Renaissance Wax
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Overview
Renaissance Wax
Would you like to protect the knives and swords in your collection from moisture and finger marks? Then try this micro-crystalline wax polish. It's a blend of refined waxes used by the British Museum and international restoration specialists to revive and protect valuable metals, furniture, leather, paintings and more. It freshens surfaces and dries hard instantly. 200 ml. (7 oz.) Use sparingly! A little goes a long way.
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- Country of Origin
- England
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Q What is Renaissance Wax used for? Common Question
A micro-crystalline wax polish used to protect and revive metals, leather, wood, paintings, and similar surfaces from moisture and fingerprints.
Q Is it suitable for swords and knives? Common Question
Yes. It is commonly used on sword and knife blades to add a protective, dry, hard finish that resists moisture and handling marks.
Q How much product do I need to use? Common Question
Use sparingly—only a thin film is needed, as a little goes a long way.
Q What is the container size? Common Question
200 ml (approximately 7 oz).
Q Does it dry tacky or hard? Common Question
It dries hard almost instantly, leaving a clear, dry protective layer.
Q Where is it made? Common Question
England.
Q Can I use it on leather scabbards and grips? Common Question
Yes, it can be used on leather to freshen the surface and add a protective barrier. Test first on an inconspicuous area.
Q How should I apply it? Common Question
Apply a very thin coat with a soft cloth, allow it to haze, then buff lightly to a dry, clear sheen.
Q Is sharpening affected by the wax on blades? Common Question
No. Apply after sharpening and cleaning; it provides protection without altering the edge.
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