Friction Polish Exposé! Secrets Revealed!

In this video about friction polish, I discuss what friction polish is and how to make it, including the components of friction polish, their safety, and the overall food safety of friction polish.
For additional information on the harvesting of shellac, follow this link: www.shellacfinishes.com/introd...
For a very good article on friction polish (Shellawax specifically), follow this link: bit.ly/1jyXRJb

[@drfredh1]

I tried your friction rub and it is AWESOME! It’s like

[@GraemePayne1967Marine]

Thanks for a very informative video! Some of what you said brought back memories of high school wood shop classes in the mid-1960's. A great refresher.

[@rogerleslie4282]

Thankyou Rick for the polish update. I use the 1to1to1 Polish mix as most of us do.Thankyou Roger Barossa Valley South Australia.........

[@daveswoodshop3642]

Great explanation of the polish, I’ve been using it on just about everything I do now. It’s so easy to work with

[@mhaz49]

Excellent info. I have read most of what you said, but a review is always good. Looking forward to the next installment.

[@amyharper5750]

Thanks Rick !!! Just the information I needed to make my own friction polish. The ready made kind of is so expensive I’ve been a serious Woodworker for about a year since I retired. And I have throughly enjoyed my new hobby. My friends also have been impressed with the beautiful things I’ve made them thanks again Phillip McGhee MD

[@EMWoodworking]

This is exactly what I’ve been looking for. Thank you

[@casperscuts2627]

Thanks for the information Rick. I think the formula is well known but the depth of information you provided gives a much better understanding!

[@stanjudd2552]

Thanks Rick , lot of good information you handed out ,it is well received .

[@jojo123469]

This video was not long at all...,It was very informative , and I learned a lot about shellac . I do many gun stock restoration and Your french polish mix works very well. You are a very detailed instructor,,,Thanks for sharing ....Canada

[@AndrewBrierley]

I learnt so much from this thank you! I was about to go out and buy some Danish Oil to compare against my Linseed Oil. You saved me time and money, thank you

[@prsearls]

I've used this mixture (not the same batch) for finishing for over a year. It's easy and quick and looks good. Dry shellac flakes have a very long shelf life unlike liquids. I have flakes but am still using up the Zinsser products. A very good video, Rick, with lots of useful information.

[@johnforte3466]

So happy that you're still in the wagon!

[@TupmaniaTurning]

What a great video - very informative and useful for the beginner, i.e. me! Thanks.

[@theshed1610]

Thanks Rick. Very informative. Appreciate all your research.

[@stevenjobbins2600]

I just new that deep down somewhere inside you there was a sensible side .... fantastic research Rick thanks very much for the info

[@TheLittleGardenShedWorkshop]

Hi Rick, lots of very interesting information, look forward to your next polishing video,

[@vc20029]

Thanks for sharing the information. Very informative.

[@rottylover1883]

Interesting facts regarding shellac. Tried the mixture on a mesquite bowl I just turned and it looks pretty nice. My zinzzer shellac was a couple years old and was sticky a bit. Will be picking up some new fresh ingredients. Thanks for the great video Rick.

[@Bramsshed1913]

Hi Rick , Lots of info here that I found very interesting , many thanks for sharing and I will keep an eye out for the next polishing video. All the best Bram.