Trewax Paste Wax with Carnauba Wax, Clear, 12.35-Ounce, Ideal on Hardwood Floors, Fine Furniture, Granite, Marble and Bronze

Great quality wax. Have an old dresser that was hard to pull the drawers out (wooden slats instead of sliders). After waxing the bottom of the drawers and the wood slides they slide on, it went from pulling teeth to gliding on ice. Works very well, not hard to apply at all as it is soft. Goes on clear and doesn't change the color of the wood, but brings out the vibrancy. Also works great on table saw tops, planer and jointer tops as well giving a better experience with using tools and protecting them from rusting.

From a former J&J paste wax user: Used this on my old wood wax floors. Applied sparingly after floor cleaning and it worked fine, with no strong odor. Not slippery after two buffings, which is good for my old floors.

Great product, Great price

This product is really thick and somewhat difficult to apply, it takes some effort, but the results are really great. After a few days the finish is bright and durable. First try was on some cherry boards, used two coats so far, a third will finish up to a glossy deep finish.

I decided to refinish my 20 year old marble floor. After going through all of the grinding and polishing I thought I would try this wax because it sells itself as non slippery. I used the orbital cloth pad to apply it and removed it by hand and the floors look better then when new. Water beads up and true to claim the floors are not slick. Pretty awesome stuff

I really love this wax in the shop for my hardwood projects. Goes on soft and easy and buffs out beautifully. The only suggestion would be a better container. It comes in a somewhat thin aluminum can with a twist lock lid that dents and deforms easily. I had to request a new can because the first one was shipped in a simple bubble wrap bag and got crushed during shipping. But they immediately sent out a new one that was better protected in a small box with padding. 👍 Good customer service.

I got this to treat the surface of my drill press as someone recommended it given the paste wax in the old yellow and red container is no longer made. I decided to try it. The wax arrived and it is pretty stiff. Maybe the can had dried out. Also, there was no sponge applicator inside, but given the can was sealed, either it isn’t included or a quality control issue. Either way, I rubbed the wax in the can really hard until the cloth picked some up, applied it, let it dry and buffed it out. Worked OK, but I can’t help but think I got an old can. This stuff should have a loooong shelf life, so perhaps the container isn’t air tight. Anyway, I miss the stuff that came in the classic yellow and red can.

Works as well as Johnson's floor wax. I use it to surface waterproof to reduce rust on metal tools.