🐝 Daddy Van's® All Natural Beeswax Care for Soapstone, Slate, Concrete Composite and Butcher Block Countertop Surfaces - Food Safe, Chemical-Free and Non-Toxic - 6 Oz. Tin Review

Cleans, does not irritate skin, food safe. Works fantastic on porous concrete countertops! This is the only product I currently use.

Beautiful on a soapstone. My stove has a few deep pits that always leave a stain on the surface for hours after oiling. I know it will oxidize in a few years but for now this wax is helping to even things out. A small stain on a rag makes a big difference. Also repels my VERY hard water well.

I'm renting a gray and black composite sink. The thing looked awful. It's old and shabby in places. I've been watching all these videos online where other people are suggesting how to clean those sinks. Forget it. I used Hope and Van's Perfect Sink Wax this morning and my goodness! unless that sink looks almost new (or at least that's how I imagine a new sink of this type). She cooked and cleaned all day, washed in the sink. So far everything looks as good as this morning.

I love this product! This is a natural product that was used 100 years ago and still works best today. I have soapstone counters, don't be fooled - you should definitely seal them. Mineral oils do not help, the darker color disappears almost immediately. It's like the consistency of lipstick and all you need to apply is a cotton cloth. It takes a little effort to put it on properly, but it's 1000% worth it. Also, it retained a darker color for a few weeks after application. No fading. Get this.

I bought this wax to rekindle the desire for a dark brown concrete outdoor kitchen worktop. I thought the price was high for such a small jar, but the reviews were good. I applied the material as directed and the concrete immediately darkened and looked much better. It was just a one square meter test area. However, it was in the afternoon sun and when I returned to it about 30% had faded to the same milky appearance as before. The area is now very overgrown. I thought maybe I didn't apply it…

I recently completed a project of pouring a concrete countertop on site. It wasn't easy, but once completed it was nice. I sealed it with Miracle 511 waterproofing sealer. It provided a good seal but lacked a shine. I wanted more glitter and had some 100% beeswax left over from my wife's candle making so I gave it a try. It is naturally very hard and difficult to apply. Van's makes one of the few beeswax products for countertops and I decided to give it a try. It's about the consistency of…

. I've used this for so many different things, it worked great on my concrete counters, I also updated an old wooden jewelry cabinet, I used this over black paint and it really brought out the color and made it shine and easy too made to dust. I'm repainting a wall shelf, did the same thing. I used it for the wood I painted for the back of the bar. Even after sealing the floor it never looked right. I tested it on a plot about 2 weeks ago to see if it would help and you can see the difference…