next »

[Eric Fuller]

Perhaps I will just let them bee!

*groan*

That was bad Robert... 

[Robert Yarger]

Oh, so you got that one did you. Well isn't that good for you.  I thought that one might have gone over your head.  Keep up the good work.

[Robert Yarger]

Hey guys,  Did we ever decide anything about this wax.  The United States distributer just contacted me to say that he now had lots of it in stock.  I loved the stuff, but had to pass on it because it was not as slippery for my moving parts, but it was still good for geometircd puzzles.  Were we ever going to include those small trial jars on the website?

Anyway, if anyone is interested, the US Distributer is below.
_________________


RESTORATION PRESERVATION CONSERVATION PRODUCTS
dba/Cutlery Specialties
 The Exclusive U.S. Agent/Wholesale-Distributor since 1993
for Picreator Enterprises Ltd. of London, England.
Manufacturer of 'Renaissance micro-crystalline wax/polish','Vulpex liquid soap','Pre-Lim surface cleaner','Renaissance metal de-corroder','GroomStick archival cleaner'& other unique restoration products used by museums, galleries, professionals, manufacturers, retailers & collectors Worldwide!

Dennis Blaine
6819 S.E. Sleepy Hollow Lane
Stuart, FL. 34997-4757

Phone 772-219-0436
[USA] 1-800-229-5530
Fax 772-219-7674
Email: Dennis13@aol.com
Internet: www.restorationproduct.com (website is 'retail' only)

[Canuck]

Have a look at the 'polishing kits' post   I use the stuff as a finishing touch on my pens because it's unaffected by fingerprints, and it really does a good job of cleaning up a 'soiled' puzzle, but the drawback to it(if there is one) is that it does NOT build up like say a multi lacquer finish.

[Robert Yarger]

Also no UV protection

[Canuck]

Don't go there

[Bernhard Schweitzer]

hello woodworkers

I have no my first experinece with these type of wax ( made for me by one of the former woodworkers of Pelikans workshop) and I can recommand this wax

all the best and be carefull with the bees

Bernhard