Howard Restor-A-Finish, 16 Fl oz, Neutral

I had milky white stains from spilled rubbing alcohol on a solid dark Mahogany bed . Which I thought was ruined. I applied this product with a paper towel and nothing happened But when I applied it with 0000 steel wool , Magic the stains disappeared. It was very easy and the original wood color came back without any blemishes. I can't believe it works so well. Another review said it had an odor but i found it not bad at all and whatever there was quickly disappeared. I can't wait to try the Howard's feed n wax

I purchased Restor-A-Finish, set aside, and forgot about it. I wanted to use on my livingroom end tables as wood finish was looking very tired and old. I do not want to replace as they are exactly to my liking. The tables are about 18 years old and in the meantime (since I forgot) bought Howard's Citrus Shield Paste wax that did not do much. I rediscovered Restor-A-Finish and wow, what a difference. The shine is back and the light scratches are diminished plus a white ringed stain came out. Other than refinishing the tables (or purchasing new), this will not cure-all, I know I will have to use once in awhile when it needs a touch up, but I am very happy with how it turned out. I followed the directions (I did not use steel wool pads) and was all pretty easy.

Great product, I have used it many times over the years. Never disappointed with results.

If you have dull, faded cabinets with scratches, worn off finish, gouges and other damage, it will make the problems much less noticeable but cannot work miracles. In areas without damage, the product really can restore an old finish the look almost new. Instead of looking bad 30 feet away, now my cabinets only look bad in a few areas from fairly close up (the damaged areas). If you want your old, distressed cabinets to look like new, the only perfect solution is refacing, but if you are not in a financial position to do this or would rather wait, this product can make a big difference for only a small investment. It's definitely worth the cost for the improvement it provides. Suggestion: if you have light oak cabinets, try using a blend of neutral and golden oak. I used a mixture of 1 part golden oak to 4 parts neutral and it made my light oak cabinets look a lot better without darkening the wood too much. If you use straight golden oak on light cabinets, you will darken the wood.

Best product for bringing back life, shine & rejuvenation to valued antiques.

Excellent product...works perfectly as described. Shipped in time promised

I was somewhat disappointed in this. It didn’t cover a lot of the blemishes in the wood windowsills like I thought it would. I used the steel wool with it but it’s only somewhat better. The other product I’ve used was just as good.

Works great on old wood furniture. I put it on 50 + year old furniture it brought the furniture back to life it actually looks brand new if you take your time.

Really easy to use and great result with minimal effort.

This is a beautiful product which works well

Don't buy clear finish, really not worth. May be stainer mixed will work, but not sure.

After being recommended this by a friend. I just had to try it. The speakers cabinets in the photos were made in 1980, and needed to be restored. Enter Restor a Finish, a product that works wonders on old dried out veneer or real timber. I used a micro fibre cloth and a couple of dabs, then rubbed it into the grain and watched Restor a Finish do its magic. It took approximately 10 minutes to do the entire speaker and WOW what a result. Rub on then rub off....It is that easy..... Do yourself a favour and give this a go. There is a reason why the product has been around since 1969. Highly Recommended.

Very effective and simple to use