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Carnauba wax
A hard natural wax. It leaves a durable protective film rather than just adding temporary shine like a spray polish.

Independent shopping perspective
A carnauba-based guitar wax for adding a protective layer over an already-clean finish. For owners doing periodic upkeep, not routine dusting.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
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A hard natural wax. It leaves a durable protective film rather than just adding temporary shine like a spray polish.
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The most refined carnauba grade, so it buffs clear instead of tinting or hazing a light finish.
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It protects, it doesn't clean. Dirt left underneath gets sealed in, so clean first.
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A wax tin lasts a long time — you use a thin film, not a heavy coat.
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Intended for instrument finishes rather than automotive paint, which is a harder and thicker system.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
A couple of times a year is plenty for most players. Wax is protection, not cleaning — handle day-to-day dust with a dry cloth.
Not recommended. Wax builds gloss, which changes the look and feel of a satin or matte finish.
No. This is a wax, not an abrasive polish or compound. It fills nothing and cuts nothing — it lays down a protective layer.
Yes. Use one cloth to apply a thin film and a second clean one to buff it off. Neither is included.
Reference
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