicated floor product. On finished wood that has only gone dull, it does a lot. Outside that, we would rather tell you now.
Where people use it
The wood it gets bought for.
Ordinary furniture in ordinary houses. Nothing precious required.
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Teak almirah and cupboards
The one that has gone chalky and grey since the monsoon, especially on the doors and the top edge where the cloth never reaches.
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Dining table
White cup rings, a dry patch where the hot serving bowl sits, and the dull stripe down the middle from daily wiping.
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Palang and bed frames
The headboard your grandfather bought, where the polish has worn thin at the corners and along the top rail.
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Wooden doors and window frames
The main door that faces the sun all afternoon and the window frames that go dry and pale every summer.
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Puja mandir
Carved wood that has gathered years of dust in the grooves and lost its warmth. Dust first, then a light mist.
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Sofa arms, legs and the chowki
The wooden parts everyone touches — arms, legs, the chowki in the corner — where hand oil and dry cloth have dulled the finish.
- Brings back the wood's own colour.Dull grey patches darken back. It is conditioning, not tinting — the colour is the wood's, not ours.
- Light scratches settle down.Fine surface scratches and white cup rings stop catching light. Deep gouges stay gouges.
- Low sheen, not a slippery gloss.Soft and smooth to the hand. No mirror finish, and no sticky film that pulls dust.
- Spray and buff, that is all.No sanding, no thinner, no masking tape, no waiting for a carpenter.
How to use
Dust, spray, buff.
The buffing is the part people rush, and it is the part that decides whether the surface feels right or stays tacky.
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Dust and wipe the surface first
Dry dust with a cloth, then wipe with a barely damp cloth and let it dry. Wax over dust just seals the dust in. On a very old French-polished piece, test a hidden corner — the inside of a door, the back of a leg — and wait an hour before doing the whole thing.
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Spray a light mist, one section at a time
Hold the bottle about a foot away and mist lightly. Do one door, or half a table, not the whole almirah at once. Less is genuinely more here — a heavy coat does not work better, it only takes longer to buff off.
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Buff it off with a dry cloth until it stops dragging
Work along the grain with a clean dry cloth until the cloth glides instead of dragging. If any surface still feels slightly tacky an hour later, you left wax on it — buff that spot again with a dry cloth and it comes right. Keep the bottle away from children and away from flame.
Not for skin or eyes
What the polishing session looks like
From dusty to dry to soft.
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Minute 0
Dust it down
Dry cloth first, then a barely damp one, then let it dry fully. This is boring and it is the step that decides the result.
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Minute 2
Mist one section
A light even spray on one door or half the table. You are aiming for a faint sheen of wax, not a wet look.
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Minute 5
Buff along the grain
Dry cloth, steady pressure, along the grain. The drag disappears and the surface starts to look warm instead of grey.
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Next morning
Check it with your hand
The wax has settled in. It should feel smooth and dry, with a low sheen. Anywhere that feels tacky just needs another dry-cloth buff — that is wax left on, nothing wrong with the wood.
Times are for a normal indoor day on a finished wooden surface. Damp weather adds a little.
From the WhatsApp inbox
What people wrote back.
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“Barish ke baad almirah bilkul safed sa ho gaya tha, dekhne mein purana lagta tha. Do baar spray kiya aur sookhe kapde se ragda, ab rang wapas aa gaya. Dusri bottle mandir ke liye rakhi hai.”
Meenakshi R. · Nagpur Paid on delivery
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“Dining table had white rings from tea cups for years. My wife thought it was finished. After polish the rings are not gone completely but you have to look for them now. Table looks decent again.”
Praveen S. · Salem Paid on delivery
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“Product theek hai lekin pehli baar maine zyada spray kar diya aur achhe se pocha nahi. Do din tak table chipchipa raha aur dhool chipak rahi thi. Phir sookhe kapde se dobara ragda to sahi ho gaya. Kam lagao aur achhe se rago, bas yahi trick hai.”
Dilip M. · Bhagalpur Paid on delivery
Messages from customers who paid on delivery. Names shortened, nothing else changed.
Four things we will never do.
↔ Pick a card up and move it
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Take your money first
You pay the delivery agent after the box is open and both bottles are in your hands.
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Call it a repair
It polishes and conditions finished wood. It is not paint, not stain and not a fix for split, swollen or flaking furniture, and we will keep saying that.
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Dress up the offer
Pack of 2 means two bottles for ₹699. No countdown, no fake MRP drama, no code to hunt for.
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Show a photo you won't receive
Two spray bottles. That is the pack in the pictures and the pack that arrives.
Fair questions
The things people ask before ordering.
Do I have to pay online?
No. Cash on delivery is the default. Place the order, the agent brings the pack, you see both bottles, then you hand over ₹699. Prepaid is there only for people who prefer it.
Does the pack really have two bottles?
Yes. Both bottles are packed and both are delivered, for one price of ₹699. There is no limited-time timer behind it and nothing changes if you order next week. If only one bottle reaches you, or a bottle arrives leaking, send a photo on WhatsApp at +91 87968 91049 within 48 hours of delivery and we replace it or refund it.
Will it hide scratches and cup rings?
Light surface scratches and white cup rings usually settle into the grain and stop catching the light, so they become hard to notice. A deep gouge that you can feel with a fingernail will still be there — wax fills nothing. If the damage has gone through the polish into bare wood, this will condition around it but not remove it.
Can I use it on sunmica, laminate or my wooden floor?
Not really. On laminate, sunmica and MDF with no real wood surface, the wax has nothing to sink into, so it sits on top and stays smeary. For wooden floors and unsealed raw wood, use a product made for floors — a furniture wax on a floor can make it slippery. This is for finished wooden furniture, doors and frames.
Why does my table feel sticky after polishing?
Because some wax was left on the surface. This is the most common mistake and it is easy to correct: take a clean dry cloth and buff that area again along the grain until the cloth glides. Next time, spray less and buff longer. Wax that has been buffed off properly feels dry and smooth, never tacky.
Is it safe to use at home?
Use it in a room with air moving, keep it off your skin and out of your eyes, and keep it away from children and from any flame. Wash your hands after. If you have a very old French-polished or antique piece, test a hidden corner first and give it an hour before you do the rest. For furniture use only.