Any one use it for waxing coyote traps. If you did what kind of results did you hove?

I'm interested too. Got a jug of it in the basement.
Its a strange year.
Haven't set but 1 coyote trap and the farmer mowed over it.

just

Tried it this year and am pleased. Didn't get out nearly the number of traps I usually do but didn't seem to have any refusals.

I looked into it last year, exact same ingedients as FMJ as far as I could tell.

I have always thought that FMJ was nothing but Zep with a different label. Been using Zep on my traps for three years and haven't seen any issues at all with them. After trapping season I clean them off and hang them up outside for a month or so. Then dip them in Zep and let them drip dry. Then leave them hanging for another month. Put them away in plastic totes with a couple of branches off cedar tree in the tote with them. Come a few weeks before trapping season I hang them outside till I need them on the line.

Is this what you are using? Are you dying or painting traps first or just using the zep floor polish?

Yes and yes.

Interesting

You can buy liquid floor wax by the 55 gallon drum and call it liquid trap wax. Necina fur co carried it back in the 80’s. In quart bottles

Been using Zep’s for years

[quote=clintp1971]Been using Zep’s for years[/quote
Do you mix it with something to color it?
I heard that you can take the gloss out of gloss paint by adding corn starch.
I wonder about the polish?

just

No sir , I just use it like full metal jacket. Works good for me.

Yes and not painting or dyeing. Just dip bare trap and chain in Zep and let it dry.

Zeps as a floor wax is worthless, I had to redo a 1200$ floor because I tried using it

I'm getting ready to paint my heavy patina 1950 Chevrolet truck with Zep. Its supposed to protect the bare metal from rusting. If i find that it isn't too slippery, I may do a bunch of 330s in it.

where do you purchase this?

Menards

Yes Menards. I got the high traffic polish.