Its disadvantages are that it will not stand wetting, is easily marred, requires constant care, is not so hard and dry as varnish, turns slightly sticky with warmth, and is likely to turn white in crevices.
To prepare it.

To one part of melted beeswax add one part of turpentine.

Mix and cool.

It can be bought prepared, as, Bridgeport Wood Finishing Company's "Old Dutch Finish," Butcher's Wax, Johnson's Wax, and others.
Process.

Rub the wax evenly over the surface with a stiff brush or the fingers.