Howard Restor-A-Finish 236 ml For over 50 years, Howard's Restor-A-Finish has been the standard in the antiques industry. Because Restor-A-Finish preserves and restores the beauty of the original wood finish, it helps preserve the authenticity and value of antiques, whereas removing the finish can literally rob a piece of its value.
Restor-A-Finish helps faded varnishes, shellacs, varnishes, polyurethanes, and most other wood finishes, restoring their original color and shine. It restores the grain depth of wood finishes, reaching much deeper than temporary "scratch cover" products.
Restor-A-Finish penetrates and permanently restores most wood finishes without removing any of the existing finish—which is why it is so popular for antiques. Restor-A-Finish preserves the original "patina" of an antique finish, preserving its character and value as an antique.
To protect a freshly restored finish, Feed-N-Wax is recommended as a follow-up to Restor-A-Finish. Permanently refresh and restore the original color and shine in one step, without removing the existing finish.
Most wood finishes that appear to need a complete refinish can be completely restored in minutes with this simple wipe-and-wipe process. White heat rings and watermarks, sun fading, oxidation, smoke damage, and most other blemishes can be quickly blended out.
Restor-A-Finish is a unique penetrating formula that restores the wood's finish while addressing minor scratches, blemishes, and abrasions. Available in nine colors to match almost any wood tone; Neutral, Maple-Pine, Golden Oak, Cherry, Walnut, Mahogany, Dark Walnut, Dark Oak, and Ebony Brown.
With a simple wipe-and-wipe process, most finished wood surfaces that seem in need of a complete refinish can be restored in minutes. It removes white heat rings and water marks, sun fading, oxidation, smoke damage, and most other blemishes.
Restor-A-Finish restores the finish without removing the existing finish. Before you go to extremes, try restoring! Restor-A-Finish is a unique penetrating finish formula that contains a small amount of stain combined with the right amount of solvent and restoring oils, giving it the unique ability to penetrate and permanently restore most existing finishes without stripping the existing finish.
How to use: 1. Select the Restor-A-Finish color that best matches the finish of your wood. 2. Test in an inconspicuous area. 3. Apply using a small pad of cloth, cover a small area at a time, and wipe dry immediately.
Do not pour directly onto the finish. 4. To remove stubborn white rings, oxidation, or light scratches, apply Restor-A-Finish using a pad of very fine (0000) steel wool. Finishes vary in hardness, so test pressure should be applied with (0000) steel wool in an inconspicuous area.
Rub lightly in the direction of the wood grain until the blemish is blended. 5. Cover a small area at a time and wipe dry. 6. To protect and maintain the newly restored finish, use Howard Feed-N-Wax. 7.
Using a soft cloth or steel wool, rub with light pressure, but hard enough to break up any damage. Periodically check your progress while restoring the finish. Always wipe with the grain of the wood. Some dry-faded finishes will only need a quick wipe and wipe and will quickly absorb Restor-A-Finish.
Other finishes will require a little more work. All finishes vary, so testing may be required first. Always wipe off any excess Restor-A-Finish. 8. After wiping Restor-A-Finish dry, wait at least 30 minutes, then apply a coat of Howard Feed-N-Wax to protect and maintain the restored finish.
Then reapply Feed-N-Wax as needed or when the finish begins to look dry. 9. Carved Wood Care: Restor-A-Finish has saved many hours of work by quickly restoring color and grain depth to carved wood furniture, clocks, and picture frames.
Simply apply Restor-A-Finish with a small brush or soft toothbrush and buff dry. Almost any existing wood tone, from light Birdseye Maple to dark Jacobean, can be precisely matched with one of nine available finish colors.
Restor-A-Finish should be applied in the color that best matches the finish. If you're unsure which color to use, choose a color slightly lighter than the finish. It's recommended to test Restor-A-Finish in an inconspicuous area to ensure you like its performance and how it complements the finish.
** If the high-gloss finish appears dull due to steel wool, buff it with Restor-A-Shine polishing compound. Restore-A-Shine is ideal for the final step in restoring high-gloss finishes by buffing out minor scratches that are only visible against a light.
These super-fine lines on the finish from a distance create a "dull" appearance on high-gloss finishes and can be easily buffed out with Restor-A-Shine polishing compound. Precautions: First, test Restor-A-Finish on a small, inconspicuous area to check results, finish penetration, correct color, and whether to use very fine steel wool (0000) or a soft cloth.
Apply Restor-A-Finish to a small area at a time and always wipe dry. Be careful to protect fabrics, carpets, or linoleum when applying Restor-A-Finish, as it can leave permanent stains. If a spill occurs, immediately scrub the area with soap and water or a stain remover and wipe dry.
Be careful when applying clear coat over Restor-A-Finish. Remember, the purpose of Restore-A-Finish is to restore the existing finish. So there's no need to apply another finish over the top; simply apply Feed-N-Wax to help protect and maintain your newly restored finish.
If you must use polyurethane or another clear coat over Restor-A-Finish, wait 30 days for Restor-A-Finish to dry completely. Test the new finish in an inconspicuous area to ensure it dries properly. Do not apply wax under the new finish.
Furthermore, Restor-A-Finish may not be able to penetrate harder "plastic" finishes, wood-effect finishes, or some hard polyurethane finishes. Not recommended for floors or exterior surfaces. May not perform well on "one-step stain and poly" finishes.
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