It is a common misconception that Johnson's Paste Wax is discontinued.

ONLY in some stores.

If your local store no longer carries it you can buy it direct from
SCJohnson here

http://www.scjbrands.com/mailorder/

I got mine last year at either HD or Lowes.

"Leon" wrote in message
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It is a common misconception that Johnson's Paste Wax is discontinued.

ONLY in some stores.

If your local store no longer carries it you can buy it direct from
SCJohnson here

http://www.scjbrands.com/mailorder/

"Dave W" wrote in message
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I got mine last year at either HD or Lowes.


This is more in response to a comment that it was no longer available in
another post. I do know that it is not as widely available any more in some
areas and that some people cannot find it. I saw it last week at Lowe's.

It is a common misconception that Johnson's Paste Wax is discontinued.

ONLY in some stores.

If your local store no longer carries it you can buy it direct from SCJohnson here

http://www.scjbrands.com/mailorder/


My local true value carries it. I bought a can because of all the mention and
praise of it in this ng, nice price. I used it to double coat my plane blades,
but with a lot of handling with sweaty hands while sharpening, it becomes
tacky and seems to loosen off. I wonder if there is such a polishing wax that
does not do that...?

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My local true value carries it. I bought a can because of all the mention
and
praise of it in this ng, nice price. I used it to double coat my plane
blades,
but with a lot of handling with sweaty hands while sharpening, it becomes
tacky and seems to loosen off. I wonder if there is such a polishing wax
that
does not do that...?


You know that TopCote that is always mentioned? ;~) I use it on my hand
tools, cast iron surfaces, any thing that needs a bit of a slippery surface
or light lubrication. I use it on the gears under my TS.

On Sun, 18 Dec 2005 14:56:28 GMT, "Leon"
scribbled:

It is a common misconception that Johnson's Paste Wax is discontinued.

ONLY in some stores.

And in Canada. :-(

Luigi
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"Leon" wrote:


"AAvK" wrote in message
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My local true value carries it. I bought a can because of all the
mention and
praise of it in this ng, nice price. I used it to double coat my
plane blades,
but with a lot of handling with sweaty hands while sharpening, it
becomes tacky and seems to loosen off. I wonder if there is such a
polishing wax that
does not do that...?


You know that TopCote that is always mentioned? ;~) I use it on my
hand tools, cast iron surfaces, any thing that needs a bit of a
slippery surface or light lubrication.

I use it on the gears under my
TS.

Yep! Not the place for paste wax or a big gob of grease.

Luigi Zanasi wrote:

On Sun, 18 Dec 2005 14:56:28 GMT, "Leon"
scribbled:

It is a common misconception that Johnson's Paste Wax is discontinued.

ONLY in some stores.

And in Canada. :-(

Did they Ban it? I recalled it being banned, but not where.

I have found it recently in my local Ace hardware store.


"Leon" wrote in message
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It is a common misconception that Johnson's Paste Wax is discontinued.

ONLY in some stores.

If your local store no longer carries it you can buy it direct from
SCJohnson here

http://www.scjbrands.com/mailorder/