Thread: Wax for glue protection

Sorry Arron, but can't help;
but would also appreciate the answer.
Cheers, Crowie

Have never bothered, just don't put too much glue on.

I use the cheapest floor wax I can find - it's going to be taken off anyway. Just clean it up later with white spirits and a toothbrush.

Sounds good Alex. I havent heard of floor wax. I cant find it in our local supermarket. Where do you buy it ?
I also hadnt realised a toothbrush is the perfect size,shape and stiffness for cleaning off.

Thanks
Arron

It used to be everywhere, but not so common now. Mrs. picked the last lot up at Franklins a while back. Once you have a tin, it'll last you forever.

G'day Y'all,
I use a block of Paraffin that I buy in the grocery store. I use on the top of the Ts and the BS to keep them from rusting and it makes the wood slide easy, I use in it mixed up in mineral oil as a finish for food safe projects, I use it on screws in hardwoods. I use it to mask off areas to keep glue or paint in its place and I clean it with lacquer thinner or alcohol, I also use it on the ends of fresh cut timber to keep it from cracking.
Regards
Joe