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Lässt sich sehr gut verarbeiten und pflegt das Holz außerordentlich

Yo lo uso para mi suelo de madera y la puerta de madera ,pero no funciona nada.Y no se seca,deja con aceite hasta el segundo.Y yo lo limpio y segundo día con agua,y me deja igua que no ha aplicado.Me he perdido dinero.

J'ai récemment utilisé le restaurateur de teinture pour bois Restor-A-Finish sur un meuble en bois ancien qui avait perdu sa couleur et son éclat. J'ai été vraiment impressionné par les résultats ! Le produit a été facile à appliquer et a rapidement ravivé la couleur naturelle du bois. Il a également comblé les rayures et imperfections, donnant au meuble un aspect neuf. Ce que j'ai aimé : Facile à utiliser : Le produit est livré avec des instructions claires et faciles à suivre. Il s'applique facilement et sèche rapidement. Fonctionne efficacement : Le restaurateur de teinture a ravivé la couleur et l'éclat du bois de manière remarquable. Il a également comblé les petites rayures et imperfections, donnant au meuble un aspect neuf. Aspect naturel : Le produit donne au bois un aspect naturel et non artificiel. Il ne laisse aucune trace visible et ne modifie pas la texture du bois Durable : Le restaurateur de teinture semble durable et devrait protéger le bois pendant plusieurs années. En résumé, je recommande vivement le restaurateur de teinture pour bois XYZ à tous ceux qui ont besoin de restaurer leurs meubles en bois. C'est un produit efficace, facile à utiliser et qui donne des résultats incroyables!

Easy to use, gives good results

This is a very good product that performs as promised to restore and clean many wood finishes. Restoration is not the same as refinishing. On some types of wood furnishings and finishes, it will improve the appearance dramatically, remove blemishes and clean the wood. It works best on: -Furniture that is scratched with a dull stained finish -Fine furniture with a shiny lacquer finish It will improve the appearance of badly scratched furniture with the above types of finishes. It does not work well on sealed finishes (polyurethane). I have used this product in all of the above situations. Following are some of the results achieved. First, a small pine table with a dull finish appeared shabby and needed improvement. The surface was severely scratched, with mostly surface level damage. After a five minute simple wipe-on application of the product using a rag, the results were dramatic. If I wanted to fuss over this piece, I would reapply using fine steel wool and touch up some of the gouges with a stain pen. Six months later, the table looks almost as it did prior to using the product, and it needs to be reapplied. Howard's Restor-A-Finish proved it's worth during my second project, the restoration of a high quality solid wood table top with a glossy, lacquered finish. The table had white heat marks the size of a salad plate that would not disappear with any previous methods attempted. Prior to using this product, I attempted to remove the white marks by researching solutions in Google. "Removing white heat marks from wood" yielded several cautious attempts from "applying steam again" to using toothpaste, mayonnaise and other so-called "remedies". The white marks remained in the finish. When I found out about the Howard's product here on Amazon, I read some of the reviews where reviewers claimed they were able to remove white rings by simply wiping the product on with a rag. I tried this and it did not work. I was afraid my money went down the tubes, but decided to try using steel wool. 0000 Steel Wool was too soft and ineffective. With 000 grade, it took some patient effort, but less than ten minutes later the white marks were gone. Replenishing the piece of steel wool regularly increased the effectiveness of the process. Work with the grain, use light pressure and keep checking your results to be sure you don't damage the finish. (See before and after photos.) Howard's is also an excellent product to polish and detail wood furniture that is already in good shape, reviving it a bit and making it look exceptionally clean and shiny. For best results with wood finishes that need cleaning, use steel wool. As mentioned earlier, the product will improve the appearance of some finishes, but does not do anything that I would consider restorative on certain finishes. For example, I wiped it on a small table that appears to have had a polyurethane finish that was in poor condition. It deposited a light stain in the areas that were lighter, but the result wasn't very impressive. The areas where the urethane finish was not damaged was cleaned, but the stain was unable to penetrate the lighter scratches. The only solution for this type of situation is either covering the old finish or removing it. A similar result was obtained on a very old veneer top using steel wool and minimal elbow grease. The result is better than before, but the wood still shows a lot of the underlying damage. Another mediocre result was achieved on a furniture with deep scratches. The product changed the color of the scratches and improved the appearance dramatically. However, the damage was still visible. Better results were achieved by filling the scratches with a wood crayon, and smoothing them out using fine steel wool and a light hand to prevent marring the finish. This is a stop-gap solution for furniture that either should be refinished or painted. All in all, this is an excellent product for cleaning and addressing many wood furniture problems without refinishing.