Old English Scratch Cover For Light Woods, 8 fl oz Bottle, Wood Polish (Pack of 3)

Old English Scratch cover is the only product I use to fix up little scratches and other marks. It is easy to use and very effective. It has a pleasant clean smell and is scratch resistant. Great value for the money to bring old looking furniture back to its original appearance!! The color blends well with the original color of the wood Highly recommended!!

I have used this for years. It never disappoints. If you want your nice pieces of furniture to last, use this every three months on your furniture and you won’t be disappointed. It enriched the wood so nicely. It comes in a lighter stain, as well.

This is just a great product that does what it says. It should be sold in combination with a stain remover in case of a spill. I found that oops worked to remove the spill.

I've been using old English Dark Wood Scratch Cover for 27 years. My only complaint most recently is that it must have undergone some kind of change in formula, because it used to scratch cover better than it does now. That being said, it smells great, rubs in easily, doesn't leave a greasy residue like some polishes, and makes wood look excellent. It does scratch cover. Just not quite as well as it did many years ago.

Works well to cover scratches and wear on kitchen cabinets and maple furniture. Restores life to dry wood. Rub a little Ata a time in putting a bit on a paper towel. Then wipe with a clean paper towel. Really improves the look.

I have been using this product for years, both brown and lemon oil types. It removes scratches and oils wood at the same time. If the wood is dry, this product may darken your wood surfaces. If you are worried about this happening, use the lemon oil old English. If you restore antiques, this product is a must. It’s just a wonderful product and harder to find in the store. Keep out of the reach of children for sure.

Arrived sooner than expected and was exactly as advertised

So, this took about 15 minutes to apply. Yes, unless you want your hands to be stained like the wood, I recommend wearing gloves. Just realize that until the wood soaks up enough finish to replenish the natural oils that have evaporated over the time, in this case, over 30 years, and cures over time, one will have to reapply until you get to that point of occasional maintenance. I use the dark version on the walnut cabinetry in my RV, and it looks great, which is what convinced me to attempt to resurrect the finish on this cabinet that served as the base for a cat feeding/lounging station for the last 23 years! Normally, I redo the RV cabinetry once per year. I'll be redoing this cabinet about once per week until it stabilizes; then, decrease the frequency. Easy to apply with minimal fumes! I highly recommend for furniture with light scratches or surface finish imperfections.

Value for money!

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Good value for your money.