I've read some impressive things about BoeShield T-9
(http://www.boeshieldcanada.com/wood.pdf), so I'm considering using it
to protect some fine tools, the appearance of which I'd like to
maintain (especially the polished brass fittings). Does anyone know if
this product significantly affects the appearance of what it's
protecting? I can't seem to find any info on this aspect of the
product.

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I've read some impressive things about BoeShield T-9
(http://www.boeshieldcanada.com/wood.pdf), so I'm considering using it
to protect some fine tools, the appearance of which I'd like to
maintain (especially the polished brass fittings). Does anyone know if
this product significantly affects the appearance of what it's
protecting? I can't seem to find any info on this aspect of the
product.

I've used it for years on bike chains. Boeshield is effectively a wax
dissolved in a carrier solvent. After application, the solvent
evaporates.

Dry, a thick coat will be a little tacky, and dust will stick to it.
A thin coat will probably be similar to a thin coat of oil.

--
Warren Block * Rapid City, South Dakota * USA

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I've read some impressive things about BoeShield T-9
(http://www.boeshieldcanada.com/wood.pdf), so I'm considering using it
to protect some fine tools, the appearance of which I'd like to
maintain (especially the polished brass fittings). Does anyone know if
this product significantly affects the appearance of what it's
protecting? I can't seem to find any info on this aspect of the
product.

I use it and it has never changed appearance. Actually, it prevents change,
like from rust.

Lots of experience in rec.woodworking

On 12 Jan 2006 10:38:34 -0800, "
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I've read some impressive things about BoeShield T-9
(http://www.boeshieldcanada.com/wood.pdf), so I'm considering using it
to protect some fine tools, the appearance of which I'd like to
maintain (especially the polished brass fittings). Does anyone know if
this product significantly affects the appearance of what it's
protecting? I can't seem to find any info on this aspect of the
product.