Axe Wax Premium Wood Finish - 2oz (60ml) of Quick-Drying Wax for Protecting and Restoring Axes, Knives, Micarta, Cutting Boards, Leather, Antique Furniture, and More

My, what a great job you did! Initially, I was skeptical, but it does exactly what it says it will do. It was used to restore and rehaft two of my Wetterlings axes as well as a Norlund Voyageur hatchet I recently I liked the finish on the handles because they were neither too sticky nor too slick for me to hold. It only takes a little to make a big difference! This product is also very effective on leather. Axe enthusiasts who are serious about their axes will benefit greatly from using this wax.

Karen Ferguson

| Jul 06, 2021

A product like this is one of the best options on the market to protect our knives against any damage we may cause them. Since I haven't found a better product on the market, I use it on all the knives I make.

Rex Howard

| Sep 07, 2020

I don't believe it's Ballistol 40. In any case, it is as It consists of some sort of wax and It would probably be best to leave well enough alone - The steel is wiped down with 40 and the handle rubbed with boiled linseed oil when necessary. A $20 aluminum tin of mystery is a difficult value to discern.

Meghan Braun

| Jul 05, 2021

The tools I use as a firefighter are very important to me, and I take pride in them. It caught my attention on Iron Fox's Instagram (my axe of choice) and I figured I'd give it a try. My reaction to the results is extremely positive! Applies easily, brings out the wood's natural grain, dries fast and doesn't spontaneously combust like BLO, and doesn't ignite when it's wet in the rain! The contents of my mustache are also liberally sprayed with it from time to time (there is no.

Julius Carpenter

| Jun 16, 2021

It is sufficient to sand old finishes off the wood and apply the new finish when it has cooled down. He gets right to the point! Embrace all that excess by buffing it away! Unlike BLO, you have an extremely smooth and well-sealed handle without any tackiness or residue (like you might have if using It is THE tool to own if you enjoy wood handled tools. Great product! You can't go wrong with it!.

Karina Garrison

| Sep 14, 2020

In fact, I use it all the time and it's probably the best product that I have ever used on either wood or The first time I tried it I tried it on my Gransfors axes and it worked flawlessly. Having an easy to use solution that I liked so much that all of my wooden handled tools were treated. My leatherwork also involves some leather pieces, so I tried it out on them. Almost every project now uses it. I hope this stuff remains on the market for a long time to come.

Rosalyn Dyer

| Apr 24, 2021

With just one application of this stuff, I was able to make the next loaf of bread much I have been admiring this product for a while, but I was thinking it was a bit expensive. My experience with it has convinced me that it is well worth every penny. I have seen how little you have to do to get big results. My plan is to buy more if I run out. Next we're going to talk about gardening tools. As I'm sure you'll be as happy with the results too. This stuff is worth buying. It is an investment you will not regret.

Leslie Montgomery

| Mar 21, 2021

In the past year (2019) I have used this wax on an axe and knife handles/blades, leather sheaths, leather belts, and most recently, my winter beard. I am an Oregonian, so buying Oregon-made products makes me happy. It's a bonus to be able to do business with American businesses. The first tin of Axe Wax I bought was directly from the maker's website. I will be ordering another tin from Amazon over In this instance, Hellenkreuz.

Carmelo McKee

| Oct 11, 2020