SHELLAWAX GLOW friction polish

SHELLAWAX GLOW
(WOODTURNERS FRICTION POLISH WITH OOPMH!)

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Shellawax with ATTITUDE

Shellawax Glow is darker than regular Shellawax (a deep honey to tan colour). It is made from a special blend of shellacs and is designed to give more depth and richness to highly figured timbers like fiddleback, birdseye, flame and quilted woods. It will also give more richness and a sense of depth to many other timbers.

Shellawax Glow is identical in use and all other respects to regular Shellawax. It is applied in the same way and has all the same properties. It can also be mixed with Shellawax Cream as an extender and thinner and can be used over EEE-Ultra Shine.

This polish may darken white woods ever so slightly, so it is a good idea to try it on a scrap piece first to make sure it doesn't darken more than you want.

USING SHELLAWAX CREAM AS A SHELLAWAX GLOW EXTENDER
Shellawax Glow can be mixed with Shellawax Cream as an extender. This allows for better use of these products on large turned work and for hand rubbed work. For bowls over (6”) 150mm diam, mix the Cream and Shellawax Glow at the rate of approx 50/50 this will give you a runny cream that will stay on the surface longer and allow you more time to work it into the timber.

Use different mixing rates for various jobs 20% Cream to 80% Shellawax Glow for large platters etc up to 900mm (3’) diam and larger.

SHELLAWAX GLOW AS A THINNER
Use Shellawax as a thinner for Shellawax Cream, which often thickens with use. This will also extend the life of the Cream. The slight colour difference will not effect the colour of Cream when used.

IN ALL CIRCUMSTANCES
THE SECRET TO A BRILLIANT FINISH
IS IN THE PREPARATION.

PLEASE NOTE:
U-Beaut Polishes and their agents, accept no responsibility for problems arising from the use of Shellawax over: any oil, sanding sealer, oil or spirit based dye and stain, water based stain, pre-finish or any other finish - including, polyurethane, lacquer, varnish, French polish, etc.

First time users are advised to experiment on a scrap piece of timber before applying Shellawax to their first work piece. This will give you some insight into how much sanding is needed, how the polish works, best application techniques, etc. (back)

If you are not getting a brilliant finish Don’t blame the polish!

Follow the above instructions and if it’s still not working for you. Try the

Shellawax Problem Solver

With lots more information, hints, tips and fixes for almost any problem you are likely to encounter