"Final Finish" stock finish

[springfield art]

I have an old bottle of a stock finish I got years ago at Dixon's; it's called Final Finish, and it contains Bee's Wax, Carnauba, and Orange Oil, according to notes I took years ago. It is amazing! Has a nice, clean sheen to it, you rub it on with fingers, and just wondering if anyone has used it or remembers it. I just freshened up a 50 y/o Bi-Cen Bess, and it looks great. Any comments or recollections? It appears to be something you can re-coat with at any time almost, it doesn't "harden" like a varnish or such.

 

[Capt. Jas.]

I remember that stuff. The guy selling it gave me a bottle. It's not really a stock finish but more compatible to a furniture polish.

 

[wiscoaster]

Sounds like an ideal finish coat.

 

[springfield art]

I remember that stuff. The guy selling it gave me a bottle. It's not really a stock finish but more compatible to a furniture polish.

Yes! I don't know if they sell it still, it was not labelled with a major commercial mfg. label, but I like it!