Tsw??

[Pete Fox]

In Gary's post yesterday, he mentioned that he used TSW as the finish on his pen. I looked on AS and on Craft Supplies web page, and could find nothing about TSW. What exactly is it????

Thanks!
Pete

[Gary Max]

It is what I would call a top coat---the very last thing you would do.
There are several products that are like TSW----Renaissance wax---Mylands--Hut.
The guy that invented TSW hangs out over at penturner's.org--If you ask about TSW over there they would have more details than I do.
Heck I just use the stuff.

[Aaron Heck]

Here's a link

Pens of Color link (http://pocwoodworking.com/catalog/product_info.php/cPath/39_41/products_id/343)

I use it as a topcoat over my Myland's 3 step process (sealer, finish, wax). I don't know exactly if it helps a lot, but there seem to be quite a few people who really like it. A lot of them are over at penturners.org as previously mentioned.

[Fred Ray]

According to Lou Metcalf, the inventer, Arizona Silhoutte has just started carying it. Give Baumbeck a holler.

[Pete Fox]

Thanks Guys!