Whilst visiting a Furniture store yesterday I noticed that you can buy Top Quality Bees Wax and other natural creams and waxes for furniture. These are non-abrasive and contain only natural products, ie:- no cemicals, Can you use these on a car and what effect on the paint whould these products have.:confused:

make it greasy?

I'd look for a properly formulated product for vehicles myself. Plenty of them about

As bengie says - it probably won't rub in properly as it's most likely designed to work with wood, where it can soak in. How much was the product you looked at anyway?

Steve

Can't remember the price Wardy but it wasn't badly priced. It was the bees wax for Piano's that got me thinking..................Andy

As in 'less than a tenner' priced?

Steve

Just dont drive past Pooh bear.

As in 'less than a tenner' priced?

Steve

Yep..............I would say so..

Beeswax is softer than Carnauba wax, so it wouldn't last as long on a car.

And you wouldn't be able to play Chopsticks on your Skoda........

Some car waxes do have beeswax in them, but along with carnauba too...