Furniture care

Has the rosewood table or bookcase faded and dried up, then fresh it up again with Sterling Rosewood Oil. Sterling Rosewood Oil cleans and gives oiled, untreated or matt lacquered rosewood a natural shine. At the same time as the surface is cleaned, the wood is given colour and fresh nourishment.

Please note that the oil is not intended for lacquered wood. If the furniture is lacquered, then use one of our other products.

If the furniture for many years has been regularly oiled, it may be necessary to clean the wood completely. Apply some mineral turpentine onto a cloth and rub along the grain of the wood. Let the furniture dry before oil treatment is started.

Note! Always try the product on a non visible area to test the result. The cloth should be discarded after use.

If you are unlucky to have some blotches, circles or similar damages, remove them by soaking fine steel wool with the oil and grinding along the length of the grains in the tree until the stains are gone. Note that “normal” household steel wool can not be used as they will scratch the wood. Excess oil is wiped off and then use a stiff bristle brush thoroughly, also along the length of grains, until the oily dust has come out of the wood’s pores. The day after treat with a thin layer of oil as described above.