Sentences with phrase «wax as a finishing»

I don't relish the idea of putting on and maintaining a wax as a finish.

I then used white wax as a finish.

They carry out surface finishing of designed patterns using lacquers or waxes as finishing agent.

I don't relish the idea of putting on and maintaining a wax as a finish.

Not exact matches

Moreover, organic citrus fruits such as lemons are likely to be waxed with shellac for a «natural» finish, meaning non-organic may be safer.

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.

With the Classico paints, it's not necessary to finish with the wax, as it will dry to a soft matte finish.

As some of you may know, you are supposed to finish off Chalk Paint with a wax that is supposed to harden and seal the product.

As well as polycrylic vs wax on the chalk painted finisheAs well as polycrylic vs wax on the chalk painted finisheas polycrylic vs wax on the chalk painted finishes.

I finished by distressing the wood a little and then applying Annie Sloan clear wax as a protectant.

Some time ago I painted two antique velvet arm chairs with chalk paint and then used the AS dark wax that was recommended but the sales assistant to get a black finish.

I'm not happy with this solution I will try the General Finish but I am confused as the best way to achieve the darkening of my distressing without using my dark wax.

The chalk paint is a new project, I love the idea of the wax but have been wondering as I'm doing this about the permant finish.

The AS wax was sold to me as a marvel product to seal painted upholstery leaving it with a soft but usable finish, which may be true, but I'm glad that you've shown me that for future projects there are alternatives to waAS wax was sold to me as a marvel product to seal painted upholstery leaving it with a soft but usable finish, which may be true, but I'm glad that you've shown me that for future projects there are alternatives to waas a marvel product to seal painted upholstery leaving it with a soft but usable finish, which may be true, but I'm glad that you've shown me that for future projects there are alternatives to wax.

The piece sanded just as easily as any chalk paint I have used:) I will probably finish this piece this week with some clear wax paint to protect it.

I have one question that was not reviewed in youtube video though (maybe it is obvious to others, but sorry still a novice), after using wax do you put a varnish on top as a finish?

How about if I use AS chalk paint and use dark wax to age the furniture and seal it with General Finishes?

I would love to hear if anyone has founda finisher as non toxic as wax that seals better!

Hi Julie — Chalk paint will provide a chalk board finish as long as you don't wax or poly over it.

As far as what to finish your painted piece with is up to your style and preference.I like to use clear wax and if I want an antique look I used antiquing glaze first before waxinAs far as what to finish your painted piece with is up to your style and preference.I like to use clear wax and if I want an antique look I used antiquing glaze first before waxinas what to finish your painted piece with is up to your style and preference.I like to use clear wax and if I want an antique look I used antiquing glaze first before waxing.

I did use the chalk paint on a very intricate nest of tables and was cursing mid-way through it as it was so hard to wax, but I am happy I went through with it as the tables when finished looked amazing!

UV Resistant Coating Each Rear Deck Spoiler contains is finished with UV - resistant clear - coat paint for resistance against various environmental conditions (take care of this as you would take care of your vehicle's paint finish - polish then coat with good - quality wax or synthetic protectant).

His use of classical figurative techniques with a honed attention to aesthetics of form and surface — such as in the velvety finished concrete or waxed iron patina surfaces of his sculptures — reflect an embrace of the making of objects that seems refreshingly out of step with the digital era.

She uses cold wax as a varnish on many of her panel paintings to attain a matte finish.

The legacy of conceptual art practices permeates the exhibition, revealing layers of narrative in both the finished work and through the process of making, in some works abject materials such as car parts, wax, expanding foam and plywood, as well as methods of production such as crochet and embroidery are used to question the value of labour and social hierarchies.

While the photo collage serves as the foundation of her work, her limited edition prints are then finished with the application of hand - drawn and painted embellishments in graphite, acrylic, watercolor, and wax pastel.

He also makes the popular Hampshire Sheen range of wax and oil finishes as well as blends the atmospheric Intrinsic Collection of coloured dyes.

With low cost floor finishes such as vinyl and laminate, or less common floor finishes such as stained, waxed, acrylic, lacquered and linoleum - be sure to check with your flooring manufacturer to make sure a vinyl rug pad can be used safely.

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??)

As far as what to finish your painted piece with is up to your style and preference.I like to use clear wax and if I want an antique look I used antiquing glaze first before waxinAs far as what to finish your painted piece with is up to your style and preference.I like to use clear wax and if I want an antique look I used antiquing glaze first before waxinas what to finish your painted piece with is up to your style and preference.I like to use clear wax and if I want an antique look I used antiquing glaze first before waxing.

What you will learn: properties of furniture painting, best practices & preparation, distressing methods, creating buttery finishes, waxing, as well as tools such as brushes, sandpaper, waxing, and distressing.

As an alternative to a lacquered finished floor, «Buzz» offers an excellent hard wax oil consisting of vegetable oils and natural waxes which give a very natural but hard wearing finish whilst creating a surface which is water and dirt repellent.

- Sample pot of Annie Sloan Chalk Paint in Old Ochre (or sub Martha Stewart Vintage Finish Paint in Ivory)-- Martha Stewart Vintage Finish Paint in Brooke - Clear wax (Annie Sloan Clear Wax is my favorite)- Dark wax (I used Annie Sloan Dark Wax but I've used and like this product as well)- Small natural fiber brush - Old white t - shirt

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).

I finished it with a few coats of clear wax with a torn white t - shirt (my favorite chalk paint hack) so it wouldn't get scratched up as I was doing the bead work.

Attempting to add another coating — such as Chalk Paint ® Lacquer or another varnish or even polyurethane — over a wax finish is futile.

I love the white wax look, and if I would have jumped eagerly into a decision just because I wanted to finish them, I don't think I would love the look of them as much as I do now.

Just a little bit of paint and a quick lick of wax, as a finish, goes a long way.

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.

«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.

Seal it with Minwax paste finishing wax as shown HERE.

Normally I would finish with a coat or two of Annie Sloan wax but seeing as this is going into a nursery I gave it three coats of clear varnish so it can withstand a little more wear and tear.

*) i need to find a wax that is nontoxic (or as natural as possible) and will have a clear finish so it won't turn my furniture yellow.

Three of the pieces had a heavy shine to the finish which I presume was wax or polyurethane and the paint went on beautifully and adhered as well as a primed or sanded piece.

I wish science class back in high school was as much fun:) I really like the finish chalk paint provides and the way the wax brings out the depth in every piece.

Even here — wax has its benefits as you won't get water rings from glasses on the wax like you can on a polyurethane finish.

Cant wait to get my table finished as I plan to do a possible transfer on it but see how things go with the wax.

The wax will still add an antiquing to the paint finish, and some of that wax glow, it just won't be as intense

General Finishes can not guarantee an ideal refinish when applying our products on top of or combined with another company's products or over surfaces that have been in contact with waxes, polishes or sprays containing contaminants such as silicone.