Johnsons liquid floor wax?

[Seeker]

This has been discontinued for awhile now and many alternatives have proven worthy. I'm just wondering...what is a can of this worth nowadays? I have enough for the rest of my life, even if I part with a can or two. Yellow 22 oz. can with blue top and blue stripe.

[jonp]

IDK, I have two cans on shelf I bought when I heard the news. Be interesting to hear but maybe not much considering the limited amount of people that use it like us and powder coating coming into it's own

[rancher1913]

there are enough other options now so it does not have the "demand" that it once did but its still worth a fair bit

[imashooter2]

To me? Nothing. Someone will buy it for twice what it cost you though. “New old stock.”

[Outpost75]

Diluted with mineral spirits equal parts by volume this is a great film-coat, tumble-lube for .38 and .45 wadcutter, performs identically to commercial Johnson Glo-coat floor wax which we bought and used from5-gallon buckets. When in the commercial reloading business back in the 1980s we loaded well over a million rounds of training and practice rounds for East Coast PDs and never had a complaint.

[JonB_in_Glencoe]

This has been discontinued for awhile now and many alternatives have proven worthy. I'm just wondering...what is a can of this worth nowadays? I have enough for the rest of my life, even if I part with a can or two. Yellow 22 oz. can with blue top and blue stripe.
they go for $50 to $100 on the popular auction website.
For the last two years, I priced a opened can (half full) at two saw bucks and put it on my gunshow table, had some lookers, but it hasn't sold yet.

[M-Tecs]

I was aware of the Johnson paste wax use for lube but I was not aware of the liquid being used as lube.

[imashooter2]

I was aware of the Johnson paste wax use for lube but I was not aware of the liquid being used as lube.

I believe it was the original component for the popular Ben's Liquid Lube.

[poppy42]

I was aware of the Johnson paste wax use for lube but I was not aware of the liquid being used as lube.
Ludmarks is the replacement and it’s use with mineral spirits and Alox to make Ben’s liquid lube! A great companion to Ben’s red!

[M-Tecs]

Ludmarks is the replacement and it’s use with mineral spirits and Alox to make Ben’s liquid lube! A great companion to Ben’s red!

Thanks, it appears easy to find https://www.walmart.com/ip/Lundmark-Liquid-Paste-Wax-with-Carnauba-Wax-32-Ounce-3208F32-6/781891070

[Seeker]

I believe it was the original component for the popular Ben's Liquid Lube.
Yes it was and still is. It's all I have ever used and have never given thought to switching over to powder coating.

[NEKVT]

Johnsons liquid was an original component for 45-45-10 tumble lube - don't know if it is the same as Ben's. When it was discontinued the solid paste version when melted served as an adequate replacement. Made one batch and have some paste left. Even a pint of 45-45-10 lasts a long, long time.

[imashooter2]

Johnsons liquid was an original component for 45-45-10 tumble lube - don't know if it is the same as Ben's. When it was discontinued the solid paste version when melted served as an adequate replacement. Made one batch and have some paste left. Even a pint of 45-45-10 lasts a long, long time.

45-45-10 used Johnson’s Paste Wax, not the liquid wax. The original post is in the stickies. Both Johnson’s Paste and Liquid are discontinued.

[NEKVT]

You are correct. Looking back I was searching for liquid wax when discontinued to make the simpler liquid wax/LLA lube but ended up getting the paste and using it for 45-45-10 as the alternative.