Sentences with phrase «coat of wax on»

The hemp oil makes the paint so soft — my pictures really aren't doing this dresser justice — it has so much depth in person, and because it actually soaks into the wood, I feel it's more durable than just a coat of wax on the top.

So always make sure to put a nice fresh coat of wax on the TOP of your board before you paddle out.

If you keep a good coat of wax on the paint, the sun's rays will do less damage.

So start out winter with a good coat of wax on your exterior.

Two to three coats of wax on cabinets is the ideal as they will get more wear than a regular piece of furniture.

Then, we hand rubbed two (some got three) coats of wax on everything.

Not exact matches

Using a couple of spoons, dip each ball in the melted chocolate to coat completely and lay on parchment or wax paper until firm.

After fooling around in the kitchen for a while, I spread a thin coat of melted chocolate, paper thin, on a sheet of wax paper, smoothed a second sheet of wax paper over the chocolate, then rolled the whole thing up into a tight roll and slipped it into the fridge.

Tap fork on side of pan to remove any excess coating, and return to waxed paper - lined baking sheets.

ITASCA, IL (November 14, 2017)-- A new study shows continued progress in the replacement of traditional wax coatings on corrugated boxes.

A new study shows continued progress in the replacement of traditional wax coatings on corrugated boxes.

By formulating their product with bits of carnauba (palm - tree wax) that are only nanometers wide, automotive cosmetics maker Eagle One says it's able to make a coating that always goes on clear.

Opt for organically - grown varieties to avoid the high levels of pesticides, herbicides and wax coatings commonly found on conventionally - grown apples.

I finished off with two coats of clear wax (no buffing as I wanted a matte, old world finish) and Miss Mustard Seed Hemp Oil on the stained top.

After I paint two coats of flat black enamel how long must I wait to put finish wax coats on my piece?

I did a nightstand in pure white and now have a coffee ring on it that will not come off, (maybe a should have put more wax on it, I used two coats) so I'm concerned about the stains on the top of a dinning table if I paint it.

I would probably use a couple coats of polyurethane / polycrylic on a table top, but I've used wax on my chalk painted kitchen cabinets and they have held up great.

Allow the dipped apples to cool on a sheet of wax paper coated with cooking spray.

gave two coats and then distressed the edges and some of the details and then instead of waxing over it I did a Minwax water based poly that goes on easy and clear.

I try SO hard to apply a very thin coat of wax using the ultimate brush, but the brush doesn't seem to move along the surface unless I have a fair amount on it.

I did three coats of paint (with at least 24 hours of drying time in between) and yesterday I put on a coat of clear wax (with the uber - expensive wax brush).

It bothered me because I knew he would be putting his feet on the chair rungs so I took a chance and put two coats of General Finishes Flat top coat on the rungs over the wax.

So, without wanting to layer on more paint, I decided to add a heavy coat of dark wax thinking it would tone down the green a bit...

Or you can use mineral spirits to strip the wax, throw another coat of paint on then seal it.

I never use wax, never have I use acrylic floor varnish, in a satin finish, it's hard wearing and works really well, and is a very economical choice, a couple of coats is all that's needed, I only use wax on bare wood to bring out the natural beauty of the grain

To give the frame a finished look, I rubbed on a coat of dark antiquing glaze followed by a coat of creme wax.

Laying down a thin coat of clear wax first allows you to get the dark wax exactly where you want it on the piece you are working on.

It's hard to tell, but the jar on the left has a coat of clear cream wax.

When it's time to get out the surfboard, apply a new coat of wax and zip on the wetsuit, there's no better place to be than Surfrider Beach in Malibu.

Stover works with a cool palette of dark blue / teal, beige, pumpkin orange, and taupe on white, finishing the work with an encaustic wax coating.

The diversity found between the craggy surface of Madame Noblet (1897) and the smooth sealant - coated working plaster of Ecce Puer (Behold the Child)(1906) is even more apparent in the multiple wax - and - plaster versions of Child in the Sun (1891 — 92) and Jewish Boy (1893) on display.

The work involves fixing simple wooden forms, coated in white wax, to the gallery's wall, and laying a length of extruded clay on each form.

I have the same question as Patty M. I have painted my hutch black (Valspar - Lowes satin finish) but don't have a top coat on it as it looks too shiny - So please do share once painted did you use a soft wax (Lowes paint department had never heard of this stuff??)

Whatever finish they used on the wood appeared to be a mix of some sort of lime wax and a clear coat that seeped deep into the grain, and made it really difficult to sand away — not only that, but you can't even tell which parts were fully sanded until you applied the paint wash.

An unusual combination of oils, urethanes and waxes, Seal - A-Cell Clear has served craftsman for decades as the best wipe - on clear coat to get that «na

To give the frame a finished look, I rubbed on a coat of dark antiquing glaze followed by a coat of creme wax.

Annie Sloan instructs people to apply a coat of clear wax and then on top of that a coat of the dark, but I have seen that it is much more streaky (which may or may not be the look you're going for) rather than an even aged look.

I stenciled «Tucson Arizona Territory» on top just for fun, and finished the paint off with a thin coat of wax, which went on easily and buffed out fast.

I've always heard that on kitchen cabinets, you should use at least three coats of wax.

Oh, sorry to bug you again but did you use a coat of polyacrylic on your cupboards or do you suggest waxing for durability?

Applying a thin coat of wax before sanding cuts down considerably on the amount of dust produced, but I don't like «gumming up» my sandpaper with gobs of wax and / or wasting product, so I always sand before waxing.

Last but not least, I painted on one more coat of watered down white paint to tone down the letters a little more and sealed it with some more clear furniture wax.

• Periodic maintenance A coat of food - safe paste wax (available from some concrete installers and online retailers), applied on top of the sealer, can add an additional layer of protection.

This is one big mirror (4 x 5) and I didn't feel like scrubbing on a wax then going back later to buff it out — the Topcoat Finish was a quick brush on coat, one layer was enough to seal the paint, leaving it matte, but still popping the true colors of the chalk / clay paints -

I would probably use a couple coats of polyurethane / polycrylic on a table top, but I've used wax on my chalk painted kitchen cabinets and they have held up great.

When I'm finished, I'll coat it with some clear wax, then put on some dark wax to give it more of an aged look.

My mom put a dozen or more coats of paste wax (good ole Johnson's right out of the can) on it and buffed it with an electric buffer between coats.

The depth of the grain, the length of time it is left on, and whether or not you applied a good, even coat of clear wax will determine how it looks.

gave two coats and then distressed the edges and some of the details and then instead of waxing over it I did a Minwax water based poly that goes on easy and clear.

All told I painted 2 coats of ASCP in Graphite and then slathered on a coat of clear wax and then dark wax.