First of all it is advisable to always use rubber gloves and masks when handling chemicals and always in a ventilated area. If the cabinet has woodworm a very effective remedy is to treat it with turpentine oil or formalin (sold at pharmacies) any of these products can be applied by using a syringe and introducing a little of the product to each of the holes.

This treatment is carried out twice to make sure it is effective. Each time you perform the operation cover the furniture with plastic and leave it a week before the next injection, the next step would be to spray it with xilamon or any similar product (antixilofago) and then proceed to plug the holes with a plaster or wax the same color as the Restaurant Chairs, there are a few bars of wax of different colors for this, but if you do it yourself dissolve beeswax in hot water bath and stir in colored ground (sold in drugstores as closely specialized furniture color) when the color completely dissolves remove from heat and allow to harden, then proceed to plug the holes. If you want to give your Restaurant Booths a natural wax doing the same but remove from heat and when add a little warm spirits of turpentine to make it a creamy paste. Although the cream does not last for more than a few months in the furniture it is easy to create it again and to reapply when needed.

If you want to give a patina of antique to your Restaurant Furniture try this: a box silicone-free natural wax (can be color) and a bit of asphalt; mix well and rub all sizes into all of the furniture nooks and crannies with a brush to make it look older and antiquated. Then buff the furniture with a dry cloth.