Anybody used this on shafts??????
Renaissance wax
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Have one on the shelf - have not tested it yet - but in a week or two I hopefully can give you a better feedback.
The "advert" on the box promise a lot of course - but that don't need to make it right
Many snooker players and manufacturers do however use wax and oil to maintain the finnish of the cue https://www.parriscues.com/home.html
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The "advert" on the box promise a lot of course - but that don't need to make it right
Many snooker players and manufacturers do however use wax and oil to maintain the finnish of the cue https://www.parriscues.com/home.html
K
Renaissance Wax
That's some good stuff. It has very mild abrasive qualities and really makes things slick on machine surfaces. I tried it on shafts and it started out ok but over time, not that slick. I don't recommend it for that. I do think it's a great product for maintaining the finish though.
That's some good stuff. It has very mild abrasive qualities and really makes things slick on machine surfaces. I tried it on shafts and it started out ok but over time, not that slick. I don't recommend it for that. I do think it's a great product for maintaining the finish though.
It's the bomb!!!
Renaissance wax has no abrasive qualities and works great for cue finishes, leather wraps and shafts with proper burnishing. I've used everything and this is the one.
http://www.restorationproduct.com/renwaxinfo.html
Renaissance wax has no abrasive qualities and works great for cue finishes, leather wraps and shafts with proper burnishing. I've used everything and this is the one.
http://www.restorationproduct.com/renwaxinfo.html
Rennaissance wax
What do you mean proper Burnishing Tommy .T.???
What do you mean proper Burnishing Tommy .T.???