>From another poster there is the possibility that the original finish was wax. 
> The composition of the 
wax formula is the question however.  Were the wood pores filled?  There are a 
lot of questions about 
a finish described as "only" wax as to what it really was.  There is a finihing 
formula that is composed 
of shellac, bees wax, solvent, carnuba wax, and a dye.  It works very well but 
is best applied with a 
power buffer so you can generate some heat.

Rich

On Wed, 27 Dec 2006 9:51:42 -0800, bkasindorf wrote:

>Thanks,
>But does this mean it was previously stripped and this kind of finish added 
>later? Did Victor ever 
ship a phono with this kind of finish from the factory?
>-Barry


>On Wed, 27 Dec 2006 09:22:18 -0600, "Rich" <rich-m...@octoxol.com> wrote:
>> Google is a wonderful invention.
>> 
>> Try this,
>> URL: 
>> http://www.architecturals.net/restore/home.cfm?page=productdisplay&CategoryID=36
&SubcategoryID=112&ProductID=2662&Start=1
>> 
>> Cut and paste back together as required.
>> 
>> This is nothing more than colored wax...  Your basic CRAPA-FINISH
>> 
>> 
>> On Wed, 27 Dec 2006 6:41:52 -0800, bkasindorf wrote:
>> 
>>

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