nobber
Well-Known Member
Furniture polish? That's furniture polish.
flat
Well-Known Member
I used to (still do but not so much) partake in all sorts of natural living stuff.
I made a Greenland wax for a tent once and I tried it on my landrover - tilt is still waterproof 3 years later
Recipes is here, the trick is to rub on a small amount and melt it into the fabric with a hair drier and do little and often and not overload the fabric. It will darken it a bit. Leave the tilt out in the sun and blot off the excess with kitchen paper. Will be stiffer and first but it soon loosens up.
Recipe here
http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=53277
I made a Greenland wax for a tent once and I tried it on my landrover - tilt is still waterproof 3 years later
Recipes is here, the trick is to rub on a small amount and melt it into the fabric with a hair drier and do little and often and not overload the fabric. It will darken it a bit. Leave the tilt out in the sun and blot off the excess with kitchen paper. Will be stiffer and first but it soon loosens up.
Recipe here
http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=53277
SpringDon
Well-Known Member
Close but no. Furniture polish has turps, you can't use substitute.
nobber
Well-Known Member
No you cant, but still , that's furniture polish.
