Product Care tutorials

wax Removal

*Note: It is best to wear gloves while polishing to prevent further tarnish to the piece and to keep your hands clean from metal residue.

Brass and Stone Products:

Step 1: Use a non-metal object to gently scrape on an angle until wax is cleanly off the surface.

Step 2: Wipe with clean, dry cloth.

Brass Polishing

*Note: It is best to wear gloves while polishing to prevent further tarnish to the piece and to keep your hands clean from metal residue.

Spindle Candle Holder:

Step 1: Begin with the stem and while applying moderate pressure, brush up and down the stem. For a more even polish, rotate the spindle while brushing.

Step 2: Wrap the steel wool around the base, apply moderate pressure, and rotate the base.

*If you wish to polish the bottom of the base, brush in small circular motions until desired finish is achieved.

Step 3: Wrap the steel wool around the top, apply moderate pressure, and rotate the top.

*If there is residue in the top wax catch, use a wooden popsicle stick or tongue depressor that fits the gap to clear the wax.

Step 4: Wipe with clean, dry cloth.

Stacking Candle Holder:

*Note: It is best to wear gloves while polishing to prevent further tarnish to the piece and to keep your hands clean from metal residue.

Step 1: Begin with the votive base and while applying moderate pressure, brush around the base while rotating.

Step 2: Wrap the steel wool around the taper base, apply moderate pressure, and rotate.

Step 3: If there is residue in either wax catch, use a wooden popsicle stick or tongue depressor that fits the gap to clear the wax.

Step 4: Wrap steel wool around a finger that will fit in the wax catch and brush with moderate pressure while rotating the candle holder.

Step 5: Wipe with clean, dry cloth.