From what i gather you are supposed to be able to use Renaissance wax on just about everything, but I've never heard of anyone using it on Micarta, thus my question. It polishes and cleans somewhat but mainly seems to be a protectant. So far I've used it on blades (Stainless and not stainless), bolsters (steel and nickel silver), wood, bone, and stag. It seems great! Makes things shiny and less finger print prone. Prints still show up but supposedly the wax will keep the oils off the blades. I never even thought about using it on my firearms (duh!). That would be great as I seem to have extremely acidic body chemistry also. I'll have to check it on some out of sight spot to see what it does to the bluing. The can even claims it's good for leather. The only reason that I ask for experienced advice on this stuff is that it has a strong smell which doesn't smell like "just" wax.
Any experienced Renaissance waxers out there?
Kodiak, I'm not sure of any net sources off hand but I have seen it on the net. It is costly though. I paid $22 for it at a knife show and i've usually seen it for at least $25. That's $22 for 200ml! A little seems to go a long way. I bought my ffil (future father in law) a older model Kershaw lock back with wood inlay at the same show and the R. wax made it look great. Really brightened up the wood. I put some on a folder I own with Ebony inlay and it gave the ebony wood more depth.