Sentences with phrase «over the wax»

Also, you can't paint over wax until the wax is cured.

With chalk paint, you can simply paint right over the wax and start again.

Move cooled scones to a rack set over wax paper.

You can paint back over wax with a chalk type paint if you decide to do something different.

Unfortunately you can't spray a poly top coat over wax.

Is anything recommended for use over wax for tough top coat?

Immediately before serving, place a cooling rack over wax paper.

Every brand of poly I've used specifically says not to use over wax as it won't adhere properly.

You can also paint directly over the wax, and start back over.

You can paint back over wax with a chalk type paint if you decide to do something different.

Did you find anything that worked over the wax?

Sprinkle some millet flour over wax or parchment paper, and roll out the dough over the paper until it's about 12 - 14 inches in diameter.

The dough is a little tricky to work with but if you put it on wax paper and fold them over by folding over the wax paper, does that make sense?

I just want to add that it is possible to paint over wax after it's completely cured.

Most poly manufacturers (including GF) specifically say their product will not work correctly over wax.

Worse case scenario - with chalk paint, you can simply paint right over the wax and start again.

It's not a good idea to apply poly over wax.

You can use Artesian Enhancement's Clear Topcoat Sealer over a waxed finish for more durability.

Note that Annie's lacquer is NEVER applied over waxes!

I would experiment on an old throw pillow or something first, but maybe the fabric medium (and maybe a little water too) would make the clear top coat pliable enough that you could put a thin layer over the wax without it getting crunchy.

Also you can always go over your wax with Annie Sloan Chalk Paint and make the piece look antiqued with the paint.

Do not put any sealer or other products over wax.

With that said - in general... you should be able to paint over a waxed piece right away.

Spread over wax paper.

I let all the glaze soak in and what dripped off, I scooped up and poured on again, until it was all on the cake (I had cake on cooling rack placed over wax paper to catch the glaze).

I really like threading over waxing.

It wouldn't be ideal for a full piece to use chalk paint over the wax because I would be worried about adherence, but when doing an accent like a whitewash, the incredible adherence of chalk paint works just fine.

Step 6: Apply your favorite foundation with a sponge in dabbing motions over your wax to blend it into your skin tone.

So if you can't paint another sealent over the wax, then how do you remove the wax without taking the chalk paint with it?

Even though there is internet chatter about removing wax with 3rd party products or mineral spirits, the risk of a failure in re-coating over a wax finish is very high and sometimes impossible.

I'm going to be totally honest here: I used the polycrylic over wax this time because I needed to seal the cabinets and I was already using polycrylic somewhere else in the house and had a open can and wet brush.

I know that wax can only be a last step, i.e. you can not oil over wax, but you can wax over oil, and with a colored wax, it is best to apply a clear wax first in order to have better control with the darker wax.

So, what if you printed it out, laid it on cardboard and used an x-acto knife to make a stencil to put over the wax paper and just glommed on the puffy paint and then lifted the stencil straight up (wax paper taped down).

Could I use artisan enhancements top coat over a wax once its dry?