NOTE: Finishes can appear differently on various wood species.
Group A Alternative Stain
Medium Mahogany as shown on Mahogany
Active
Finish Characteristics
Hand Waxing
Hand Waxing - brings out the luster in fine wood finishes. A skilled artisan applies a special formulation of wax and rubs it to a high sheen. The formula, which contains beeswax and carnauba, produces a long-lasting shine which brings out the depth of complex multi-step finishes.
SHEEN
High
Sheen Level - refers to the degree of 'shine' that appears on a piece of furniture. Each finish has a pre-determined standard sheen level. The varying degrees of sheen are Low (5,10), Medium (20,30), and High (50,70). For some finishes the top of an item is rubbed by hand or machine to reach an even higher degree of shine.
NOTE: A high sheen finish is not recommended on heavily distressed items.
Items Finished In Medium Mahogany as shown on Mahogany
