Renaissance Wax?

[Doc H]

Anyone use a product called Renaissance Wax? It's used in a number of museums as a preservative finish, particularly for wood. Supposedly has no acidic properties and produces a long-lasting finish; might be good for interior wood?...

Doc H.

[SW03ES]

Never heard of it. Worth a shot on the wood, I wouldn't use it on the paint.

[Doc H]

Found some info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renaissance_Wax

I tried it and it works great on everything I've used it on; would be pretty pricey for a car exterior though, and I expect there are probably more modern formulations for auto paint.

Doc H.

[mburnickas]

on autopia site, per the magic 8-ball, "things do not look good"...aka not much out there.

[SW03ES]

For instance I use Pledge on the wood.

If it works on wood...it works on wood.