Using Wax on Turnings - Chestnut Products Finishing School 4

[@colinball1960]

Great video Terry. I know that there are instructions on the tins but a demo is a lot better👍

[@WoodenItBeNice]

Hi Terry, Great video and explanation of your wax finishes. Take care Terry. Cheers, Huw

[@ChestnutProducts]

Thanks Huw. Hopefully you can see why it takes us so long to get these done!

[@waywoodturnings6664]

Another great video, thanks for sharing. Kind regards Paul

[@Bawdsey64]

Hi Terry Your video is just like your products EXCELLENT! One question, what speed were you buffing at? Cheers Roger

[@ChestnutProducts]

Hi Roger Thank you for that kind comment! I usually buff at around 1100rpm. That's a good starting point, see what you feel comfortable with. Terry

[@avecforte8851]

@@ChestnutProducts How hard do you press when buffing?

[@ChestnutProducts]

@@avecforte8851 A firm, constant contact is required, the large does the work. You shouldn't press hard as this can cause too much heat.

[@Phenrica]

Hi Terry, do you have to store the wax sticks in any particular way? In a sealed container etc. Great instructional vid Cheers Steve

[@ChestnutProducts]

Hi Steve. No, the waxes are solid blocks, to there's no need for any special storage; just somewhere safe and where you'll be able to find them when you want them!

[@steelbubbab1]

Do you have products that are food safe so if i was to use them on a drink wear it would be ok?

[@ChestnutProducts]

You could use Food Safe Finish but it will only hold liquid for a short period of time.

[@brianmccann9769]

Very cold workshop, What effect will this have with your sealers and polishes?.

[@ChestnutProducts]

Slower drying, thicker and harder to use. Damp atmosphere can also cause blemishes in the surface.

[@icespeckledhens]

Can you use the woodturners wax stick on the buffing wheel C? Thanks James

[@ChestnutProducts]

Hi. No, the Woodturner's Stick Wax has beeswax in it and this makes it too soft to use on the wheels. It's liable to smear rather than polish.

[@cgseymour]

IS there a distributor in USA?

[@einarvasvik1507]

Chestnut products

[@linofernandez8908]

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