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    Hi Guys, wife got me a Puma -Gold #77. It came with a almost flawless coffin . My question is what can I do to maintain the coffin. Clean, wax ect . Thanks for your help .

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    Hello Immy,
    Your question is not in the best section of the forum for getting noticed, as this area is for suggestions on running the site, changes to it etc.,,,,
    A Mod. will come by eventually & move it to the proper location; it could be tomorrow morning though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Immy View Post
    Hi Guys, wife got me a Puma -Gold #77. It came with a almost flawless coffin . My question is what can I do to maintain the coffin. Clean, wax ect . Thanks for your help .
    Im assuming your talking about the wood like coffin razor box. These boxes are made of Durofol. Durofol is a man-made wood material , is using phenolic resin made ​​of compressed wood with grain . The veneer layers are not glued but impregnated with phenolic resin and under high pressure and high temperature pressed . The term is a registered trademark and is derived from the sole producer of this material, the durofol KG, J. Brangs & Co. from Solingen .
    That said i would clean and use a wood wax, renaissance wax or something like that.
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    Thank you guys . Where do I go to post questions. I posted my question in wrong place

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    Quote Originally Posted by Martin103 View Post
    Im assuming your talking about the wood like coffin razor box. These boxes are made of Durofol. Durofol is a man-made wood material , is using phenolic resin made ​​of compressed wood with grain . The veneer layers are not glued but impregnated with phenolic resin and under high pressure and high temperature pressed . The term is a registered trademark and is derived from the sole producer of this material, the durofol KG, J. Brangs & Co. from Solingen .
    That said i would clean and use a wood wax, renaissance wax or something like that.
    Thanks Martin, I always wondered what that material was in those Puma cases. Does so resemble 'real' wood, but is obviously something else.
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    Yea me too. I always wondered about that. I assumed it was some sort of plastic.

    Now I know.
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