Sentences with phrase «white wax give»

I love the subtle touches the white wax gives!

The white wax gives the Duck Egg Blue a more «moody» feel — it sits nicely in the grooves of the backboard here, and I'm sure on a more ornate piece that it could make little details really POP.

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Because I eat what is recommended in MY given menstrual phase not in the moon phase (waxing moon — follicular phase / full moon — ovulation etc) which corresponds to the majority of cycles — white moon phase.

The top I white washed with MMSMP in Grain Sack and then White Waxed to give it a soft look and to really highlight the edges of this pwhite washed with MMSMP in Grain Sack and then White Waxed to give it a soft look and to really highlight the edges of this pWhite Waxed to give it a soft look and to really highlight the edges of this piece.

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 white chalk paint on the shelves first, then buffed a little bit of dark paste wax over the white to give them an antiqued look.

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 painted the base in Annie Sloan Chalk Paint in Pure White, lightly distressed it, and then gave it a coat of clear wax.

To protect the surface and give it a rich patina effect, I applied one coat of Maison Blanche's chalk white lime 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 lightly distressed the dresser (mainly along the edges) and used a bit of dark wax on the Old White portion and intermittently on the top, sides and drawer fronts — enough to give it an aged look but not make it too dark.

I think a white wash with the white wax over an orange pumpkin would tone down the orange and give it that «cinderella» look.

She gave these two end tables a new coat of white paint and dark wax.