Woodville protective treatment

[mommabird62]

Out of curiosity, what do the Woodville owners here use on them to protect the wood finish? I have seen it numerous times listed but can't seem to get it to come up in a search. And it's not clearcoat that I am looking for. I think it's a paste or something similar. Thanks


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[Rickajho]

You mean Howard Products Sunshield?

 

[mommabird62]

Richajho-That sounds like it. Is it a protectant for the finish? Is it something that I can find at Lowes or similar stores?


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[Rickajho]

That's the one that gets talked up the most here. It's like a liquid wax with a UV protectant in it. Ace carries it - but in a lot of their stores you have to order it from the web site and have it delivered to store. (Free shipping that way.) I think they have a dealer locator on the web site. => SunShield | Howard Products

I see your puppy got to hold one of the Reos now!

 

[mommabird62]

That's the one that gets talked up the most here. It's like a liquid wax with a UV protectant in it. Ace carries it - but in a lot of their stores you have to order it from the web site and have it delivered to store. (Free shipping that way.) I think they have a dealer locator on the web site. => SunShield | Howard Products

I see your puppy got to hold one of the Reos now!

Thanks! That must be it. And yes, Jack is now a reonault LOL I had hoped that both REOS would be in the pic but I still like the way it came out



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[Filthy-Beast]

Yeap that's what Karen uses so I got it for mine too.

 

[Alamedean]

FYI: Once a month inside, outside and back of door.

 

[mommabird62]

Thanks y'all!


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[tobarger]

Howard Feed-N-Wax is popular also

 

[nerak]

Howard Feed-N-Wax is popular also

Yes it is! But the UV protection really will help with woods that darken over time. I would rather use it than the Feed-N-Wax just for the extra protection. Other than that they are the same.

 

[rudy4653]

You may also look into 100% Tongue Oil if you have a natural finished wood and don't want the shine. Rob recommended it for my KOA woodvil.
Keep rubbing it in then buff afer some soak time. Wood feels very 'soft' yet not 'slick'.