Featured Products
Manufactured in Michigan, Sterling Wax Products are specially formulated to produce a sparkling streak-free, high gloss shine with no chalky residue left behind. Sterling Wax Products can be used on:
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Mobile vehicles of all types
All Marine above and below the water line
Outboard and Out drives
All glass windows and mirrors
Airplanes and helicopters
All winter sports equipment skis and sleds
Counter tops
Gun barrels and stocks
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Vinyl graphics
Helmets and shields
Eye wear – glasses, goggles, diver masks
TV’s
Touch screen devices
Phones
And more
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Sterling Wax products create the perfect long lasting treatment for all surfaces – painted, glass, plastics, vinyl, fiberglass, metal, counter tops, etc. The treated surface will shed water, dirt, and dust long after other brands have stopped working. All Sterling Wax Products are designed to make future cleanings less frequent and easier and helps the environment by eliminating the need for harmful soaps and detergents.
Michigan-Made
Give your pet the best! Products for and about our furry friends. Many will provide a sentimental journey you can hold onto to relive precious memories with your pet for a lifetime.
If having trouble deciding on a gift for someone who “has everything” – give their precious pet a gift instead!
Michigan-Made
Natural treasures of the Michigan landscape are the raw materials for Chuck and Pat Lightfoot’s
Lapidary and Flower Art The delicate and often ephemeral beauty of flowers grown in Michigan, as well as hard, enduring rocks and minerals found in our State, are the inspiration for their creations.
Chuck and Pat Lightfoot, who live in Caro, Michigan, are rock hounds, always on the look-out for a pretty stone wherever their travels take them. Being dedicated Michiganders, they’ve specialized in rocks and minerals found in our own Great Lakes State.
Now, they’re not only collectors, but accomplished lapidarists – craftspeople who cut and polish stones. The beautiful results are then used in the creation of a variety of distinctive
personal and gift items, such as keepsake boxes, nightlights, wine stoppers, keychains, magnets, pocket knives and a unique Michigan plaque.
Petoskey Stone is one of their most popular materials. The distinctive 3.5 million-year-old fossil coral is readily recognized as a natural product of Michigan, and is showcased in many of the Lightfoot’s creations. They’ve even incorporated Petoskey Stone into their handcrafted
greeting cards!
Other stones they frequently use are Kona Dolomite, a pink to red stone found near Marquette, which contains Stromatolites, 2.1 billion year old algae. Another is Verde Antique Marble, a green stone with gray veins which comes from the Ropes Gold Mine near Ishpeming. The now-closed mine was the only producing gold mine in Michigan.
Copper, which was mined extensively in the Western U.P.’s “Copper Country” during the 1800’s and 1900’s, is incorporated into the Lightfoots’
Michigan plaque. Nuggets from the Keewanaw Peninsula symbolize the Mackinac Bridge between the Upper and Lower Peninsulas.
Flower gardening is another keen interest of the Lightfoots. Their two-acre yard includes 14 flower gardens featuring mostly perennials such as lilies, roses, and butterfly bushes. To enjoy her hobby year ’round, Pat began pressing flowers and adding them to a variety of items such as
greeting cards. Her creations, which Michigan-Made.com sells in sets of four, make a beautiful background for memorable messages to family and friends – whether they reside in Michigan, or anywhere else around the world!
The best part of these Michigan Cookie Cutters is that they have both the Upper Peninsula and the Lower Peninsula of Michigan to make awesome sugar cookies! Everything from the cutting and rolling of the steel to the spot welding is all done in Northern Michigan – employing developmentally disabled adults.
