Sentences with phrase «white wax as»

I then used white wax as a finish.

Not exact matches

Thus the sun's making wax white and fire's making lead fluid (these are practically the same examples as in chapter xxvi in the same book) «are usually called powers» — a phrase added in the fourth edition.

Soon the bees will cap it off with a little bit of wax as is shown in the right photo (white parts on the outside of the frame) which will soon be honey.

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 used Old White I think it was called and AS clear wax.

The wax I used would be considered the clear wax, though it definitely has a white look to it in the jar — I haven't noticed any yellowing, though I suppose it could as the years pass.

However, my idea was to add some detailing with white wax, as one would with dark wax, to the nuances of the wood.

In fact, you can mix the paint and wax together for a different look as opposed to dark, black or white wax and it gives an awesome affect.

I've never worked with AS white wax but my guess is that your guess about it being an issue between the poly and wax is spot on.

Hi I'm in the middle of doing my whole dining room set in mineral paint I used raw silk (antique white) so far chais and bottom of table are done need to do china cabinet curio cabinet and a side bar the top of table of sidebar will be stained but the chairs I used black wax to enhance the flowers on back of chairs china cabinet has as well but going to use everyday as dining kitchen table is there a sealer that I can use for sure that won't yellow I'm scared to try

What the text does not mention as alarming is that a white artist's variation of blackface, even on a wax replica, is no show of racial solidarity.

Barbara Brenner creates swirling, rippling clouds of white and yellow by pouring molten wax onto a wooden support such as birch.

The back room is populated with six 2.45 x 1.84 meter works all made of white ceramic tiles (a ready - made mapped two - dimensional grid so to speak) with their surfaces embracing, in the same manner as the previous works, enigmatic figures in black soap and wax.

In the Falling Men series, Johnson uses his signature materials of white ceramic tile, red oak flooring, mirror fragments, and black soap and wax to depict inverted figures falling through the air that can be read as flying heroes or chalk outlines of deceased bodies from crime scenes.

- 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 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.

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.

This furniture belonged to my parents so I felt the same way as you, I wanted to try to make it work somehow... I sure did use ASCP on the hutch — It's Old White with clear wax and then a bit of dark wax over that.

I used Old White I think it was called and AS clear wax.

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 agree wtih you Sonya that Arles looks great with dark wax or toned down with some white and it is a perfect accent color on your lovely media cabinet — love the way you added it to the legs as well.

Something I wanted to share now though, is that when you sand prior to waxing over a dark Chalk Paint ™ color like Graphite (as I have in my photo below)... you will get this residual white chalky look.

I bought an armoire that has a beautiful coat of AS old white and a coat of wax but it is much to yellow to stay the way it is.