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Here is something that might interest you guys with the age old question about what to use on your collector grade guns for protection. I found this blog over on another gun site and thought I would share for comments.
http://www.vintageveloce.com/2014/05/metal-and-gun-protectants-revisited.html
His conclusion was Quote" In short, I really wasn’t impressed with Renaissance Wax, but EEZOX and Break Free Collector performed well.
I’m using EEZOX on all my metal now. I will continue to use Renaissance Wax on the wood."
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Very informative. Looks like I should be getting some EEZOX. The next question is where to find it.
Hope someone at the BBHC watches this video. It is my understanding that they use Renessance Wax on all their firearms.
I am a little disappointed , but grateful to hear about the test on the Wax. I did think it would would be penetrated by solvents It would be too good to be true to be the perfect protect-all. I still think it is good for the wood. I have heard about EEZOX lately , but have not seen it , so if anyone knows where to get it in Canada please post
I just checked an automotive supply shop where I live and they had no info on Eezox here in Ontario. The search continues.
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Win38-55 said
I just checked an automotive supply shop where I live and they had no info on Eezox here in Ontario. The search continues.
It is a bit hard to find, I had to mail order it since there were no dealers close to me.
http://www.eezox.com/dealers.html
It is worth the hassle as it seems to dry and really protect the metal with a protective coating. It does smell a bit weird though and should be applied in a well ventilated area.
Regards,
WACA Life Member #6284 - Specializing in Pre-64 Winchester .22 Rimfire
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