Renaissance Gun Stock Wax

Freshens colors and imparts a soft sheen. The thing is, you don't want something on your trap stock that's gonna grab your skin, especially if you're sweating.

Wheellock Pistol,ca. 1590 German Antique guns, Sword

Adjust the formula to get a soft wax that can be painted on with a brush.

Renaissance gun stock wax. List of the best gun stock finish. Using renaissance wax instead of gun oil will beat corrosion issues. Looks like i just bought it.

I'll go along with spitter & grunt on the birchwood casey; It adds to the maintenance of the firearms but, if you’re like me, that’s just part of the enjoyment in owning. Renaissance wax, this is what i use but be sure and work a small area of the stock at a time with the application of the wax and the buff off.

Apply to warmed metal so that the wax will melt and run into all crevices yielding a brushed metal finish. Refined waxes blended to a formula used by the british museum and restoration specialists internationally to revive and protect valuable furniture, leather, paintings, metals, marble, ivory and many other surfaces both housed and exposed to weather. The #1 choice of museums, galleries and professionals worldwide!

This wax has numerous uses as a protective barrier between the hazards that an article might encounter such as from moisture, grime, finger marks, food and drink spills and. I used renaissance wax on my weatherby mark v deluxe rifle today in 300 weatherby magnum caliber. Hot enough to smoke if you want a black finish, a little less for brown.

If multi coat's of the renaissance wax are applied to the face of a cylinder it will cut your clean up time of the face of the cylinder. Additional charges for non free shipping products, products shipping to remote locations, hazmat products, and large or heavy items still apply. You might want to check out the gunsmithing forum for stock restoration discussions.

200010 bw casey complete gun finish kit. I had one forum member recommend a coat of eezox and then a coat of ren wax to finish it off, but i haven't tried this yet. It's made for wood floors.the big yellow can is soooooo much cheaper than the gun stock wax which is nothing more than johnson's in a little bottle at 10 times the price.floor cleaning section !.

It is an excellent product in itself if used on the surfaces it was designed for and is used widely in firearm applications. Birchwood casey walnut wood stain. Renaissance wax is the preferred protective coating of collectors and those that restore antique products.

I prefer the renaissance brand wax. For beauty, renaissace is hard to beat, also collinite carnuba car wax is a great product. Some other microcrystalline waxes intended for conservation use (e.g.

Renaissance wax also contains polyethylene waxes. Developed by the british museum for their collections. Excellent results and fine for the hardware also.

It has a clear finish and is acid free (ph neutral), so will not damage any sensitive materials. Cosmolloid 80h) do not contain these. Flitz has been using carnuba wax in their gun stock wax for years and works well to give a shine to stuff.

To answer your question there is not much point putting anything on a spray. [5] 100g cosmolloid 80h (astor) 25g wax a (a polyethylene wax) ( basf) melt together and pour into 300ml of a high flash point hydrocarbon solvent, then stir constantly. It came out beautiful the blueing and the stock, this rifle is 35 years old.

Museums also use renaissance wax. Renaissance wax was originally developed in the british museum in the 1950's to clean, restore and protect valuable museum objects, art and collectibles. So i use turpentine, boiled linseed oil, bee's wax, japan drier, and paraffin.

And yes, the renaissance brand wax can be used on the wood furniture and the metal whether blued or not. Renaissance wax is much more than a paste wax which would typically be used in woodworking as the final process in applying a finish to cabinetry, a carving or turned piece. Although i think it depends upon your application.

Flitz kg 41501 mixed knife and gun care kit. Watch the video below on how to finish your gunstock using this product: I was so impressed i did my other 5 rifles savage 99f lever action rotary magazine, winchester.

A little bit will go a long way. I've heard of some people using pledge, but i think i'd rather used something a little more gun specific than that. Renaissance wax, it is also good for the metal too.

I've used both and i've had better luck using ballistol for rust prevention. I use it on my 1911's ivory grips, its what the manufacture recommend. Renaissance wax does not leave a filmy residue and when applied properly creates a clear, protective coat over the object.

Add to cart for price. My opinion is use ren wax for storage and to make firearms look pretty. It has a beautiful wood stock with a gloss finish and i was wondering what would be the best products for cleaning and maintianing the stock?

Renaissance wax has a very fine crystalline structure which makes it more water resistant than normal wax. To use, apply with a rag in thin layers. On a hand rubbed oil finish most guys would use a tung oil or boiled linseed oil mix or a tru oil finish.

Renaissance wax also provides excellent protection for storage and the final finish looks much nicer. I know this is a shotgun web sight. I also use it on the wood stock's of all my gun's it seals the wood pores and brings out the grain definition a lot.

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