Questions and Answers for Howard Restor-A-Finish 16 oz. Dark Walnut Wood Conditioner

A:  Yes! Restor-A-Finish restores the finish without removing any of the existing finish. With a simple wipe-on, wipe-off process, most finished wood surfaces that seem to need a complete refinishing job can be restored in a few minutes.

A:  The color stickers on the Restor-A-Finish can displays the different colors of the product. On Howard Products website, they have a color chart as well.

A:  Restor-A-Finish works on the majority of wood finishes used today, but it's still recommended to test in a small area to make sure you like what it does. Then to protect and maintain the newly restored finish, follow up with Howard Feed-N-Wax.

A:  Restor-A-Finish can be used on the majority of wood finishes used today, so it could most likely be used on your mantle. Test in an inconspicuous are to make sure you like what it does.

A:  Restor-A-Finish should be used in a color that best matches your finish. If you are uncertain about which color to use, then choose a color slightly lighter than your finish. It’s recommended that you test Restor-A-Finish in an inconspicuous spot to make sure you like what it does and how it matches the finish. Walnut color Restor-A-Finish is for all medium brown wood tones.

A:  That DARK walnut is the one !

A:  Ebony Brown is the darkest color. Available in nine colors to match almost any wood finish tone; Neutral, Maple-Pine, Golden Oak, Cherry, Walnut, Mahogany, Dark Walnut, Dark Oak, and Ebony Brown.

A:  It's Dark Walnut. The longer you leave it on the darker it gets.

A:  Ebony is the darkest color stain I have found

A:  Worked out great

A:  If the surface needs to be cleaned, Howard Clean-A-Finish can be used or Howard Orange Oil or Howard Lemon Oil wood polishes.

A:  It will dye the scratches and has temporary rejuvenation effect on the remainder.

A:  Yes, Restor-A-Finish can be used on veneers to help restore the finish. Restor-A-Finish penetrates faded lacquer, shellac, and varnish finishes to bring back the original color and luster. It restores the depth of grain in wood finishes, going much deeper than temporary “scratch cover” products.