This polishing wax contains beeswax and linseed oil. It gives a beautiful satin gloss to alabaster, soapstone and wood. The wax brings back the natural colour again. After drying the material, this result is easy to accomplish by applying and rubbing this with a soft cloth.
Jar contains 250 ml (8.45 fl.oz).
Made in the EU by Kapra.
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Soap stone carving is typical part of Waldorf curriculum beginning as early as Class 5 (around 10 years of age), but with more focus in secondary high school years.
Soapstone is a soft stone which is easy to carve. Soapstone is found in many species all over the world. The hardness, colour, and structure differ depending on its origin. With just waterproof sandpaper and some water, you can easily turn a rough stone into a beautiful gem. After drying, it is advisable to rub the stone with wax to regain its beautiful and surprising colours. Large stones can be made smaller with an old wood saw.