Sentences with phrase «finish than wax»

I can't tell you how many people come into our store, not even realizing that anything other than WAX exists — I call it a necessity for scenarios like cabinets, an every day table, vanity and desk tops, kids furniture... Topcoat is like brushing on water — no need to thin, it dries quick, leave a mild satin finish, and cures to a harder finish than wax.

Both are easy to use, easy cleanup, non-yellowing, and in my opinion, provide a more durable, longer lasting finish than wax.

Not exact matches

Also, it's definitely stronger than wax, and I like that it comes in different finishes so your surface can be matte, satin or glossy.

I use poly over chalk paint because it gives a great smooth finish and holds up to wear and tear better than a wax.

It's more durable than wax and comes in different finishes, including flat, which is perfect for those of us who love that look.

I have yet to experiment with wax but I'm wondering if it will hold up better than poly or some of the other finishing products.

They also have a very smooth feeling finish which I like better than the finish I get with soft wax.

But there are positives, too: It looks great on most cars, you don't ever have to wax it, and it's easier to do at home than a polished finish.

I can see now that the warm pine internal finishes (doors, skirting boards, door frames, stairs) just can not be ignored, they have a orange tone (although not too bad as they are waxed rather than varnished).

It feels very smooth, but waxing it, especially dark waxing it, brings out that subtle texture STILL and makes it more interesting and unique than just a completely smooth, flat finish you would get with latex.

I have yet to experiment with wax but I'm wondering if it will hold up better than poly or some of the other finishing products.

It is considered a matte finish, but it gives a little bit more sheen than hemp oil or wax.

«I finished up with a generous coating of clear wax, wiping away excess as I went, but fabric absorbs more than wood, just like with the paint.

It also takes less effort and time than a hemp oil or waxed finish.

A waxed finish is more durable than hemp oil, but still not really scrub - able.

I finished my project but put the dark wax on first It is a mirror that has a lot of crevices that I want the wax to be evident in; more than in your video.

After the paint and wax have cured (a few weeks), I have found the finish more durable than latex.

It does take a tiny bit of the patina away from the finish, but works great if you need something more than wax to protect the finish.

So other than that, I finished the wax coat on the cabinets and started installing the new hardware.