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Monthly Archives: January 2014
Our Tampico Bristle Brushes are designed for Polishing
We’ve been asked on numerous occasions if the brushes that we carry are for wax application. The simple answer is “no”. They are Wax Polishing/Buffing Brushes. These natural bristle brushes are entirely hand made and are used by the trade … Continue reading
Accept NO Substitutes for Briwax
There is no substitute for Briwax, as many of you have found out. Briwax is the premier finishing wax in the world. Customers always ask for it by name. For more information on the Briwax family of fine products, visit … Continue reading
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How do you remove Briwax?
We’ve been asked the question: How can I remove Briwax from my piece of furniture? Briwax can be removed using mineral spirits (paint thinner). Just take a cloth, (we prefer white so that you can see the wax), and dampen … Continue reading
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