Renaisance wax

Major Tom · 02-15-2023, 08:26 AM

So, I do not have to meticulously remove oil already on the firearm? Just apply wax over it?

Edward Tinker · 02-15-2023, 12:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Major Tom

So, I do not have to meticulously remove oil already on the firearm? Just apply wax over it?

Also, read the directions. You don't want to leave any oil behind, a little won't hurt, but don't over think it.

wipe it DRY and apply wax, then lightly buff...

Eugen · 02-24-2023, 11:24 AM

I really like Renaissance wax. Its clearish and easy to apply and to wipe off any excess. Unlike other presevative products, it is ph neutral. Only a little is necessary so while expensive a can goes a long way. Think of Kroil oil. That's another great product that is expensive, but also indispensable and a can lasts a long time. Lastly, one can use this wax on metal, leather and also wood.

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02-24-2023, 11:24 AM	#3
Eugen User Join Date: Apr 2016 Location: Newburgh,IN Posts: 797 Thanks: 403 Thanked 640 Times in 339 Posts	I really like Renaissance wax. Its clearish and easy to apply and to wipe off any excess. Unlike other presevative products, it is ph neutral. Only a little is necessary so while expensive a can goes a long way. Think of Kroil oil. That's another great product that is expensive, but also indispensable and a can lasts a long time. Lastly, one can use this wax on metal, leather and also wood. __________________ “God created war so that Americans would learn geography.” ― Mark Twain

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