Stone's Beeswax Leather Cream & Polish 125ml
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Stone's Beeswax Leather Cream & Polish 125ml
Product number: 23060
Stone's Beeswax Furniture Cream has been made in Devon since 1760, by a small family company. Invented by Dr. Stone, an Exeter pharmacist, it's still made today to the same traditional formula from the finest beeswax and essential oils, with no artificial ingredients or silicone. It's done wonders for the wooden furniture of many of our customers, so we're delighted to introduce two more of their creams to our range.
Apply with a soft cloth and buff immediately – as well as cleaning to a deep, long-lasting shine, it also feeds and nourishes boots, shoes, bags, jackets, sofas, even car upholstery. Try it on that favourite old jacket or bag and you won’t be disappointed. (Not suitable for suede or nubuck.)
125ml., (559 per 100ml)
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i was really surprised to find that no one else had previously reviewed this leather cream. My supply has recently finished and i was looking to by more. this is a super product, i used it sparingly on my leather suite and buff ed it to a beautiful shine.
I am disappointed in this leather cleaner, it might be a very good product, if only I could get it to come out of the container, no matter how long or hard I shake the tin, it stays in a lump and refuses to come out. Any suggestions on how to coax it out would be good.
We're sorry to hear you've experienced this problem but understand the product can condense over time but shaking it will free it. Gently warming the tin may also help but use caution to avoid the tin getting too hot.We hope this helps.
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