Anyway this Anchor wax

Has anyone had experience with this said item
.... I was just thinking about what it does.

I just wanted to know is it just like a hard furniture wax

 

Arrr you bugger
I don’t have an anchor
If I wanna ask any nautical question then I will ask Wilf

 

Are you going to do your legs with it?

 

@monkeyvanwestybike is it the same as Waxoyl type thing?

 

No no no Nipper
I thought that there was a wax that you put on your rusty bits .. to keep it nice
Not anything to put on your fanny
What’s the matter with you Nipper

 

all cool!

 

I thought I was getting funny looks in Halfords

 

I dunno what you buggers are laughing about

apparently you can get this wax
And It will make your brown bits look nice
I was only asking

 

I have a couple of anchors but I've never put wax on them. I've heard of people using it on their buses so why they call it anchor wax who knows.

 

Why would you change if you start waxing.
Yes they are right you cant really treat the rust with anything other than more wax products, but the key thing is it stops the rusty patches from becoming holes in which case the cutting and grinding needed for welding up the holes will remove a lot more than the waxed rusty patches.
You either slow down the patina or end up with a rot box.
Doing nothing is worse than using wax or sanding areas back to metal and repainting them.

 

Bobbins?
I dont know if: a) site filter is changing words b) the word really exists and I just don't understand it, or c) you're all nuts

 

It's horrible old muck.

One of my customers likes to slap it all over his bus on a weekly basis I think... you can't touch it without getting sticky fingers...

 

Is it any good for getting a good curl in the end of a hipster moustache.....?

Asking for a friend obvs

 

Anyone tried dubbin?
It seems suitably named.

 

I rub some on my telly whenever there’s a French film on