Hut Lite turning wax gives a satin finish to lighter woods such as maple, birch, and pine without darkening their color. Use it on newly turned pens or other wood turning projects. Hut wax removes fine scratches, eliminates fingerprints, and gives a final durable finish in one step.
(1) 4 oz. bar Hut Lite turning wax
| Brand | Hut |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Part Number | 0102 |
| Weight | 0.2500 |
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| Type | Finishing |
4.8 / 5.0
5 Reviews
Works instantly
No longer have to wait for project to dry. Just put it on and turn on lathe and hold a paper towel against the piece and it melts right in and fills in the voids and leaves a perfect finish. Works great on bowls.
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Smooth finish
The Hut wax goes on easy and makes a smooth finish without having to let it dry overnight like other waxes. It goes on easy and your turning is ready to use instantly. Best wax on the market.
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Hut products are very consistant
I have been using Hut friction products for years and consistently experience excellent results. I use the blue paper "shop" towels because they are smooth and tough. Also remember that friction polishes will "glaze" over the paper towel so move to a new area on the towel often. The results for me are exactly what I am looking for.
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I used HUt wax for the...
I used HUt wax for the first time 3 weeks ago. I will continue to use it on my Pens. The more times you burn it in with a paper towel the finer the finish you get.
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December 30, 2007
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Good but takes some learning to use
I am still getting the feel for how to use it. There is a bit of a learning curve to know how to apply it, melt it and spread it. You need a really smooth surface—any chattering marks will not pick up wax or will look darker.
The lathe has to be running really fast—1600 rpm or so.
Personally I wish it were a little softer, but hopefully with time I will get a better feel for it. My go-to finishes have always been liquid oil-shellac-carnuba, but we’ll see if this becomes my preferred finish for pens and bowls.
The lathe has to be running really fast—1600 rpm or so.
Personally I wish it were a little softer, but hopefully with time I will get a better feel for it. My go-to finishes have always been liquid oil-shellac-carnuba, but we’ll see if this becomes my preferred finish for pens and bowls.
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Rockler Store
I’ve used a lot of finishes but looking for a friction wax to apply for small bowls. I was actually impressed by Richard Raffin to use beeswax, but have not been able to find a commercial source for now. I imagine this product is carnuba wax plus other polymers, so will give it a try.
Jeffrey S
on May 3, 2020
Works great for an instant and beautiful finish.
Don K
on Dec 27, 2019
I’ve used a lot of finishes but looking for a friction wax to apply for small bowls. I was actually impressed by Richard Raffin to use beeswax, but have not been able to find a commercial source for now. I imagine this product is carnuba wax plus other polymers, so will give it a try.
Jeffrey S
on May 3, 2020
Recommended
Robert D
on Apr 25, 2020
Recommended
Robert D
on Apr 25, 2020
Co woodworker said it’s a good product
Reginald J
on Aug 12, 2019
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