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Waxing Your Baker furniture has a protective lacquer finish that most likely will not require any care other than dusting. However, on highly used surfaces we recommend applying a quality paste wax to provide additional protection from scratches and spills. How often you apply the wax depends on how much usage the furniture receives. New furniture should be waxed after receipt. A desk or tabletop might be waxed at three month intervals, an occasional table at six month intervals. The sides and fronts of a desk, table or chest may never need to be waxed. Before applying paste wax, your furniture should always be clean. For oily type smudges and build-up, clean with a cloth dampened with a soap designed specifically for wood products. Remember to follow the manufacturers' directions when using a cleaner of this type. Dry the piece thoroughly with a clean, soft cloth. Apply a thin film of wax to the surface, working a small area at one time. Always rub in the same direction as the wood grain, then buff with a soft, dry cloth. If buffed too hard, paste wax may alter the furniture's sheen level. |
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