Sentences with phrase «sand after waxing»

If you sand AFTER waxing - it takes a bit more elbow grease, and you will probably want to add another layer of clear wax to protect the raw areas you sanded... but if this is your first time ever painting and distressing... by having a wax application on the painted piece first - you won't accidentally take off too much paint, as you learn how to finesse the sand paper with the right amount of pressure.
If you sand after waxing, you will see you have less dust since the wax and paint removed seem to stick more onto your sandpaper.
I've noticed that when I sand after waxing, some of the paint color gets caught up in the wax.

Not exact matches

Some people prefer to distress after waxing but I prefer to do it before so my sanding block doesn't get all «gummed» up.
After sanding, distressing and applying a clear wax for protection, the piece was completed.
Even after wiping down and removing the wax with mineral spirits and a light sanding your new paint never adheres well.
After painting the tray with DIY chalk paint (Recipe HERE) in Behr's Bit of Sugar, I sanded and waxed all but the bottom of the inside.
After a rollercoaster ride of dips and turns your driver drops you at the summit of some of the perfectly shapen dunes and you are issued with your sand board, along with a piece of wax to rub on the base of your board for speed increasing purposes!
So after sanding the entire dresser, painting it with my charcoal chalk paint and then applying the liming wax after watching about 100 YouTube videos about how best to apply it, I was... underwhelmed.
Did you use candle wax or did you just sand it down after painting?
So, after I sanded the boards in the garage I applied a coat of clear wax to all sides.
It's very green and scared me a bit at first, but after a little sanding and wax, it came out amazing.
After the paint was dry, we used a sanding block to distress the edges, and then we used rags to rub on some Annie Sloan furniture wax.
After I was done sanding I tried dark wax on it but didn't like it.
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The table top AFTER — Once I let the Chalk Paint dry, it was waxed with Clear Wax and then sanded using the method above of coarser to finer, finishing with an auto body sandpaper (600 grit) for a smooth finish.
by distressing AFTER you applied wax it actually gives you a lot more control when you are sanding since it allows you to expose layers of paint or wood underneath gradually.
Also, do I sand the piece all over, after applying the chalk paint and distressing in my preferred areas for the wax to adhere best?
After the stain + poly dried, we lightly sanded using steel wool and applied paste wax (this is the same technique we used on the crib).
For a distressed finish, rub gently with fine sand paper AFTER applying the Clear Wax while the wax is still «wet» (approx. 30 min.)
After I sanded it all up the way I wanted it I dusted it off and added the wax (also part of my tutorial).
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