Fireengines
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I was a bit skeptical when I purchased Dr Kirks Scratch FREEE Woodturners Polishing Wax from Craft Supplies USA.
Over the past few days, I tried in on three acrylic pens and can say this stuff is amazing!
As the instructions say, I sand to 320 grit, apply the wax with a paper towel, buff with a clean rag, and it looks as though I have gone through the entire cycle of Micro-Meshing and polished. I am still trying to figure out what lathe speed works best.
Considering the amount you use for pens, it will last for a very long time.
For better results I still polish with Hut Ultra Gloss Pen Polish.
I have not tried it on wood yet.
Over the past few days, I tried in on three acrylic pens and can say this stuff is amazing!
As the instructions say, I sand to 320 grit, apply the wax with a paper towel, buff with a clean rag, and it looks as though I have gone through the entire cycle of Micro-Meshing and polished. I am still trying to figure out what lathe speed works best.
Considering the amount you use for pens, it will last for a very long time.
For better results I still polish with Hut Ultra Gloss Pen Polish.
I have not tried it on wood yet.
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