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I just surface dry the gun, massage on the wax with one rag, let it sit for a few minutes, then wipe with another cloth. And that's it.
Museums use it on any surface, including wood and paint. The whole idea of the wax was to have an easy to apply, non-reactive layer of protection that lasts many years. |
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