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#231858 06/10/11 07:00 AM
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Hi all, has anyone ever used this product?

http://www.flitz-polish.com/index.php?page=Product.Product&externalId=1406

If so what were the results? Any good? Nice Shine?

Thanks as always!

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dries quickly to a hard finish.

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Thanks! What kind of a shine does it leave?

I'm looking for a good wax to use on bbls.

Thanks again!

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Sorry, I was thinking of Ren wax

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I've used this product for years. I dries very hard,is impervious to water(I've hunted with guns in the rain with it protecting them) and it leaves a very nice shine. You can use this wax on the wood as well as the metal.
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I have not used this product but have used an automotive wax called Collinite good stuff works for me !

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I used to use Flitz on a Nickel Colt SAA I had, along with some knife bolsters. If my memory serves me well, I believe its uses were restricted to nickel and silver. This product came in a tube like toothpaste and was more "liquidy" than what you'd usually associate with wax. Based on these things I would think that the Flitz product at the site you give is a new formula(?)

For the past 10 years or so, I've stood by Renaissance Wax. A little pricey, but well worth it in my humble opinion. A good thing to remember when weighing the cost is that a very little goes a very long way.

Best Regards - Marc


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