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Gold Brew — Project Size 3 oz

Gold Brew — Project Size 3 oz

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Gold Brew hard wax oil in a 3 oz project-size bottle for small builds, accent pieces, knife handles and trying the finish on your own wood.

Covers up to 60 sq. ft. Allow at least 15 minutes between coats.

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Gold Brew questions

How much area does Gold Brew cover?

The approved reference is approximately 250–300 sq. ft. per 13 oz bottle. Actual coverage varies with species, porosity, preparation and end grain. Use the coverage and size guide to plan your project.

How soon can I recoat, and do I need to sand?

Allow at least 15 minutes between coats. No sanding or scuffing is required between normal coats. See the application guide for the full apply-and-buff workflow.

Does Gold Brew require mixing or ratios?

No separate components or ratios are required. Shake the bottle thoroughly before opening to distribute the formulation evenly.

How do I maintain or refresh the finish?

Clean the wood and buff on a light coat to refresh a worn area, without routine sanding or stripping. Follow the maintenance and care instructions.

What if Gold Brew thickens in cold conditions?

The existing instructions call for a sealed bottle in a warm water bath for a few minutes to restore smooth flow. See the cold-shop guidance and contact us if you remain unsure.

Other sizes and kit options: 13 oz Standard Size · 13 oz Standard Kit · 32 oz Growler

Description & Key Benefits

The New Gold Standard in Wood Finish

Gold Brew was born from a Texas woodworker’s quest for a higher-performing, easy-to-use hard wax oil—one that delivers enhanced protection without hiding the natural character and tactile feel of real wood.

Engineered with patent-pending graphene technology, Gold Brew combines modern materials science with classic hand-rubbed aesthetics. Graphene creates an ultra-durable, moisture-resistant shield that locks out spills and wear while our blend of natural oils and waxes dramatically enhances grain depth and chatoyance.


Formulated to be ultra-low VOC, Gold Brew goes on smooth without harsh metallic dryers, petroleum distillates, or toxic denaturants. It dries clean with a subtle, pleasant aroma in the shop and allows recoating after at least 15 minutes—letting you finish projects faster without sacrificing quality.


Why Woodworkers Choose Gold Brew:

● Patent-Pending Graphene Infusion: Extreme durability, moisture resistance, and enhanced 3D grain pop.
● Clean & Ultra-Low VOC Formula: Non-toxic cured formula with zero harsh chemicals or metallic dryers.
● Fast-Curing Workflow: Buff off and allow at least 15 minutes before recoating.
● Seamless Maintenance: Bonds directly to itself without messy sanding down the road.
● ZERO Mixing: Just shake the easy-to-pour bottle that reseals tight so you get a perfect finish every time.
● Hand-Brewed in Texas: Made in small batches by craftsmen, for craftsmen.

How to Apply & Pro Tips

How to Apply:

1. Prep the Surface: Sand wood to desired grit (lower grits allow more absorption; higher grits produce a higher sheen). Ensure the surface is clean, dry, and dust-free.
2. Shake Well: Shake the bottle thoroughly before opening to evenly distribute the graphene and wax formulation.
3. Apply to Applicator: Pour a small amount directly onto an applicator pad or cloth—avoid pouring directly onto raw wood—for even distribution.
4. Buff In: Work the finish into the wood grain using firm, circular motions, ensuring the surface absorbs the oil evenly.
5. Penetrate & Buff Off: Allow at least 15 minutes for penetration, then thoroughly buff off all excess finish with a clean cotton or microfiber towel. (The surface should feel dry to the touch, not tacky.)
6. Recoat: Allow at least 15 minutes between coats. Apply 2–3 coats for optimal sheen and protection.
7. Full Cure: Functional cure in 24–48 hours; full chemical cure in 7–14 days depending on environment and wood species.


Pro Tips for Best Results:


● Thirsty End Grain: Apply a generous first coat on end grain or porous hardwoods to ensure even absorption.
● Microfiber Finish: For an ultra-smooth, silky feel, do a light final buff with a fresh microfiber cloth between coats.
● Higher Sheen: Gold Brew pairs exceptionally well with a power buffer and a microfiber pad if you're chasing that next-level sheen.
● Cold Shop Care: If the product thickens in a cold workshop, place the sealed bottle in a warm water bath for a few minutes to restore smooth flow.
● Maintenance Made Easy: To touch up worn areas down the road, simply clean the wood and buff on a light coat—no sanding or stripping required.

Specs, Safety & SDS

Specs:


● Finish: Natural satin / hand-rubbed sheen
● Coverage: 250–300 sq. ft. per 13 oz bottle (varies by wood density and grit)
● Purity: Non-toxic cured formula • Ultra-Low VOC • Patent-Pending


Safety:


● Do not ingest — product is not a beverage.
● Oil-soaked rags may spontaneously combust. Lay flat outdoors to fully dry before disposal.
● Store in a cool, dry place.


Downloads:

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Larry Runk - Good Boy Carving

I’ve been searching for a product to increase workflow efficiency. I completed two orders this weekend and the gold brew worked great on an ash and cherry carving. Easy to apply, was able to work into deep lines without any buildup and cure time is much better than tung oil. A little more testing on walnut needed but I’m close to Gold Brew exclusive.

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Anonymous

Ordering, delivery, were great. Instructions are clear and easy to understand. I'm between projects right now, but am anxious to try it out.

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Meredith Baker

Great product 👍

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Mike Medley

I cannot seem to get the mixture to consistently be in a liquid form. There is always some, more solid matter at the top of the container that does not stay part of the solution.