A few months back Andris came up with the idea that we should make our own "relic wax" to use for protecting our relics and collectibles from further rusting and deteriorating.
Microcrystalline waxes and a tiny bit of resins was blended to a suitable consistency and suddenly we had a lot of it. It was made way too much for our own use so some jars and labels was produced and we can now offer this wax for all you collectors as well.
The wax is best applied in a thin layer and it will dry hard quickly and then you buff it using a soft cloth or just your fingers. For larger items I have diluted the wax with white spirits until a milky like consistency and applied it with a brush before buffing it.
The wax is offered in a 15 ml and a 50 ml jar and a little goes a long way.
Here you ll find the 15ml jar:
HobbyHistoricaWax 15ml
Microcrystalline waxes and a tiny bit of resins was blended to a suitable consistency and suddenly we had a lot of it. It was made way too much for our own use so some jars and labels was produced and we can now offer this wax for all you collectors as well.
The wax is best applied in a thin layer and it will dry hard quickly and then you buff it using a soft cloth or just your fingers. For larger items I have diluted the wax with white spirits until a milky like consistency and applied it with a brush before buffing it.
The wax is offered in a 15 ml and a 50 ml jar and a little goes a long way.
Here you ll find the 15ml jar:
HobbyHistoricaWax 15ml
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