Briwax Oil-Free Steel Wool 0000

No oil, much less expensive than the other brand of oilfree steel wool.

I finish my furniture with an oil base finish and then top with wax. This very fine wool does a great job of getting the wax into the hard to read places.

I use it for crafting. Good to have on hand.

It was good match for Briwax and for my project.

Oil free steel wool is the only way to go.

I learned, some time ago, that all Steel Wool is not created equal. Of course, if you shop in big box stores, all youll find is the lower grade bag of briquet-like steel wool which breaks down quickly, leaves splinters in your hands and sometimes scratches the wood, even at 4x0. I discovered Briwax rolls of Steel Wool and Ill never go back to the cheap-o kind again. You cut off sections from a roll (tearing also tears fibers, so a scissors is a necessity). It doesnt leave splinters and does a really great job of bringing down finishes for a second application. I also use it to soften the look of a finish that is a little too shiny. This is the only way to go if youre doing serious woodworking.

I use 4-0000 steel wool for rubbing milk paint finishes to get a worn look this is the best 100 percent oil free I wouldn’t use anything else for the look that I want!

Excellent!

Good stuff!

Good quality steel wool. All Ive ever used is the wool bought from my local BORG. World of difference between that stuff and this.