White - Chalk Paint® Wax
White - Chalk Paint® Wax
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Waxing painted furniture is easy – follow Annie Sloan's top tips for applying Chalk Paint® Wax and able to enjoy a finish that will last and last.
Use White Chalk Paint® Wax to soften and lighten Chalk Paint® colours. It can also be applied directly onto unvarnished wood as a liming wax to create a limed oak look. Chalk Paint Wax® will seal and protect furniture and walls painted with Chalk Paint® decorative paint.
TIP: Apply a thin coat of White Chalk Paint® Wax, removing any excess with a clean cloth. Less is more, so there’s no need to apply wax too thickly. If you do over-apply the wax, you can wipe back any excess with Clear Chalk Paint® Wax, making sure every part of your piece has been waxed at least once.
Once you’ve finished painting a piece of furniture with Chalk Paint®, you’re going to want to seal in your paintwork to create a lasting finish. Chalk Paint® is a decorative paint with terrific sticking power – it can be applied to most surfaces – but it does need protection to withstand general wear and tear. If you’re applying paint to a chair or table, a bedside cabinet or chest of drawers, you know you’ll be handling your item regularly and will want to give it a protective coat before using it. Not only will this help prevent unsightly fingermarks, but also allow you to wipe your painted surfaces clean as and when needed.
Enter Chalk Paint® Wax! This quiet hero goes hand in hand with Chalk Paint® to create a strong, durable finish. Using a brush or lint-free cloth, you want to sweep Chalk Paint® Wax over your paintwork. Smoothing it over almost like applying hand cream and wiping off excess as you go. The Wax will be touch dry within a few hours and slowly harden over time, becoming stronger as it cures.
