Streaks, streaks, and more streaks
I gave this friction polish a thorough tryout on turned wooden bowls and found it not up to the job. No matter how I applied it, it would form streaks of wax on my wooden turnings that were impossible to smooth out with any amount of pressure with a buffing cloth with the lathe running at high speed. The only way to get rid of the streaks was to buff them out with a pad with white diamond abrasive and then use carnuba wax on another buffing pad.<br /><br />I tried this product on several projects, as did my colleagues in my shop, and we all had the same problem. In the end, I went back to Shellawax, which does not leave streaks when buffed at high speeds. (I have no proprietary interest in any finishing agents).
Rating: 2 stars