I've used it. I had to google my user ID + Howard's RAF to find some of the old posts describing my own particular method with it. Also, if you skim through the top few posts in one of them I linked to instructions for a different method used in Antiques forum that also got some great results. Below is a link to the GW posts.

Here is a link that might be useful: RAF posts

The manufacturer's website has all the instructions. See link below.

Very important is to buy the correct color to match your furniture. And protect all surfaces, including your hands, as it stains everything.

Here is a link that might be useful: Howard Restor-A-Finish

Thank you both so much. That is exactly what I was looking for.

I found it completely useless after reading all about it here on GW.

My husband uses this stuff regularly- almost like a polish- on our paneling, wood door frames etc. It is nothing like varnish, but it does make scratches less obvious and the wood look richer. I kind of like the new wood smell too.

My husband uses this stuff regularly- almost like a polish- on our paneling, wood door frames etc. It is nothing like varnish, but it does make scratches less obvious and the wood look richer. I kind of like the new wood smell too.