BigCasino
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The chapstick on the Ebonite and vulcanite helps keep it from oxidizing as quickly, and as Bob mentioned the caranuba takes a buffer
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Frozenthunderbolt
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I got a tub of caranuba that has a solvent it it. You apply it and buff by hand and then the solvent evaporates leaving just the buffed wax behind at which point you can polish it up a bit more - might be good no? Bought it for the car originally.
What is the solvent? Is it toxic? Does it leave a residue (that would, of course, be harmless to your car)? Do you want to put it into your mouth?
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Frozenthunderbolt
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Solvent is 'silicone fluids' would appear to be non-toxic and fairly inert. They vapourise leaving the wax behind as the only residue. With sufficient time for the silicone oil to cook off/ vaporize I think I'm ok with it. I'll try it and see on one of my crappier estates and report back flavour wise.
BigCasino
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pure caranuba is harder than some plastics, I'm sure your product has caranuba in it, I'm just not sure if it will off you the full protection
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