Restoring old wood scales
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Restoring old wood scales
An older fella told me about Howards Feed N Wax. Works magically on wood handles.
SCOTT
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Re: Restoring old wood scales
I’m on a wood carving forum and they use Howard’s Feed and Wax on a lot of carvings. They all swear by it.
Re: Restoring old wood scales
Thanks Scott. Holler if you ever run into any farmer jacks..
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Re: Restoring old wood scales
Thanks for the tip Scott.
I've got an old Case Whaler and a Case rope knife that needs attention.
They're looking pretty tired.
I've got an old Case Whaler and a Case rope knife that needs attention.
They're looking pretty tired.
Tim
Re: Restoring old wood scales
Looking at the active ingredients in the product (paraffins and waxes)
it should work really well.
Bob
it should work really well.
Bob