RENAISSANCE WAX
For over forty years, RENAISSANCE WAX polish from England has
been the #1 choice of major museums, art galleries and institutions
for the preservation of the precious pieces. The British Museum
approved manufacture of this extra-ordinary wax/polish for its own
use and for distribution to the public.
SAFE FOR ALL THESE MATERIALS:
Wood - Raw & Finished, Leather, Parchment & Paper, Metal - Silver,
Silver plate, Gold, Copper & Copper Alloys (Bronze, Brass, Tin, Zinc,
German Silver, Nickel), Lead & Pewter, Iron & Iron Alloys, Tin & Tin
Alloys, Damascus; Stone, Marble, Onyx, Limestone, Granite, Brick,
Tile, Terrazzo, Obsidian, Alabaster; Gems, Glass, Porcelain,
Holloware, Bone, Ivory, Horn, Shell & Mother-of-Pearl, Gutta Percha,
Dammars; Gilding & Gold Leaf, Patinas, Enamel, Lacquer, Japanning,
Cloute, Pose d'Or, Pique Point, Varnish, Marbleizing, Stains &
Artificial Graining; Plastics, Formicas, Paints, Polyvinyl Acetates,
Esters of Polymethyacrylic, Polycyclohexanones, Fiberglas Epoxy
Resins, and much more!
USEFUL FOR ALL THESE PRODUCTS:
Furniture - Antique & New; Sculpture, Porcelain, Pottery & Ceramics;
Cutlery Knives, Swords, Armor; Jewelry, Carvings, Antiquities,
Bibelots, Hardware, Wood Interiors, Fine Books, Clocks, Paintings,
Oils, Acrylics, Gouaches, Tempera, Alkyds, Pastels, Oil Sticks,
Martins Dyes, India Inks, Photographic Prints, Carvings, Engraving,
Scrimshaw, Architectural Ornaments, and much more.
WHO USES RENAISSANCE WAX:
UK: British Museum, Victoria & Albert Museum, Royal Armories
(Tower of London in London & Leeds, National Army Museum,
Imperial War Museum, the Wallace Collection, H.M. the Queen's
Royal Armorer (at Marlborough House), the Guards Museum
(Wellington Barracks), the Gurkha Museum (Winchester), the Military
Museums at Aldershot, Royal Green Jackets Regimental Museum,
the Gunsmith at Chatham Historic Dockyard (Kent), the Johnny
Armstrong Gallery, and Museum of Border Arms & Armor (Scotland),
National Museum of Antiquities of Scotland. Belgium: Musee Royal de
l'Armee et d'Histoire Militaire-Brussels. USA: Gunsmith at Colonial
Williamsburg, the Smithsonian, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Academy
of Art-Honolulu, Texarcana College-Bladesmithing & Metallurgy,
Rockfeller Restorations, and many more institutions around the world
A small dab goes a long way, unlike most waxes that need generous
application. Use a minimal amount of RENAISSANCE WAX, rub lightly,
and buff if a gloss is desired. Airtight container keeps wax in perfect
condition; always spreadable, no caking or drying out; indefinite shelf
life; no "polish smell;" no added fragrance to endanger material.
To purchase RENAISSANCE WAX, please visit Renninger’s Antiques
Market, Adamstown, Pa-Booths B14 and B24 or contact Len Possoff
at 215-275-0870 or poss71@verizon.net
For over forty years, RENAISSANCE WAX polish from England has
been the #1 choice of major museums, art galleries and institutions
for the preservation of the precious pieces. The British Museum
approved manufacture of this extra-ordinary wax/polish for its own
use and for distribution to the public.
SAFE FOR ALL THESE MATERIALS:
Wood - Raw & Finished, Leather, Parchment & Paper, Metal - Silver,
Silver plate, Gold, Copper & Copper Alloys (Bronze, Brass, Tin, Zinc,
German Silver, Nickel), Lead & Pewter, Iron & Iron Alloys, Tin & Tin
Alloys, Damascus; Stone, Marble, Onyx, Limestone, Granite, Brick,
Tile, Terrazzo, Obsidian, Alabaster; Gems, Glass, Porcelain,
Holloware, Bone, Ivory, Horn, Shell & Mother-of-Pearl, Gutta Percha,
Dammars; Gilding & Gold Leaf, Patinas, Enamel, Lacquer, Japanning,
Cloute, Pose d'Or, Pique Point, Varnish, Marbleizing, Stains &
Artificial Graining; Plastics, Formicas, Paints, Polyvinyl Acetates,
Esters of Polymethyacrylic, Polycyclohexanones, Fiberglas Epoxy
Resins, and much more!
USEFUL FOR ALL THESE PRODUCTS:
Furniture - Antique & New; Sculpture, Porcelain, Pottery & Ceramics;
Cutlery Knives, Swords, Armor; Jewelry, Carvings, Antiquities,
Bibelots, Hardware, Wood Interiors, Fine Books, Clocks, Paintings,
Oils, Acrylics, Gouaches, Tempera, Alkyds, Pastels, Oil Sticks,
Martins Dyes, India Inks, Photographic Prints, Carvings, Engraving,
Scrimshaw, Architectural Ornaments, and much more.
WHO USES RENAISSANCE WAX:
UK: British Museum, Victoria & Albert Museum, Royal Armories
(Tower of London in London & Leeds, National Army Museum,
Imperial War Museum, the Wallace Collection, H.M. the Queen's
Royal Armorer (at Marlborough House), the Guards Museum
(Wellington Barracks), the Gurkha Museum (Winchester), the Military
Museums at Aldershot, Royal Green Jackets Regimental Museum,
the Gunsmith at Chatham Historic Dockyard (Kent), the Johnny
Armstrong Gallery, and Museum of Border Arms & Armor (Scotland),
National Museum of Antiquities of Scotland. Belgium: Musee Royal de
l'Armee et d'Histoire Militaire-Brussels. USA: Gunsmith at Colonial
Williamsburg, the Smithsonian, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Academy
of Art-Honolulu, Texarcana College-Bladesmithing & Metallurgy,
Rockfeller Restorations, and many more institutions around the world
A small dab goes a long way, unlike most waxes that need generous
application. Use a minimal amount of RENAISSANCE WAX, rub lightly,
and buff if a gloss is desired. Airtight container keeps wax in perfect
condition; always spreadable, no caking or drying out; indefinite shelf
life; no "polish smell;" no added fragrance to endanger material.
To purchase RENAISSANCE WAX, please visit Renninger’s Antiques
Market, Adamstown, Pa-Booths B14 and B24 or contact Len Possoff
at 215-275-0870 or poss71@verizon.net
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