Mommoth Tooth Handles - Maintenance?

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Mommoth Tooth Handles - Maintenance?

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Can I get some recommendations on how to take care of mammoth tooth knife handles? This is a user knife (light use during camp outs) and I want to keep it in good shape and shiny between uses.

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a little paste wax and don't drop it and it'll be good as long as you're alive.
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Re: Mommoth Tooth Handles - Maintenance?

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Thanks Muskrat Man!

Is Renaissance wax a paste wax? I've read a lot of good things about it on this forum, but not a lot of details on exactly what it is used for.
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REN-Wax will do good ::nod::
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Yes, Ren-wax is good. Make sure to use a very light coat and avoid filling cracks if there are any. Thick residues of Ren-wax can be difficult to remove and very difficult to remove once it gets into a small crack. Use light coats and it is excellent. ::tu:: ::tu::
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Thanks Guys! ::tu::

I also have a wood handled knife, actually 3,000 year old bog oak. I assume Ren-wax is good for that also? Seems like you can even use it on blades and bolsters.
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You can put REN-WAX on anything ::nod::
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I always figured they had been around for thousands of years, they could make it a couple more! :)
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