Renaissance Wax

by cedric
(belgium)

QUESTION: Is Renaissance Wax a good method to oil your katana? Give it the same colour and shine as swords oil what is possitive and negative.

ANSWER: Ren Wax is better for long term storage. If the sword is to be a 'user sword' cleaning it off and reapplying is a bit of a pain.

But if you are just want to 'coat and forget' or have the naked blade on display, then nothing else can compare to it.

Hope this helps.

- Paul

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Renaissance Wax

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Oct 24, 2011
Acid free
by: Samuel

it claims it's acid free, apparently it's made from synthetic oils, and not natural ones. it's so delicate that they can use it to preserve photographs and paintings. amazing stuff. if you don't mind paying an arm and a leg :), even then, it goes a long way.

Sep 07, 2008
solvents?
by: Caleb

You sure the solvents in Ren Wax is acid-free, Paul? (just wondering)

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