In electronics production areas static dissipative floor wax is common. I suppose there may be some conventional waxes that do the same thing. Most such things are based on being wettable. Attracting surface moisture. A common stuff to wipe on plastic monitors and such is a product called Staticide, which is basically highly diluted Woolite. The dryer sheet is a weak version of the same thing. The soap film attracts atmospheric moisture and dissipates static charges.
As far as wiping guitars I tend to prefer microfiber cloths. They get sweat and gunk off and leave a less sticky surface. Wax has to be done constantly. I remember watching Robben Ford's tech waxing the guitars in between each set. Too much work unless you similarly have a tech traveling with you.
