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Contact Details
Phone 07 5592 2182
Fax 07 5592 2182
Email sales@beeswaxbright.com
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BOATS-
Use on vinyl and leather seats,
rubber seals, stitching and decking.
Wood Furniture- all timber raw or
treated.
Indoor, outdoor furniture, chopping
boards, boats & decking.
Once again the beeswax water
proofs the timber, stop the mould and mildew on out door furniture and
the oils conditions, which brings out the grains of the wood and
rejuvenates the look of the furniture.
Bright’s Beeswax should be applied to out door furniture every 4 months
in direct sunlight semi shade and indoor furniture every 6 months.
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General Use-
Very good on stitching. The
beeswax stops stitching from rotting and fraying.
Use or Zippers –as a dry
lubricant.
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Made in Australia for Aussie
conditions.
1 pot of Bright’s Natural
Beeswax Komplete Kream will condition ,
rejuvenate and water proofs when
applied to leather , vinyl, rubber, plastic, timber and terra-cotta.
One Pot of Bright’s Natural
Beeswax is long lasting and economical to use.
It will treat 500 pairs of shoes,
80 leather jackets, 20 leather lounge suites, 50 driz-a-bones ,before you
using it on wood or detailing your car.
USE IT ON:
Leather lounges & vinyl
couches.
On Shoes, bags belts, boots, jackets, purses, wallets,
saddles, dryz-a-bone.
Bright’s Beeswax is made entirely
from natural ingredients that breath new life in old leather skins. It
contains Jojoba oil which penetrates and nourishes the leather or vinyl
bringing back and highlighting the original colour.
Also relaxes and softens your leather leaving it supple, preserving its
looks and extending its life. Plus it protects and waterproofs
your leather using natural beeswax. Contains NO chemicals, lanolin or
animal fats.
Bright’s Beeswax should be
applied to leather lounges up to 10 years old every 6 months.
Shoes every 3 months, Belts,
bags, wallets and purses every 6 months . Jackets seasonal.
Cars:-
Leather vinyl dash on cars,
seats, door handles
back of mirrors, rubber seals, rubber bumpers on cars
and protective strips.
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