Gotta try this polish/wax on Your handguns!!!

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Maybe some of you guys have already tried this I don't know .. but it's simply awesome, not at all like flitz or mothers mag, it's not a 'rubbing compound' - it does not take anything off the metal, it is just like waxing your car. A preservative for metals and woods.

Renaissance Wax Polish
 
SQUAREHEAD1 said:
Maybe some of you guys have already tried this I don't know .. but it's simply awesome, not at all like flitz or mothers mag, it's not a 'rubbing compound' - it does not take anything off the metal, it is just like waxing your car. A preservative for metals and woods.

Renaissance Wax Polish
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I have it and it's really good...they use in in the Museum industry to protect valuable artifacts
 
I got it from the first guy :

<Dennis13@aol.com> wrote:


I only ship either via UPS ground or USPS Priority mail...the cost to ship 1 - 65ml can of Renwax is too high...you would be better off buying 2 - 200ml size cans!
However, you can contact the following retailer's in Canada;
Jacques Coulombe Ltee
6815 est, rue Belanger
Montreal, Quebec, Canada H1M3E9
Att: Jacques Coulombe 514-255-9769
or
Jamie at Reliks Swords and Collectibles # 519-686-8763
or
Kathy Walters at Bedrock Supply #780-434-2040/435-3223
or
John at Woodchucker's Supply # 416-241-8654
or
Bill at William Wood-Write ltd. # 519-212-3085


 
Also known as Conservator's Wax. I believe it's available at Lee Valley. I use it when restoring vintage straight razors. It protects both the scales (wood,horn,bone) and the steel when stored for long periods of time. Never put it on a gun - might try it if I was storing for an extended period without use.
 
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