wizical
Member
Where can I find TSW, and when is it applied to a pen. thank you
where can I find
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LostintheWoods
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TSW is available from Arizona Silhouette, and if not mistaken, instructions for its use are on the website, as well.
greenmtnguy
Local Chapter Leader
I just checked. Instructions are there as well.
wizical
Member
thanks
the directions imply that you need to buff with a clean buffing wheel, i probably cannot use the beall buffing wheels, i have to buy a seperate one.
and what does TSW do exactly? I have never used it before
the directions imply that you need to buff with a clean buffing wheel, i probably cannot use the beall buffing wheels, i have to buy a seperate one.
and what does TSW do exactly? I have never used it before
wdcav1952
Activities Manager Emeritus
Kevin,
TSW is a protective wax coating. It is not part of your finish in that it won't improve a poor finish. Think furniture wax on a table as an example. It really helps punch up your finish and to keep finger prints off the finish.
TSW is a protective wax coating. It is not part of your finish in that it won't improve a poor finish. Think furniture wax on a table as an example. It really helps punch up your finish and to keep finger prints off the finish.
DonWood
Member
TSW and Ren Wax
How does TSW compare with Ren. Wax - Better?, same?
Thanks for the info.
How does TSW compare with Ren. Wax - Better?, same?
Thanks for the info.
wdcav1952
Activities Manager Emeritus
Don,
How does Coke compare to Pepsi? :biggrin:
They serve pretty well the same function of protection Ren wax smells of the petroleum base from which it is made, while TSW reminds one of a pina colada.