Renaissance Wax to Protect Firearms

mdengraver · Dec 19, 2016

Renaissance Wax To Protect Firearms

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dlilazteca · Dec 19, 2016

It works

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Crossbolt · Dec 19, 2016

Commonly used in the vintage British gun trade as I understand it.
I use it on my collection; I find it particularly effective on browned Damascus barrels where it adds a cosmetic sheen without being overly glossy.
Can't go too far wrong with a mixture put together by the British Museum

Jeremy

John B. · Dec 19, 2016

I use Renaissance Wax on all my guns at gun shows. Great protection from " rusty hands."

SamW · Dec 19, 2016

And I mix just a dab of lampblack to the wax before applying to engraving...an easy "inking" process and it also works great to "ink" plastic castings in just seconds.

SamW · Dec 20, 2016

PS...I might add that I will give 2 or 3 coats of the blackened wax until satisfied with the look and then another coat or two of clear. When wiping on the wax I give it a few seconds and then wipe with a paper towel. If left to dry very long it becomes harder to buff to a luster.

This process has kept aluminum engravings nice and shiny for some years (no oxidation).

JJ Roberts · Dec 20, 2016

The Renaissance wax must be good the Queen thinks it

J.J.

Big-Un · Dec 20, 2016

John B. said:
I use Renaissance Wax on all my guns at gun shows. Great protection from " rusty hands."

Works for me at gun shows also. Everyone want to pick the gun up to examine it until they see the price tag!

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