Rub n' Buff. Used for finish touch up or refinishing. Made from imported carnauba waxes, fine metallic powders, and select pigments. Nnique blend gives objects coated with Rub 'n Buff« a finish that cannot be duplicted.

Rub n' Buff. Used for finish touch up or refinishing. Made from imported carnauba waxes, fine metallic powders, and select pigments. Nnique blend gives objects coated with Rub 'n Buff« a finish that cannot be duplicted.

Rub n' Buff. Used for finish touch up or refinishing. Made from imported carnauba waxes, fine metallic powders, and select pigments. Nnique blend gives objects coated with Rub 'n Buff« a finish that cannot be duplicted.

Rub n' Buff. Used for finish touch up or refinishing. Made from imported carnauba waxes, fine metallic powders, and select pigments. Nnique blend gives objects coated with Rub 'n Buff« a finish that cannot be duplicted.

For best results on minor imperfections and gaps, apply small quantities of CJ Paste to the imperfection with a finger, stiff brush, or scraper. Either remove excess shortly after application with a dry cloth or tissue or leave until partially dry (glossiness goes dull in appearance) and remove excess with a very lightly dampened cloth or sponge. Wipe across the joint or imperfection and avoid wiping along the joint etc as the damp paste will be removed from the imperfection. Several applications may be required for larger imperfections. If the paste is allowed to dry, remove by gently applying a damp cloth to the area.

For best results on minor imperfections and gaps, apply small quantities of CJ Paste to the imperfection with a finger, stiff brush, or scraper. Either remove excess shortly after application with a dry cloth or tissue or leave until partially dry (glossiness goes dull in appearance) and remove excess with a very lightly dampened cloth or sponge. Wipe across the joint or imperfection and avoid wiping along the joint etc as the damp paste will be removed from the imperfection. Several applications may be required for larger imperfections. If the paste is allowed to dry, remove by gently applying a damp cloth to the area.

For best results on minor imperfections and gaps, apply small quantities of CJ Paste to the imperfection with a finger, stiff brush, or scraper. Either remove excess shortly after application with a dry cloth or tissue or leave until partially dry (glossiness goes dull in appearance) and remove excess with a very lightly dampened cloth or sponge. Wipe across the joint or imperfection and avoid wiping along the joint etc as the damp paste will be removed from the imperfection. Several applications may be required for larger imperfections. If the paste is allowed to dry, remove by gently applying a damp cloth to the area.

For best results on minor imperfections and gaps, apply small quantities of CJ Paste to the imperfection with a finger, stiff brush, or scraper. Either remove excess shortly after application with a dry cloth or tissue or leave until partially dry (glossiness goes dull in appearance) and remove excess with a very lightly dampened cloth or sponge. Wipe across the joint or imperfection and avoid wiping along the joint etc as the damp paste will be removed from the imperfection. Several applications may be required for larger imperfections. If the paste is allowed to dry, remove by gently applying a damp cloth to the area.

For best results on minor imperfections and gaps, apply small quantities of CJ Paste to the imperfection with a finger, stiff brush, or scraper. Either remove excess shortly after application with a dry cloth or tissue or leave until partially dry (glossiness goes dull in appearance) and remove excess with a very lightly dampened cloth or sponge. Wipe across the joint or imperfection and avoid wiping along the joint etc as the damp paste will be removed from the imperfection. Several applications may be required for larger imperfections. If the paste is allowed to dry, remove by gently applying a damp cloth to the area.

For best results on minor imperfections and gaps, apply small quantities of CJ Paste to the imperfection with a finger, stiff brush, or scraper. Either remove excess shortly after application with a dry cloth or tissue or leave until partially dry (glossiness goes dull in appearance) and remove excess with a very lightly dampened cloth or sponge. Wipe across the joint or imperfection and avoid wiping along the joint etc as the damp paste will be removed from the imperfection. Several applications may be required for larger imperfections. If the paste is allowed to dry, remove by gently applying a damp cloth to the area.

For best results on minor imperfections and gaps, apply small quantities of CJ Paste to the imperfection with a finger, stiff brush, or scraper. Either remove excess shortly after application with a dry cloth or tissue or leave until partially dry (glossiness goes dull in appearance) and remove excess with a very lightly dampened cloth or sponge. Wipe across the joint or imperfection and avoid wiping along the joint etc as the damp paste will be removed from the imperfection. Several applications may be required for larger imperfections. If the paste is allowed to dry, remove by gently applying a damp cloth to the area.

For best results on minor imperfections and gaps, apply small quantities of CJ Paste to the imperfection with a finger, stiff brush, or scraper. Either remove excess shortly after application with a dry cloth or tissue or leave until partially dry (glossiness goes dull in appearance) and remove excess with a very lightly dampened cloth or sponge. Wipe across the joint or imperfection and avoid wiping along the joint etc as the damp paste will be removed from the imperfection. Several applications may be required for larger imperfections. If the paste is allowed to dry, remove by gently applying a damp cloth to the area.