Review on 🔆 Howard Products PC0016: 16 oz Premium Polish & Conditioner for Ultimate Product Care by Liam Roth

I am a furniture lover. Consequently, I never buy new "offshore" products. They are cheaply made and never worth repairing. In this house, only selected solid woods are handcrafted by American craftsmen! No flashy veneer over MDF or cheap 4-ply plywood! I have several examples of mid-century modern Conant Ball and Heywood Wakefield cabinets that have had their finishes marred by decades of neglect and coats of poor quality furniture cleaners (this product is surely the most commonly known furniture polish in this country, and it is worst you can use) which makes the finish look dirty, dull, rough and sticky. this surface finishing without damaging the original finishing process. Although this process left many defects (patina) visible, the surface regained its glassy appearance, became completely clean and much more reflective. As with any good cleaning/polishing compound, this process takes time, determination, patience and a lot of effort. If you follow the process, the results will surprise you. This is a polishing composition that requires working with a top coat. Elbow lubrication is required as machine polishing will most likely damage the finish. When the surface is really dirty, like mine, the rags (cotton) are not recyclable and must be disposed of properly, as is the case with all flammable and caustic petroleum distillate compounds. Read the instructions!