Sentences with phrase «coat of clear wax after»

No you do nt need to put a final coat of clear wax after the dark wax, and yes you can buff it, but try to stick to buffing only areas that would get touched a lot... Looks more authentic that way!

Do you apply a final coat of clear wax after your dark wax or is the piece finished after the dark wax application?

No you do nt need to put a final coat of clear wax after the dark wax, and yes you can buff it, but try to stick to buffing only areas that would get touched a lot... Looks more authentic that way!

Do you apply a final coat of clear wax after your dark wax or is the piece finished after the dark wax application?

Not exact matches

After the last coat of paint is dry, I cover the entire piece with a coat of clear wax.

After that colour (I did two coats of French linen), I waxed the door with Annie Sloan Soft Wax in Clear.

I used two coats of Provence and after that was completely dry (I waited about 4 hours), I gave it a light coat of clear wax and let it sit overnight.

I used a primer first, then 3 coats of chalk paint, after a couple days I started to apply the clear wax and noticed the paint is cracking.

After some very light distressing along some of the edges, the hutch received a coat of clear and dark wax, and then a good buffing after it cured for 24 hAfter some very light distressing along some of the edges, the hutch received a coat of clear and dark wax, and then a good buffing after it cured for 24 hafter it cured for 24 hours.

After a coat of off white chalk paint in the recessed areas, molding and medallion, the cabinet was ready to be lightly distressed and clear waxed.

So, after I sanded the boards in the garage I applied a coat of clear wax to all sides.

I waited a day after painting before applying a coat of clear natural wax.

Well, it didn't take long after two coats and a brush of clear / dark wax to richen this hue up to all it's potential!!!

After the last coat of paint is dry, I cover the entire piece with a coat of clear wax.

Finally I used clear wax (after at least 15 Pinterest tutorial videos of how to wax) all over, giving each flat surface two coats.

In your other videos I interpreted that you paint with your chalk paint (1 or 2 coats dependent), then distress, then wax clear (working it down into paint, wiping off excess), sometimes put on a second coat of clear (same as above), and then if desired wax with dark wax (waiting 24 hours after clear wax (or paint?)

Am I going crazy or what...?!?!? And was that wait 24 hours to apply dark wax after painting or 24 hours after applying the final coat of clear wax?

So after a couple coats of paint, I lightly distressed the piece and finished it off with a coat of clear wax and dark wax.