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A pale yellow Microcrystalline wax.Acid-free and inert. It is made from petroleum and is soluble in turps.It has a 80 degrees Celsius melting point. Higher melting point waxes are used for the impregnation of corrosion-encrusted materials and wood objects, and for coating metalIt is also suitable as...

B72 is an Ethyl methacrylate copolymer.A general purpose resin with excellent flexibility, unique in possessing a high tolerance for ethanol. The property allows its use in applications not tolerant of strong solvents.The alcohol dispersions may be cloudy or milky. However, they form clear, coherent...

Isobutyl methacrylate polymer.Compatible with resins, drying oils and oleoresinous varnishes. An acrylic resin which, when used as a modifier in oil paints, improves drying speed, hardness, colour enamel holdout and gloss retention.May also be used as a varnish and as the sole vehicle in enamel form...

revives and restores leather to its original beauty, lustre and suppleness.Made only with lanolin and neatsfoot oil. Contains no wax.This formula was developed by the New York Public Library for leather-bound books, and was tested by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.Use sparingly, and polish with ...

Renaissance™ wax polish was originally formulated in the British Museum research laboratories in the early 1950’s. It is now universally accepted as a standard conservation product by museums worldwide.Renaissance™ wax polish is used to protect metals such as silver, brass and copper from tarn...