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High Shine Beeswax Polish
with Carnauba Wax
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This polish has added carnauba wax... Which is a high
melting point vegetable wax secreted by the leaves of an exotic jungle
plant.
This gives a harder, and more shiny finish than plain
beeswax, but does require slightly more effort or 'elbow grease' to
produce a good result.
There is a downside to the increased shine that can be
achieved... The polished surface is harder and can crack or craze with
the natural movement of wooden furniture, as moisture levels change.
It is packed in a flat drum shaped tin with a 'butterfly' or 'wing'
opening key. Contents 90ml.
Some types of tin have a coin groove type of opening facility.
Nominal diameter of container... 90 mm.
A circular label is fitted centrally on the lid and another
label on the underside of the tin contains a warning about the solvent
content of the polish.
Because of this solvent you should test the polish, before
use, on an inconspicuous area.
Written... April 2000, Revised... 13 Aug 2002
