Wax polish formulated with pure beeswax and carnauba, enriches and nourishes every wood surface. With its high opacity white pigments it protects giving an beautiful, soft and understated antique effect to the substrate. Ideal for finishes on oak and ash.
Beeswax and carnauba, enriches and nourishes every wooden surface. Colored with natural pigments, it gives the treated surfaces an intense color. With its natural active substances, it protects and gives an antique / pickled effect to the treated furniture.
Professional product that contains in its mixture the main waxes of mineral, animal and vegetable origin with the addition of metal powders. It allows to carry out phases of retouching and maintenance, coatings and valuable pickled effects. Internal use.
Concentrated universal liquid dyes avialble in primary and secondary colours to enable bespoke colour matching of transparent, light-fast wood stains for indoor wooden surfaces. Dilutable in water, acetone, alcohol and nitro thinner for the preparation of base colors. It is also used in small percentages to tone lacquers. Ideal for staining hardwoods like ash, oak, mahogany and walnut as well as softwoods like pine, birch and larch.
Bespoke colour matching service available on request.
A fine water-based Antiquing Stain supplied ready for use and which imparts a natural aging effect. If applied to tannin-rich woods, such as oak, it easily creates surfaces with an antique appearance. If added with Borma Water-based Pastes or Borma Water-based Mordant Concentrates, they allow to obtain special color effects even on larch. Only for interiors.
A large selection of guided colour formulations are available as are the concentrated colourants used in the formulations which allows the user to match their own bespoke palette.
A chemically-reactive water-based ready to use Antiquing Stain, with a special ageing effect. It is ideal for oak and other tannin-rich woods and it creates superlative shades of grey ranging from aged silver through gunmetal and on to a deep, inky indigo blue-black dependent on dilution rate with water and the tannin content of the wood. It is recommended to carry out preliminary tests to verify the final result.
