Is this the same as Butcher's Boston Polish Wax ?
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As far as I can tell, the answer is yes. I knew this as simply "Butcher's wax" and used it for wood finishing. The amber wax has a slight yellowish hue. Bowling alley wax is clear. The amber wax is somewhat softer than I remember it and takes more polishing to dry. It still provides a hard protective finish over varnish, etc.
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I'm not sure what #58818 is, what you are asking about is Briwax Clear Furniture wax. If clear is what you want.
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Less abrasive, more of a polish although it does leave micro-scratches. Used regular Barkeeper's on my SS stove, it left obvious scratches while this did not. Residue turns quite black versus regular, indicated a stronger chemical reaction with the metal and more polishing action.
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I have only purchased the international metal polish, so I am unsure of the difference. I would recommend checking to see if they have their own website and ask them directly. I love this polish, it has always worked for me. Good luck
1812230
I honestly don't know. I have never read the ingredients on any of the metal polishers. All I know when I discovered this polish several years ago, it exceeded the other polish crèmes in outcome. Much faster and requires less elbow grease, it is not harsh. The polish seems to last longer after using.
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The BU 03515 is a polish and will only bring up the luster. The wax seals and protects the metal from staining. Same principles as car wax and polishes.
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Yes definitely take it down to the grain of the wood and you'll get a whole lot better product. If you don't then Daddy Van's all Natural Unscented bee's wax furniture polish won't be able to penetrate into the wood, all you'll end up with is a sticky smear on the surface of your furniture. If you do take off your old polish you'll see Daddy Van's all Natural Unscented bee's wax bring out the beauty of your furniture.
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Yes, these are OPI, and although I've only tried one so far, it's the same quality I've known and loved for years. The bottle are identical in markings compared to other bottles I've bought over the years, mostly directly from my manicurist. BTW, I'm K. Lockwood. J. Lockwood is my husband, a retired Army colonel who certainly doesn't wear polish on his nails, but amazon.com seems to think we're the same person. I can't figure out how to fix it without messing up our account, so I try to make it clear which of us comments on which items.
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I believe it is the same stuff. It worked great for me on my dirty fireplace glass.
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As near as I can tell, they are the same product. I used to be able to get this at my local hardware store. Then, found it was only available to 'professional' contractors. This may stem from a problem with the product clouding if not applied correctly. That is how I ended up ordering it through Amazon. I use it in the same manner. Word of warning. If you do choose to apply a second coat, wait longer between coats. That was my downfall. Even though the label clearly states 2 hours, don't do it. Wait 4 at least. Or better still, be happy with one coat. That has worked well for me in the past. Hope this has helped. Love the Bona product. It really freshens up my old Pergo floor.
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I don't know if they are the same but I use it to make bleskiver and it turned out wonderful. No more mess like the traditional pan. I used less butter to grease this maker than I use on the traditional pan.
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personally I think it is the same product but renamed. I can't find the bb cream anywhere but I know the bb cream had a really matte finish and spf 30 so I think it's the same
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I have no idea. I looked at the can for information & could not find an answer to the question.I used to use Butcher's Was but since it can not be found I resorted to this. I use it on our wood floor & it does the job.
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Yes. That's exactly what I did. I like Epillys wax & I just heated it up & poured it in. I really like it. The wax never gets too hot either.
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I would say they are basically the same. When I've gone to a salon and gotten a "shellac" manicure , the colour options givent be consist of the Gelish brand and CND. I have only ever had Gelish and it lasts 1.5-2 weeks before I can start peeling them off. Good quality. Now I have bought the Gelish brand for home and I strongly recommend it. Good quality for a decent price
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I'm pretty sure it's the same stuff only in a bigger and more economical tube rather than those little tubes when labled for bulbs. I use this"grease" on the threads to all my indoor light bulbs so than they will be easier to remove next time and I'm going to use it on automotive bulbs too.Both tubes are labeled "dielectric" .
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I like it. Its the same as the ones in the nail salons use. I recommend this product