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lacquer finishes have been found on antiques 4,000 years old, so I guess done right it will suffice. Many firearms with lacquer finish,as it continues to harden over time. Try Renasisaunce Wax, great reputation (#1),used by many museums (a little goes a long way).Good old Johnsons Paste Wax,(yellow can ) rated #2. Good luck in whatever you decide...................................................buntingmiester

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A lot of real good information here. Not certain which application I will use. Thanks for all the suggestions.

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