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Liberon Palette Wood Dye

5 types £10.95

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Liberon Superior Danish Oil

2 types from £12.95

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Liberon Hard Wax Oil

4 types from £35.95

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Liberon Knotting Pale

2 types from £7.95

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Liberon Spirit Wood Dye

2 types £10.95

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Liberon Quick Drying Tung Oil

2 types from £18.95

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Liberon Retouch Crayons

4 types £8.95

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Liberon Bison Paste Wax

3 types £13.95

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Liberon Steel Wire Wool

3 types from £4.95

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Liberon 3 Part Touch Up Pen

3 types £12.95

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Liberon Teak Oil With UV

2 types from £12.95

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Liberon High Resistance Floor Varnish

2 types £35.95

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Liberon Natural Finish Stone Floor Sealer

£19.95

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Liberon Wax and Polish Remover

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Liberon Superior Danish Oil

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Liberon Stone Floor Wax

£19.95

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Liberon Boiled Linseed Oil

£16.95

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Liberon Tack Cloth

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Liberon Liming Wax

2 types from £12.95

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Liberon Decking Oil

£29.95

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Liberon Patinating Wax

£16.95

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Liberon Superior Decking Stain

4 types £44.95

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Liberon Laminate Repair Sticks

£8.95

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Liberon Bronze Liming Brush

£17.95

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Liberon Wood Care Products

Liberon

Our Range of Liberon Wood Care Products

Our range of Liberon wood care products represents over a century of expertise in wood finishing, restoration, and protection. Liberon has built an exceptional reputation among antique restorers, furniture makers, and woodworking professionals who demand premium quality finishes and specialist wood treatments. At TooledUp.com, we stock an extensive selection of Liberon's finest offerings, including their renowned oils and treatments, preparation and repair products, waxes with coloured finishes and decorative effects, wood dyes, and stone care solutions.

Liberon's product range is characterised by traditional craftsmanship combined with modern formulation technology. Our selection includes their superior Danish oil for deep wood nourishment, teak oil with UV protection for outdoor applications, and quick-drying tung oil for food-safe finishes. The preparation range features essential products like wax and polish removers, knotting solutions, retouch crayons, and laminate repair sticks that make professional restoration accessible to all skill levels. Whether you're restoring antique furniture, protecting hardwood floors, or maintaining exterior decking, Liberon provides specialist solutions that deliver exceptional, long-lasting results.

The brand's decorative wax range showcases their heritage in fine wood finishing, with products including bison paste wax for traditional polishing, patinating wax for aged effects, and liming wax for highlighting wood grain. Complementing these are their palette and spirit wood dyes for custom colouring, alongside practical accessories like steel wire wool and bronze liming brushes. Liberon also extends their expertise to stone care with dedicated floor wax and natural finish sealers, demonstrating their comprehensive approach to interior surface protection and enhancement.

About Liberon

Liberon was established in the 19th century and has since become synonymous with premium wood care and restoration products. The brand gained particular recognition in specialist antique restoration circles, where their natural waxes and traditional finishes became the gold standard for conservators and furniture restorers. Since 1957, innovation has been a driving force behind Liberon's product development, with the company pioneering the first wooden floor varnish almost 60 years ago—a breakthrough that revolutionised timber floor protection.

Today, Liberon operates as part of the V33 Group and continues to manufacture specialist wood care products that meet rigorous European standards. All Liberon products are subjected to comprehensive laboratory testing to ensure they comply with current UK and EU regulations, guaranteeing they are completely safe for users and the environment. The brand maintains its commitment to quality formulation, using carefully selected natural ingredients alongside modern protective technologies to create products that preserve the beauty and integrity of wood for generations.

Who Uses Liberon Wood Care Products?

  • Antique Restorers and Furniture Conservators – professionals working on period furniture and heritage pieces
  • Cabinet Makers and Joiners – craftspeople creating bespoke furniture and fitted woodwork
  • French Polishers – specialists in traditional wood finishing techniques
  • Flooring Contractors – tradespeople installing and maintaining hardwood and laminate floors
  • Interior Designers and Decorators – professionals specifying finishes for high-end projects
  • Decking Installers and Landscapers – contractors protecting and maintaining exterior timber
  • DIY Enthusiasts and Homeowners – individuals undertaking furniture restoration and wood finishing projects
  • Property Maintenance Professionals – those responsible for preserving timber surfaces in residential and commercial properties

Why Choose Liberon Wood Care Products?

Liberon's reputation for quality is built on over a century of specialisation in wood care formulations. The brand is trusted by professional restorers and conservators who cannot compromise on finish quality or material safety when working with valuable antiques and period furniture. Liberon products are formulated to deliver authentic, traditional finishes whilst incorporating modern protective technologies that enhance durability and ease of application.

The brand's commitment to using premium natural ingredients—including genuine tung oil, boiled linseed oil, and natural waxes—ensures that finishes remain breathable and appropriate for traditional restoration work. This makes Liberon products particularly suitable for heritage conservation where synthetic finishes would be inappropriate. Many professional users appreciate that Liberon formulations are designed to be repairable and maintainable, allowing surfaces to be refreshed and restored over time rather than requiring complete refinishing.

Quality control is central to Liberon's manufacturing process, with all products subjected to rigorous laboratory testing to ensure consistency, safety, and compliance with UK and European standards including COSHH regulations. The brand offers excellent value for professional users, as their concentrated formulations and superior coverage rates mean less product is required per application. Liberon's extensive technical support and application guidance also help ensure optimal results, reducing material waste and project time.

Perfect for Your Job

Liberon wood care products excel across a diverse range of applications and project types. For furniture restoration, their waxes, oils, and repair products provide everything needed to revive worn finishes, fill scratches, match colours, and protect restored pieces. The retouch crayons and touch-up pens are invaluable for concealing minor damage during furniture repairs and property maintenance work.

In floor finishing and maintenance, Liberon's hard wax oil and floor varnish products deliver durable protection for high-traffic timber floors whilst enhancing natural wood beauty. Their floor care range helps protect the life of varnished and pre-varnished floors, masking minor scratches and refreshing worn areas with minimal disruption. For exterior timber protection, products like teak oil with UV filters and decking stains penetrate deeply to prevent water ingress and sun damage, keeping decks, fences, garden furniture, and hot tub surrounds looking pristine for longer.

Liberon products are also ideal for creative wood finishing, where decorative waxes like liming wax and patinating wax can create striking aged effects and highlight timber grain patterns. The comprehensive dye range allows craftspeople to achieve custom colours for bespoke joinery and furniture making. For preparation work, their wax and polish removers, knotting solutions, and wire wool ensure surfaces are properly prepared for finishing, whilst stone care products extend Liberon's expertise to natural and composite stone floor protection.

Types of Liberon Wood Care Products

Oils and Treatments

Liberon's comprehensive oil range includes teak oil with UV protection, superior Danish oil for deep penetration, boiled linseed oil for traditional finishes, quick-drying tung oil for food-safe applications, and hard wax oil combining the benefits of both oil and wax protection systems.

Waxes—Coloured and Effects

The decorative wax range features bison paste wax for traditional furniture polishing, patinating wax for creating authentic aged appearances, and liming wax for highlighting open-grained timbers like oak and ash with distinctive white or coloured effects.

Preparation and Repair Products

Essential preparation items include wax and polish removers for surface preparation, retouch crayons and touch-up pens for concealing scratches, knotting solutions for sealing resinous timber knots, and laminate repair sticks for filling chips and damage in laminate surfaces.

Wood Dyes and Stains

Liberon's colouring range includes palette wood dyes and spirit wood dyes for custom colour matching and enhancement, plus superior decking stain for protecting and beautifying exterior timber with long-lasting weather resistance.

Stone Care Products

Specialist stone floor products include dedicated stone floor wax and natural finish stone floor sealer, designed to protect and enhance natural stone, slate, and composite stone flooring surfaces.

Application Accessories

Supporting products include steel wire wool for surface preparation and distressing, bronze liming brushes for opening timber grain, and buffing accessories for achieving professional polished finishes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Liberon a good brand?

Yes, Liberon is highly regarded as a premium wood care brand with over a century of heritage. The brand is particularly trusted by professional antique restorers, furniture conservators, and specialist craftspeople who require authentic, high-quality finishes. Liberon products are known for their superior formulation using natural ingredients and their ability to deliver traditional finishes that can be maintained and repaired over time.

Where are Liberon products made?

Liberon operates as part of the V33 Group and manufactures products that comply with rigorous European quality and safety standards. All Liberon products are subjected to comprehensive laboratory testing to ensure they meet current UK and EU regulations, including COSHH requirements, guaranteeing they are safe for both users and the environment.

What's the difference between Liberon Danish oil and tung oil?

Liberon's superior Danish oil is a blend of oils and resins that penetrates deeply into timber whilst building a subtle surface protection, making it ideal for general furniture and interior woodwork. Their quick-drying tung oil is a pure natural oil that provides a harder, more water-resistant finish suitable for food-contact surfaces like worktops and salad bowls. Tung oil takes longer to cure but offers excellent durability once fully hardened.

Can Liberon products be used on exterior timber?

Yes, Liberon manufactures several products specifically formulated for exterior use, including their teak oil with UV filters and superior decking stain. These exterior products are designed to penetrate deeply into timber to prevent water ingress and UV damage, whilst enhancing the natural beauty of wood. They're suitable for decking, garden furniture, fences, sheds, and hot tubs exposed to British weather conditions.

Are Liberon waxes suitable for antique furniture?

Absolutely. Liberon built their reputation supplying specialist waxes to professional antique restorers and conservators. Their bison paste wax and other traditional wax formulations use natural ingredients and authentic recipes that are entirely appropriate for period furniture and heritage conservation work. These waxes are breathable, repairable, and can be refreshed or removed without damaging underlying finishes, making them ideal for valuable antiques.

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