On 21 Jan, 09:46, "The Medway Handyman"
wrote:
wrote:
From my own experience, IMHO, there is no question in terms of end
product that beeswax polish will produce a better protection and
finish than Mr Sheen

But you are talking about three different applications here. *Surface
finish, surface protection & surface maintenance.

Beeswax may well provide a pleasant finish, but it gives a very poor level
of surface protection compared to a modern varnish or laquer. *Try putting a
hot cup of tea on a table with a wax finish.

Mr Sheen is a maintenance product, not a final finish. *Beeswax is
unsuitable for a quick wipe over to remove dust & isnt multi surface.

--
Dave - The Medway Handymanwww.medwayhandyman.co.uk

DearMHN
You are quite right. I was not considering quick wipes or laquers.
Clearly for most modern furniture Mr Sheen is suitable. I was
presupposing it was quality furniture perhaps because one would not
use beeswax on much else.
Chris