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Stained Glass Finishing Compound - 12 oz

Stained Glass Finishing Compound - 12 Oz

$18.95 USD
Item# 5515
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Product Features

  • Protects and polishes your glass art
  • 100% pure carnauba wax for a deep luster on metal surfaces
  • 12 oz. shake and squirt bottle

Product Description

100% pure carnauba wax, the hardest wax available, comes in a shake and squirt bottle. Remove tarnish and residue on your solder lines while giving glass, solder and came a deep luster. Protects and adds a professional touch to all stained glass work. The 12 oz. bottle finishes more than 400 sq. ft. This item cannot be shipped air.

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Pros : Highly recommend this product to shine, polish and bring that glass project out of the dull finished stage. It makes all the seams of your solder shine and look like metal.
Cons : Hard to get out of cracks. Keep lots of handy tools around - a big soft brush, old toothbrush, toothpicks, Q-tips, etc.
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Pros : Gives a wonderful shine to finished pieces. Protects the solder lines. Wouldn't dream of installing a project without using this product as a final step.
Cons : None.
Other Thoughts : Easy to use. Remove excess wax along edges of solder with Q-tips. Great product.
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  •   Fabulous product!
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Pros : I love this finishing compound. It cleans any remaining gunk...glue, marker lines, whatever....from the glass. Both the glass and your solder lines shine after a good polishing with this compound.
Cons : It removes a little of the patina. Black comes out a pretty gunmetal color. Copper on the other hand really brightens and shines.
Other Thoughts : It's a little hard to get the residue out of small pieces and tight areas. I've found using a dampened Q-tip works wonders. Don't kid yourself, though. The wonderful shine comes from elbow grease as well as the Finishing Compound!
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