Wood Rub - ColeCraftedPNW
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Do you ever get the feeling that you’ve stumbled into something wonderful? It’s like taking a walk in a beautiful forested area or enjoying the sun where palm trees line the way. Two simple ingredients, beeswax and coconut oil, come together. That’s the simple beauty and uniqueness of ColeCrafted Wood Rubs.
What is it?
ColeCraftedPNW Wood Rub blends locally sourced beeswax and coconut oil into a soft, easy-to-apply finish for raw wood, handcrafted projects, furniture, cutting boards, charcuterie boards, rolling pins, and leather.
Made with Raw Oregon Beeswax, USDA & Oregon Tilth Certified Fractionated Coconut Oil.
Why You’ll Love It
Created out of desire for safe, non-toxic, and all natural products, this wood rub leaves a beautiful long lasting finish that is safe enough to eat off of!
Two simple ingredients! That’s the whole list. It’s a small, satisfying surprise!
Conditions and revives dry-looking wooD! Creates a soft hand-rubbed finis
Great on wood, painted finishes, and painted leather to maintain a soft texture!
All natural and food safe. Petroleum free. Made with local beeswax and USDA organic, Oregon Tilth certified coconut oil.
How to use:
Yes, we know that the name says it’s for wood. While The lovely family that makes ColeCrafted intentionally made this to be used as food-safe cutting board wax, here, at The Stilwell House we’ve used these wood rubs on our cutting boards, on painted furniture, final finish over chalk paint, natural wood and on painted leather, and our wood earrings!
We’ve also used Cole Crafted Wood rub to finish even tiny little wooden ornaments made from raw wood and worked ColeCrafted Wood rub into live-edge wood to liven and enhance its overall feel and texture.
The biggest difference between the two formulas is their texture. One is for finishing projects, and the other is a softer, and penetrates more deeply Both go on like a dream!
About the Formulas
#1 formula is thicker, fills in cracks, and is fast drying.
#2 formula is softer and has deeper penetration in the woods.
For best results, first apply #2, soak for 24hrs then apply #1 as finishing coat.