Give tired wood something to drink
Feed-N-Wax works beeswax, carnauba wax, and real orange oil back into the grain, reviving shine on furniture, antiques, and cabinets before dryness turns into cracking.
Wood dries out the same way skin does
Years under sunlight, heat, and dry indoor air pull the natural oils out of wood, and finish along with it. The grain flattens, the shine goes dull, and fine surface cracks start to show, especially on older furniture and antiques that have already lost their original finish. Feed-N-Wax is built to reverse that: a light coat conditions the wood from within and leaves behind a protective layer of natural wax.
What's actually in the bottle
Beeswax
Seals the surface and slows moisture loss, so the wood stops drying out as quickly between applications.
Carnauba wax
One of the hardest natural waxes there is. It adds a durable shine and a bit of extra protection on top of the beeswax.
Orange oil
Conditions from the inside, carrying the waxes into the grain instead of just leaving them sitting on the surface.
How to use it
Clear the surface
Wipe away dust and dirt so nothing gets trapped under the wax.
Wipe it on
Saturate a soft cloth and spread an even coat over the wood.
Let it sit
Give it at least 20 minutes to soak in before touching it again.
Buff it out
Polish with a clean, dry cloth until the shine comes through.
Before you start
Test on a hidden spot first to check how your finish reacts. Unfinished wood may need a second coat and an overnight dry. Feed-N-Wax isn't rated for food-prep surfaces like cutting boards or butcher blocks — use Howard Butcher Block Conditioner for those instead. Keep it away from children, and wear gloves if you have sensitive skin.
Common questions
How often should I use it?
About once a month, or whenever the wood starts looking dry or dull, whichever comes first.
Will it work on unfinished wood?
Yes. Unfinished surfaces usually just need an extra coat and a longer, overnight dry time.
Is it food safe?
No — it's not intended for food-prep surfaces. For cutting boards or butcher block, reach for a food-safe conditioner instead.
What's the best way to pair it with Restor-A-Finish?
Feed-N-Wax was designed as the follow-up: restore the color first, then use Feed-N-Wax regularly to maintain it.
