Thread: Puma-Gold #77

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 .

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.

Originally Posted by Immy

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.

Thank you guys . Where do I go to post questions. I posted my question in wrong place

You post questions in the forum most closely related to the subject matter.

Originally Posted by Martin103

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.

Yea me too. I always wondered about that. I assumed it was some sort of plastic.

Now I know.