The best way to maintain the look and life of your cricket bat.

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TSC cricket Bat Wax is basically linseed oil in a solid state, which both seals and nourishes your cricket bat in a mess-free and straightforward application.

TSC Bat Wax acts like a traditional Linseed oil by nourishing the willow, and the beeswax offers a protective coat by sealing the grain to avoid excess moisture. This product also gives the bat a shine that just linseed oil can't achieve on its own. As a result, it improves not only the look but also the lifespan of your bat. It is recommended for use on all the exposed timber of your bat & is an excellent option if you're not a fan of facings.

• Comes in Aluminium tin. 
  
• Contains raw linseed oil and beeswax
• Made in UAE

PACKAGING: Recyclable Aluminium Tin 

DIRECTIONS:
Make sure the bat is clean of dirt & dust. Then, using your finger, apply a small amount of wax to your bat's back, edges, and face avoiding the stickers & facing. Leave the bat for 30 minutes and then buff it with a clean cloth. Approximately one teaspoon of wax should cover the bat. 

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:

Q. For a new bat, would I still use Raw Linseed Oil to oil the bat first before knocking it in, or can the cricket Bat Wax replace the Linseed Oil?

A. We recommend you use raw linseed oil for the initial knocking in stages and apply a coat of cricket bat wax to all the exposed timber once the knocking in the process is complete.

Q. How long would you say a tin of bat wax would last?

A. You would get between 15-20 coats out of tin so it would last a few seasons

Q. Would you recommend sanding down the bat before applying the Cricket Bat Wax to finish it off?

A. Yes, we'd recommend giving the bat light sand to remove any dirt. Use fine-grit sandpaper of 180-240 grit.

Q. Can I use bat wax under stickers, facings, or tape?

A. No, these items will not adhere correctly to the wax. The wax is designed to be applied to exposed timber only.