Leather Edging Sealing Wax Polishing Wax, Leather Carving Burnishing Working Tool (Transparent)

Never used one before but was easy and straight forward

No product instructions, safety notices, storage recommendations. Glad I knew what to expect I might have tried showering with it otherwise!

It works, but is very brittle, so a slight bit of pressure and it crumbles. I have found better success with a block of beeswax

Just does not work

Haven't used yet but looks great good size to

Très bon produit

This is intentionally a hard wax! It will do as designed, but many think softer beeswax, that is wrong in my opinion. I use it as a last edging coat, preferably with a warmed heated edge tool. Then a clean microfiber cloth smoothing overall, for a last wipe. I use a new clean small soldering iron, plugged in a variable temp. box, to get the best smoothing, at a lower cost.

The size is quite enlarged on the ad, so understand it is under 3.5 inches long, 1.25 inches wide, and 3/8 inches thick. So it is small, however, it will do what you want it to do. It is hard wax that can be used to wax the surface of leather, so the pricking fork will go through and come out easily. It can also be used to burnish edges, and wax thread stitch areas to let the needle go through more easily. Soft paraffin wax works as well, but I've not used it for burnishing. Don't wax any edge you want to glue, or you'll learn the same lesson I did. A smirk and two pieces of leather that fall from your hands. Yeah, I did laugh after I stopped cussing.

The wax works for sealing leather edges, but the texture is softer than I expected. It does the job, but it’s not as firm or durable as higher-quality edge waxes I’ve tried. Still usable for small projects, just not the best option for heavy work.

Not as easy to work with as the burnishing gum but still does the job.