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<p>[QUOTE="James Conrad, post: 3395806, member: 5066"]Ditto, I use Johnson's as well for exterior finished surfaces, it works very well, is readily available, and cheap!</p><p>On interior bare wood surfaces, I use "soft wax" to cure sticky or squeaky doors, drawers, etc.</p><p>What is soft wax? It’s a traditional beeswax that is mixed with a significant quantity of solvents to create a wax that is soft and dissolves easily into raw wood. It is best used on the insides of drawers or casework. It imparts a softness and a smell that is pleasing. It also helps lubricate drawers[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="James Conrad, post: 3395806, member: 5066"]Ditto, I use Johnson's as well for exterior finished surfaces, it works very well, is readily available, and cheap! On interior bare wood surfaces, I use "soft wax" to cure sticky or squeaky doors, drawers, etc. What is soft wax? It’s a traditional beeswax that is mixed with a significant quantity of solvents to create a wax that is soft and dissolves easily into raw wood. It is best used on the insides of drawers or casework. It imparts a softness and a smell that is pleasing. It also helps lubricate drawers[/QUOTE]
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