BOOWAN NICOLE Paste Sealer Wax with Carnauba and Beeswax - Clear - Perfect for Wood Stone Concrete, Food-Grade Waterproof

This is a great product. Went on fast and smooth and it didn’t affect the color of my table which was the main concern I had of all these products.

I used the wax to seal a chalk painted item. Works well but you don’t get much in the tin and the sponge doesn’t rinse out.

I really like this line and i could see the difference when i used this on my resincrete candle molds i made. I'll be getting more of this soon! 😊

I live this sealer, the smell is amazing, a little goes a long way. It is super easy to use the price is fair, it is a very good quality product. It really helps to seal in those eco pours, and jasmanite to make them water proof and durable.

Great product! I loved this wax for my antique dining table. The sponge I received was obviously used (yuck), so I had to apply with something else. Unfortunately the container is small and was accidentally thrown away in the rag I was using! I will most likely order more though. That's how much I liked the product!

It did well but could see faint brush strokes

For casting resin, this is fine. I think it's good to seal your projects. Price is a little high for the small size.

Used it on a small bronze statue, cleaned up nice and shiny.

I bought this to add a bit of shine to my polymer clay jewelry without having to glaze it or use (stupidly expensive) clay gloss ... I specifically wanted a satin finish ... I find that no finish makes things look cheap (not that they aren't lol) and high gloss can look too kitch. I was nervous that it might make the clay (after baking obviously) a bit sticky, but it hasn't done that at all. Just make sure to buff it quite well so it's not greasy. I initially thought that this would be an equally expensive finish based on the size of the container, but I was very wrong. A tiny swipe is more than enough for average sized jewelry projects. I did try it on a wooden drawer pull just to see how it works for its intended use, and for that I did end up using about four swipes ... so you definitely use a lot more on unsealed wood, but for baked clay, it's a very small amount. This will last me a good while.