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Who sells Ren Wax?
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Hey Bama, I know know one carries it here but I bought some on ebay last year. I think I payed around 8 bucks before shipping. It comes originally from England. It is the real deal when it comes to gettin that shine you want for pictures. And a little goes a long way. It'll last a man forever. Sorry, wish I had more info.

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I know Glen at I Like Knives, an AAPK store carries it, but I did not see it in his store. You can try to get ahold of him or Jantz carries it all the time. I like buying the real big can.
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BamaFatman wrote:Who sells Ren Wax?
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Yeah, I looked there Hukk because he used to sell it.

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singin46 wrote:Yeah, I looked there Hukk because he used to sell it.

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Looks like he may be out, never hurts to try. I buy the big can for about $23.00 when I place an order at Jantz. Shipping is $8.95 for the first $100.00 and then a $1.00 for each $100. So if you're just buying Ren Wax, then the ebay deal Ken posted looks good with the free shipping. For me, ordering $200.00+ or so, it's a better deal to get it there, basically it rides for free when I place an order. ::shrug::
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Great,,,, Thanks gang for all the help , I love this place , you can get an answer to most anything in a short period of time. ::tu::
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Fatman, I recommend the eBay seller Art Acquisitions. I've bought the large can with the free shipping and it is the best deal I've found anywhere. His shipping is fast also. You can put it on anything and it is non-abrasive and won't remove any knives with blade etching. I use it on wood, leather etc. and on blades it provides a protective coating to help seal against moisture. Gives a nice shine to any handle.
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