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    where is a good source for renaissance wax?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Russel Baldridge View Post
    I've had good experiences using "Briwax", supposed to be just about the same thing as renaissance wax, but cheaper.

    many different processes and products can get you the same end result if you feel like experimenting.
    Yes and Briwax also has its own sealant to apply before the wax. Nice stuff.

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    "where is a good source for renaissance wax?"


    I got mine at the local Rockler, but you can also get it online.

    http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?page=17424

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    I found the renaissance wax at the local Wood Craft store.

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    My answer depends on the wood. I use wax on woods like Cocobolo or Lignum Vitae that don't really require sealing or hardening. On maple, walnut, oak etc. I like to seal with plyurethane (2-3 coats) before waxing. For scales, funiture and other hobbies alike I have found this to be the most durable and rich finish.

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