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product_id: 255407133
title: "CAS Hanwei Renaissance unisex adult Wax Polish fixed blade hunting knife outdoor camping, White, Count 1 US"
brand: "renaissance"
price: "3564740₫"
currency: VND
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 5
category: "Renaissance"
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# Long-lasting protection 6-8 months Non-greasy, easy wipe-off Trusted by museums 40+ years CAS Hanwei Renaissance unisex adult Wax Polish fixed blade hunting knife outdoor camping, White, Count 1 US

**Brand:** renaissance
**Price:** 3564740₫
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🗡️ Preserve your legacy, not just your blade.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** CAS Hanwei Renaissance unisex adult Wax Polish fixed blade hunting knife outdoor camping, White, Count 1 US by renaissance
- **How much does it cost?** 3564740₫ with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.vn](https://www.desertcart.vn/products/255407133-cas-hanwei-renaissance-unisex-adult-wax-polish-fixed-blade-hunting)

## Best For

- renaissance enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted renaissance brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Grease-Free Finish:** Keeps your blades clean and matte without the sticky residue of oils.
- • **Decades of Reliability:** Over 40 years of trusted use by professional conservators ensures unmatched quality.
- • **Effortless Maintenance:** A little goes a long way—protect your gear with minimal reapplication every 6-8 months.
- • **Multi-Surface Versatility:** Perfect for metal, leather, and wood—ideal for swords, scabbards, and vintage gear.
- • **Museum-Grade Preservation:** The #1 wax for safeguarding precious blades and collectibles worldwide.

## Overview

Renaissance Wax is a professional-grade, non-greasy wax polish trusted by museums for over 40 years to protect and preserve swords, edged weapons, and other collectibles. It offers long-lasting protection with minimal reapplication, maintaining a clean, matte finish on metal, leather, and wood surfaces without attracting dust or grease.

## Description

For over forty years, Renaissance Wax has been the No. 1 choice of museums for the preservation of precious items including swords and other edged weapons. Professional conservators throughout the world depend on Renaissance Wax to protect their collections. Properly applied, a little goes a long way. 7 oz. Information pamphlet included.

Review: La vraie et faite pour ce quoi elle est destinée
Review: So I have ordered this after reading a big deal on sword collector sites. It is the panacea for all the needs of collectors, and so far the fame seems to be deserved. I have 2 occidental swords, limited edition from Lord of the Rings movies (Museum edition series); and I was concerned about how to keep these beauties in a clean and nice way. Tried with silicone oil, mineral oil and while they solve the purpose, leave the blade and hilt greasy and attract a lot of particles, making them quite bad to look at, and in continuous need to be cleaned (get a spoon, put it in honey, lick all honey off and then roll the spoon on the carpet...this is how the swords would look like...I don't have a museum with weatherproof sealed boxes, so dust get on them no matter what :D ) Used this once, and so far great results! It cleaned the old stain on the metal, and the dried residual of oil; and made the metal a bit more shiny (not sure if it removed the aging coat that the sword maker put on the sword; or if it just cleaned it); but it won't look like chrome, so be assured that the sword will stay nice and clean but not shiny and "bling". It works great on the blade, hilt and grip (which is made of leather); I've coated the scabbard too (made of wood, metal and leather), and it looks awesomely clean. The big advantages are that you don't need to coat every few months the blade, since this wax stays on for quite a long time (heard that you need to give another coat once every 6-8 months, based on how much you handle the sword), it doesn't leave grease all over and if you touch the blade with your fingers (don't do it), you can easily wipe away the blade and you are fine; while with the oil you would have to give a new coat (if the grease on the hands goes under the oil coat, with air, it will cause rust to appear on the carbon blade, that's why you never touch with your bare hands a carbon steel blade, unless you clean it thoroughly after). I am happy with it; there is plenty for 10 years of coating :) Tried it on other old items, like silver items which had a dark coat on it, and it didn't work as well as the sword; I guess that Silver has to be cleaned with other products before you can use this wax. Works good on leather and wood chairs, altho it will be expensive to coat 4 chair every 6 months...you may have better luck with common cheaper products, unless you have a louis 15th type furniture :)

## Features

- Category name: sword accessories
- Country of origin: UK
- Brand name: Picreator

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0012S1XBO |
| ASIN  | B0012S1XBO |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #183,878 in Sporting Goods ( See Top 100 in Sporting Goods ) #38 in Fixed Blade Hunting Knives |
| Color | White |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars (4,435) |
| Customer reviews | 4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars (4,435) |
| Date First Available | 16 August 2012 |
| Date First Available  | 16 August 2012 |
| Department  | Unisex-Adult |
| Handle Material | Metal, Wood |
| Included components | Renaissance Wax Polish |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer  | No |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 204 g |
| Item model number | PCRW2-BRK |
| Item model number  | PCRW2-BRK |
| Manufacturer | Picreator |
| Manufacturer  | Picreator |
| Material | Synthetic |
| Number Of Pieces | 1 |
| Part number | PCRW2-BRK |
| Product Dimensions | 12.7 x 12.7 x 12.7 cm; 204.12 g |
| Product Dimensions  | 12.7 x 12.7 x 12.7 cm; 204.12 g |
| Size | Count 1 |
| Special Features | Manual |
| Specific uses | Polish |
| Style | Wax Polish |

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Your description says 200 mL but your picture is 65ml which one do you get?**
A: i did not provide the picture but i bought the 200 ml size. more product,better price. can be used on more than just wood; plastics,metals. dries very quickly and eliminates finger prints.  buy the big size,you only need a little but will last a lot longer.

**Q: What do you apply it with to jewelry?**
A: I don't have any jewelry.I use it to protect the steel blades on my 13 Katana swords and the brass on my Henry rifle and the metal on my two handguns. I have used cotton balls or microfiber cloths to apply. Jack

**Q: Does this work well on protecting Damascus steel?  I have several knives in my collection and looking for the best protection for them.**
A: If you want your steel blades to last, one of the very best methods is the one used for traditional Japanese blades.  It took months to polish a Samurai sword, and the finish was flawless.  Any accumulated rust would have to be polished out by taking it to a polisher. This was expensive. A tightly sealed  real lacquer scabbard and 100% pure clove oil on the blade periodically was the solution of choice, and a brilliant one.  Real lacquer is hydrophilic, so removes water from the environment.  Clove oil is a highly effective antioxidant and smells very nice as well.  Blades stored this way will stay pristine indefinitely.  Never leave fingerprints on a steel blade - they will rust because of the salt in sweat. I doubt waxing would cause any problems, but any spot missed and you will see corrosion eventually.  However, wax can hold water, so I do not trust it. The clove oil is also very thin, so spreads well into cracks, etc.  Never put the knife into a scabbard dirty - ever - the dirt will get trapped and scratch the blade. Blood is particularly caustic to steel for those of you who hunt. If you are taking it into the field, bring a rag soaked in oil in a ziplock bag with you for cleaning after use.  Never store a steel blade in a metal scabbard.  It will condense water and rust the blade.  If this is too much work, I've had excellent results using Rig 2 gun oil.  I have had a Malay Kris on the wall with no scabbard (It did not have one when I bought it.) for years with nothing but a coat of Rig 2 on it and it does not rust.  I reapply maybe once or twice a year.  Extremely good gun oil.  The product here is a furniture wax - a very different problem indeed.  It is no doubt a superb furniture wax.

**Q: What do you use to buff with to get a high gloss finish?  Has anyone tried this on artwork?**
A: First, you will not get a high gloss finish unless the item already has one. You will get a protective coating that will enhance the depth of the finish and, if there is a gloss effect already, will enhance the gloss. But if applying Ren Wax over a matte finish, you will not get a gloss. I use this a lot on older Smith & Wesson revolvers, which are known for the depth of their dark, dark blue finish, and do get enhance gloss as well as some suppression of minor scratches, but the gloss is already there, just heightened by the wax. That said, I just use an old t-shirt - as good as anything else. Or you could invest in that old cabinetmaker's standby, cheesecloth, which might be the best choice for very delicate items.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by P***I on 27 August 2021*

La vraie et faite pour ce quoi elle est destinée

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by C***F on 1 November 2013*

So I have ordered this after reading a big deal on sword collector sites. It is the panacea for all the needs of collectors, and so far the fame seems to be deserved. I have 2 occidental swords, limited edition from Lord of the Rings movies (Museum edition series); and I was concerned about how to keep these beauties in a clean and nice way. Tried with silicone oil, mineral oil and while they solve the purpose, leave the blade and hilt greasy and attract a lot of particles, making them quite bad to look at, and in continuous need to be cleaned (get a spoon, put it in honey, lick all honey off and then roll the spoon on the carpet...this is how the swords would look like...I don't have a museum with weatherproof sealed boxes, so dust get on them no matter what :D ) Used this once, and so far great results! It cleaned the old stain on the metal, and the dried residual of oil; and made the metal a bit more shiny (not sure if it removed the aging coat that the sword maker put on the sword; or if it just cleaned it); but it won't look like chrome, so be assured that the sword will stay nice and clean but not shiny and "bling". It works great on the blade, hilt and grip (which is made of leather); I've coated the scabbard too (made of wood, metal and leather), and it looks awesomely clean. The big advantages are that you don't need to coat every few months the blade, since this wax stays on for quite a long time (heard that you need to give another coat once every 6-8 months, based on how much you handle the sword), it doesn't leave grease all over and if you touch the blade with your fingers (don't do it), you can easily wipe away the blade and you are fine; while with the oil you would have to give a new coat (if the grease on the hands goes under the oil coat, with air, it will cause rust to appear on the carbon blade, that's why you never touch with your bare hands a carbon steel blade, unless you clean it thoroughly after). I am happy with it; there is plenty for 10 years of coating :) Tried it on other old items, like silver items which had a dark coat on it, and it didn't work as well as the sword; I guess that Silver has to be cleaned with other products before you can use this wax. Works good on leather and wood chairs, altho it will be expensive to coat 4 chair every 6 months...you may have better luck with common cheaper products, unless you have a louis 15th type furniture :)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by B***R on 26 September 2025*

Worth it.. go ahead

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