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W.E. Hill & Sons Premium Conservation Wax 50ml - Non-abrasive, solvent-free, effective rosin removal for stringed instruments in resealable tin

Regular price $58.00
Regular price Sale price $58.00

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Description

SKU 51096PT

Developed and manufactured in the UK, Hill Premium Conservation Wax has undergone an extensive testing program that has shown to aid in the effective removal of rosin build-up and act as a gentle polishing agent without the need for petrochemical solvents. To Apply Apply wax to the wooden body of the instrument, working the wax with a microfibre cloth in small circles until transparent. Continue as necessary. In instances of wax sitting in grain, lift from grain with small soft brush and continue as normal. Replace lid after use. Conservation Wax is not abrasive and is perfectly transparent once applied. Supplied in a 50ml, resealable aluminium tin and housed in a premium display box. — “We’re delighted to have developed this enriching, natural, stringed instrument conservation wax which does not include petrochemical solvents. I have successfully used the W.E.Hill & Sons’ Conservation Wax on instruments by Stradivari and Guarneri, as well as on my own instruments. The fantastic results have exceeded our highest hopes and speak for themselves – but it is also a joy to use and a pleasure for the senses of the violin maker and restorer!” Peter Greiner, violin maker & director of W.E. Hill & Sons