Wax for a Warwick?

Go to Home Depot and look for a product called Howard’s Feed-N-Wax. It comes in a 16 0z. plastic bottle, and costs less than $10. That single bottle is practically a lifetime supply.

After shaking the bottle very (VERY) well to thoroughly blend the three main ingredients, squirt some directly on the wood or on a rag and apply it to the instrument. Don’t be shy with amounts. Slather the stuff on, then let it sit for 20 minutes. What isn’t absorbed is easy to wipe off. Then using a soft cloth, you can quickly buff Howard’s to a high sheen. The result is a beautifully smooth finish which shows off your instrument’s wood like you have never seen before.

Now you will still eventually need Warwick Surface Finisher. While Howard’s both feeds the wood as well as waxes it (hence the product’s name), the Warwick beeswax builds up a durable wax finish that you can easily buff after each playing session. So Howard’s makes a good initial treatment, while beeswax is recommended for the long run.

 

+1 on the Feed N Wax

 

-1 on Weed n Feed

 

I hear Dr. Zog's Sex Wax works on surfboards - why not basses?

 

lol beat me to it, was gonna say mrs palmers.

The warwick wax is a must have honestly and can be found on this site every once in a while for cheap, or direct for about $50. It's amazing stuff

 

Is it anything more than beeswax? Pure beeswax isn't all that hard to get cheap. Or do they have some "special sauce" in it?

 

Vann's Bees Wax furniture polish does it up right. Its just bees wax. Get in on Amazon for $12 bucks. I've been using it for 10 years or so. Its awesome.

 

One other thing. When applying the wax remember- Right hand clockwise "wax on" and left hand counter clockwise "wax off".

Sorry, I could help myself.