Description
Renaissance wax was first developed by The British Museum as an acid-free preserving wax which would not damage antique artefacts, unlike many other waxes.
It is especially useful in a jewellery workshop for sealing patinas created by Liver of Sulphur on metal.
It can also be used to prevent the oxidisation of metal, to keep tools from rusting, and as an invisible protective finishing wax on a range of materials from wood and ceramic to polymer clay, resin and leather. Renaissance wax can also be used to protect precious metal and base metal clay from oxidisation once fired.
Suitable for use on furniture, sculptures, antiques, pottery, jewellery, carvings & engravings, ceramics, armour, wood interiors, frames and much more.
Freshens and revives and imparts a soft sheen. Resists liquid spillage.
Supplied in a 65ml jar.
Catalogue Page Number p534










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