I wonder why? I mean, wax is pretty darn forgiving. Something to do with attacking the glue maybe? Yet other veneered objects are often waxed. Call me skeptical, but I get the feeling this has more to do with covering their arses 'just in case' rather than being based on any actual testing"Product details
Door requires finishing using water based paint, stain or varnish. These doors are not suitable for treatment with any type of oil, wax or polish"
I suspected as much!There's a lot on the net that says those warnings are like "this products may contain nuts".
And wax is just wax, once the solvent has evaporated, so is surely harmless.Its down to the chip board core soaking up the oil and dissolving the glue. Danish oil dries hard, so is not the same as a conventional oil. I oiled mine and had no problems
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