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This was a lab stirrer variable speed in another life with a 50mm mop been using it for fifteen yrs and the two pics of the Liberon Carnauba Wax Sticks the 15 yr old one and a new replacement when? Talk about economy every pen I make gets Liberonned.

Peter.:thumbs::thumbs:
 

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Clothahump

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Hi


Nice to see.
looks very economical how many pens per gram of polish do you think she does.

Regards

mark
 
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Nice job Peter and the cost per pen has got to be down there with chips :thumbs:
 
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Still plenty of life in the old dog yet Peter, but i believe that the Liberon Carnauba Wax Stick will out live most of us in here going by the time that you have been using it and to how much is left .. :ciggrin:
 
Penpal

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Clothahump said:
Hi


Nice to see.
looks very economical how many pens per gram of polish do you think she does.

Regards

mark
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Certainly the most cost effective stuff I have ever used I do smile when someone says but that cost so and so amortise these things then assess. Wish my SUV would be so cheap to run.

Peter.:thumbs:
 
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My mate and me both use the Horse Hair Brush at 60 plus dollars wow I thought immediately thats dynamite I bought a cheap drill press to use it with black Bison Polish another sharp intake of reasoning then the magic commenced absolutely beautiful finishing on hand carved Burl, turned most anything etc. Liberon scares the socks off you but the results are blinding good. My Pro mate uses a product made in Sydney by the 20 litres by Marigold that I introduced him to he sprays all his turned stuff with it it builds covers comes in many cuts from full gloss to matte.From 1972 till I closed my photo studio all my school pics 400 to 600 at a time were all sprayed with this laquer designed for the photo industry long before. We used a vibrator spray and their thinners, the timber guys picked up on this and got into it already.Sticky fingered drink spilling kids make great test pilots.

Like the Fly spray fellas used to say when you are on a good thing stick to it. In the house business its location in turning its finish finish.

Kind regards Peter.:thumbs:
 
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