johnward
Sapling
What do members recommend for applying to beech runners to aid the drawers sliding? I have some clear Liberon Wax Polish which I thought may be suitable.
John
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Treatment for drawer runners
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Woodbloke
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Just a light smear of candle wax on running surfaces - Robjohnward":326n05mb said:
Candle wax is what I use too.
johnward
Sapling
Many thanks Andy and Rob
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+1 same stub of candle I rub on my plane, lots of them littered across my bench, also useful when rubbed on spills used for lighting the fire. Ian
johnward
Sapling
Thanks Ian
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Alf
Sapling
While we're on 101 uses for candle wax, should you address an envelope with a less than water-resistant pen and worry about it running in the rain, a rub over with plain candle wax will protect it.