Hardwood furniture waxing method

Abstract

The invention discloses a hardwood furniture waxing method. The hardwood furniture waxing method comprises the following steps: (a) the surface of hardwood furniture is roughly grinded in a grain direction by a 180-meshes abrasive paper; (b) the surface of the furniture is lightly wiped by hot cotton cloth to remove such impurities as wood residues and dust; (c) the surface of the hardwood furniture is grinded with water in the grain direction by a 320-meshes abrasive paper; (d) a proper amount of active dye is added in hot molten wax for uniformly mixing; (e) a brush is dipped in a proper amount of hot molten wax to disperse on the surface of the hardwood furniture in a dot manner; (f) the surface of the hardwood furniture is baked by a hot air gun; and cotton cloth is used for uniformly wiping when melting the wax; (g) redundant wax condensed on the surface of the hardwood furniture is scraped off by a flat shovel; and (h) the cotton cloth is used for wiping with strength in the grain direction until no redundant wax exists. The hardwood furniture waxing method can realize better gloss and better decoration effect.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of waxing hardwood furniture, in particular to a waxing method for hardwood furniture. technical background [0002] Hardwood furniture is made of high-quality mahogany, sandalwood, and huanghuali wood. It was very developed in the Ming and Qing dynasties. Most of the hardwood furniture is dense and solid, with elegant and quiet colors and vivid and gorgeous patterns. Waxing the furniture surface can retain the unique luster of logs. Feel, feel and breath, improve furniture surface gloss, texture prominence, etc. After waxing, a wax film is formed on the surface of hardwood furniture, which plays a dual role of protection and decoration, and prolongs the service life of furniture. [0003] With the continuous destruction of forest resources, mahogany hardwood furniture is increasingly in short supply, and miscellaneous hardwoods gradually occupy the market, including oak, birch, beech, etc., but these hardwo...

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Problems solved by technology

Most of the wax used in the traditional waxing process is beeswax. With the progress and development of society, it cannot meet the requirements of modern hardwood furniture.

Beeswax is easy to emulsify and has good mutual solubility, but beeswax has high viscosity and high flexibility, and high content of beeswax will lead to a decrease in the surface hardness of the wax film; paraffin wax is low in cost, high in yield, and easy to obtain, but too high in paraffin content will lead to glossy wax film poor sex