Window wax that gets old sash sliding again
Most old windows don’t stick because they’re broken. They stick because paint is dragging on paint in the sash tracks. Austin’s Window Wax fixes that. You wipe a thin coat on the sides of the sash or in the tracks with a cotton cloth, and the window slides smoothly again instead of fighting you.
It’s made from all-natural beeswax with a touch of food-safe mineral oil so it spreads easily. It works on both wood and steel windows.
The details
- Size: 8-ounce tin
- Made from: beeswax and food-safe mineral oil
- For: wood and steel windows
- How to use: wipe a thin coat on the sash sides or tracks with a cotton cloth
- Resealable screw-top metal tin
Frequently asked questions
What is Austin’s Window Wax for?
It gets a stuck window sliding again. Most old windows stick because paint is dragging on paint in the sash tracks. You wipe a thin coat on the sides of the sash or in the tracks and the window slides smoothly again instead of fighting you.
Can you wax the sides of old windows to make them slide smoother?
Yes. That is exactly what this is for. Wipe a thin coat on the sides of the sash or in the sash tracks with a cotton cloth. It keeps paint from sticking to paint, which is what jams most old sash.
What is Austin’s Window Wax made of?
All-natural beeswax with a touch of food-safe mineral oil, which makes it spread easily.
Does Austin’s Window Wax work on steel windows?
Yes. It works on both wood and steel windows.
How big is the tin?
It comes in an 8-ounce resealable screw-top metal tin.