Mammoth ivory?

[Jackalope]

I use the Renaissance Wax all the time. It works great. You may want to try this link to get a better price.

http://www.popsknifesupplies.com/wax.html[url]

[Vagrant]

I get;
Not Found
The requested URL /wax.html[url] was not found on this server.

on that link That always happens if I'm interested

[Bill DeShivs]

Vagrant
Is your renaissance dull and dingy?
Seriously, I hear that is good stuff. I have never tried it.
Bill

[Vagrant]

Vagrant
Is your renaissance dull and dingy?
Seriously, I hear that is good stuff. I have never tried it.
Bill

Bill
Same answer for me. Never tried it and with a dead link, I guess I won't

[Jackalope]

I'll try the Ren wax link again. I am still learning these posts.
The one thing I will warn you about. If you use it on your blade and it gets into the pivot area, it will slow the action down. It is a wax. Other than that warning it is a great polish and preservative. You hardly get any handling prints on your knives once you've apply it. Boy! I hope this link works this time. Newbies!

http://www.popsknifesupplies.com/stuff.html

[Vagrant]

I'll try the Ren wax link again. I am still learning these posts.
The one thing I will warn you about. If you use it on your blade and it gets into the pivot area, it will slow the action down. It is a wax. Other than that warning it is a great polish and preservative. You hardly get any handling prints on your knives once you've apply it. Boy! I hope this link works this time. Newbies!

http://www.popsknifesupplies.com/stuff.html

Success

[Blade Switcher]

You can buy mammoth ivory from this guy:

http://www.sunfishforge.com/

[s_witchblade]

Heres som ren wax on ebay : http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 06437&rd=1