Subject: Carnauba wax furniture polish formulation

My daughter is a nun at an Abbey in Connecticut and is responsible for 
making all of the candles used by the religious community. A 
benefactor donated several hundred pounds of Carnauba wax (in powder 
form), thinking it could be used in the candle making process, but it 
can not be used for that purpose. I thought the wax could be processed 
into furniture polish but I do not know the best way to proceed. One 
suggestion I've received was to melt a mixture of bee's wax and 
carnauba in turpentine, another suggestion was to use mineral spiritis 
and naphtha as the solvents. What would you suggest?

Re: Carnauba wax furniture polish formulation