Renasance (spelling?) wax. Wipe it on and buff within 10 seconds. Works nicely. I got mine at either Rockler or Woodcraft. Goes a long way.
In the US, Woodcraft carries Renaissance Wax. Rockler does not. You can also buy it online from many sources. I assume there are places in Canada that sell it too. Renaissance Wax is made in the UK. It was developed for museum conservation - protecting old stuff.
https://picreator.co.uk/renaissance-wax/
US Distributor:
https://restorationproduct.com/shop/renaissance-wax/
More info from the US Distributor:
https://restorationproduct.com/about/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renaissance_Wax
You don't need much. It has a strong smell when applied, but the smell fades after you buff it out. I use it mostly for protecting tools, especially the hand tools. If I need to apply wax on something in the shop, I use Renaissance Wax out of convenience.
I tried it on finished pens. Rub on, buff out. Sorry I can't give you anything better than, "It seems okay to me." It shines when buffed out. My friends teased me when I told them that I had tried it on CA finished pens, asking me why I would degrade the polished look. Renaissance Wax probably made it less glossy than raw CA finish polished with nine Micro-mesh pads up to 12,000 grit, my usual finish. Honestly, I could not tell the difference between CA and Renaissance Wax'ed CA finishes, but I am not as picky as some people here. It was an experiment, and I stopped using Renaissance Wax on top of CA because it didn't seem to matter.
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Related, but somewhat off topic: I do some pens with CA finish, and others with a wax finish. When I want a wax finish, I use Hut Crystal Coat friction polish. I am not 100% pleased with it, but it works okay. I will definitely try something different when it is used up. I get a shine, but not a high gloss shine. I have seen others get a very high gloss finish with it, and Hut advertises that it yields a high gloss. I have spoken with them about it to get technique hints. I will keep trying until I get that perfect gloss from Crystal Coat, or I run out, whichever comes first.)
