Sentences with phrase «wax as a top coat»

Or just use wax as your top coat?

Since this room can get very warm being mostly windows and very cold as it isn't heated, I decided not to use Annie Sloan's clear wax as a top coat.

I painted my workshop table here at my shop with Chalk Paint ® decorative paint by Annie Sloan and then did the wax as a top coat.

It is also resistant to alcohol spills, which if using wax as a top coat - is not.

Not exact matches

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.

Can you give brief instructions in chronological order such as: painted two coats french linen, used clear wax and dark wax, followed by dry brushing with french linen & old white, folowwed by protective top coat... or did you wax again?

I am very familiar with chalk paint and as I've said in other comments, I no longer use wax to seal, but instead water based top coats, however like you I do from time to time use wax as a last step as a «polish» for extra an extra sheen for pieces that I want the top to pop.

I am a firm believer in wax, but only as the very last step after some strong top coat.

So, no I don't use wax anymore, except sometimes over the top coat as a final touch when I want a bit of sheene, just to use up what I had already, but I'm not buying any.

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??)

I painted the top with a grey primer I had and then used a coat of country grey AS and a coat of coco AS followed by clear wax and a light coat of dark.

Did you have to use anything as a top coat, and if so will wax work with the valspar paint?

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.

Can you give brief instructions in chronological order such as: painted two coats french linen, used clear wax and dark wax, followed by dry brushing with french linen & old white, folowwed by protective top coat... or did you wax again?

Just like the chalk paint, you can use wax, hemp oil, or polycrylic as a top coat.