It is the perfect partner for Chalk Paint ® decorative paint by Annie Sloan because they have been developed to work together. It can be used for protection and to give a beautiful mellow matte finish on painted furniture, cabinets, and walls. Our Chalk Paint ® Wax can be mixed with Chalk Paint ® make a colored wax - how amazing!

HOW TO USE:

Apply Clear Wax with a cloth or brush over dry Chalk Paint ®. The wax will appear to darken the paint, but on drying it won’t be so apparent. For a distressed finish, rub gently with fine sandpaper AFTER applying the Clear Wax (while wax is still wet), then wax again. For a more pronounced aged look use Dark Wax over the Clear Wax, working it into any brush textures and removing excess with the clear wax. Finally buff with a cloth.

To maintain your furniture use a spray cleaner and re-wax. Annie Sloan Chalk Paint ® Wax is water repellent so it can be used on kitchen cabinets and table tops - apply two coats of wax, letting the coats dry in between, and buff to a high sheen. Soft Wax is not recommended for areas with a lot of water. Wax brushes should be washed in hot soapy water immediately after use.

It is the perfect partner for Chalk Paint ® decorative paint by Annie Sloan because they have been developed to work together. It can be used for protection and to give a beautiful mellow matte finish on painted furniture, cabinets, and walls. Our Chalk Paint ® Wax can be mixed with Chalk Paint ® make a colored wax - how amazing!

HOW TO USE:

Apply Clear Wax with a cloth or brush over dry Chalk Paint ®. The wax will appear to darken the paint, but on drying it won’t be so apparent. For a distressed finish, rub gently with fine sandpaper AFTER applying the Clear Wax (while wax is still wet), then wax again. For a more pronounced aged look use Dark Wax over the Clear Wax, working it into any brush textures and removing excess with the clear wax. Finally buff with a cloth.

To maintain your furniture use a spray cleaner and re-wax. Annie Sloan Chalk Paint ® Wax is water repellent so it can be used on kitchen cabinets and table tops - apply two coats of wax, letting the coats dry in between, and buff to a high sheen. Soft Wax is not recommended for areas with a lot of water. Wax brushes should be washed in hot soapy water immediately after use.

Add a metallic touch to your painted furniture with Annie Sloan Gilding Wax. Apply to ornate carvings and mouldings to enhance texture and detailing, or use with your favourite Annie Sloan Stencil to create gilded shapes, lines and designs. Can be applied with a lint-free cloth or a brush.

Available in 15ml tubes in five colours: Warm Gold, Bright Gold, Bright Silver, Dark Silver and Copper.

Gilding waxes are easy and fun to use. They add a little sparkle to any project, humble or grand. You can use a small brush to control the detail of application, although some prefer to use their finger to apply the waxes. There is something about the way your brush or finger can just glide across the surface of a bead or relief that looks natural and authentic. Gilding waxes are the closest thing to the look of real gold leaf, but are infinitely easier to apply. 

Use it as a Glaze:  By dipping a small brush 1” or 2” brush into mineral spirits wiping the excess on a paper towel, then dipping into the wax you can create a beautiful metallic glaze for your entire piece.

Create a New Color:  Mixing the gilding waxes together allows you a larger range of colors in which to make your piece unique.

Clean Up:  Like all wax the gilding waxes clean up with mineral spirits, lye soap, or some other grease cutting medium. If you get a bit in an unwanted spot, simply saturate a cotton swab with a dab of mineral spirits and wipe the area clean.

Gel Topcoat may be used to top coat any stain. Although Gel Stains contain urethane, Gel Topcoat has a higher content of urethane and may be used to top coat Gel Stains for more protection.

Gel Topcoat is available in satin.

This solvent-free oil finish provides a protective, water-resistant surface. It penetrates to protect from the inside out. It can be used on new wood that is bare, stained, milk-painted or to revive old wood effects. This oil does not leave a surface film that will chip or scratch. This oil does not need to be cut with any solvents. Since there are no added solvents or dryers to this product, the drying time is longer. The oil will feel dry to the touch one day after the initial application, however complete drying can be several days. For example if there is too much oil initially applied, then small amounts of oil may rise over the first few days. This can be avoided by wiping the excess away with a cloth. If used on a floor during this time it is recommended to place some cardboard pieces where there will be a lot of foot traffic. Dirty shoes should be kept off for at least two weeks. 

This oil is great for those that suffer from chemical sensitivities and can not use solvent based products. The odour of this oil is much like crushed walnuts. 

This oil will darken and richen the wood with a soft luster. Generally the older the wood the more it will darken it. This will vary based on the type of wood and the age of the wood. It is highly reccomended to try a small amount on an area to find out how your project will look with this application. 

Used inside this food-safe oil finish is perfect to use in the kitchen on wooden cutting boards, wooden utensils or stone. Also provides a wonderful finish for flooring * Not recommended for areas with a lot of water, such as a bathroom, kitchen or front door area unless special care is taken and extra applications are applied* 

Not recommended for exterior use. This oil does not contain UV protectors, therefore the wood will age, darken and grey. This oil is a great environmentally friendly product as the hemp seeds are grown and pressed in Ontario, Canada. 

• Food Safe
• No Chemicals
• No VOC’s
• Breathable
• Biodegradeable
• 100% Natural Hempseed

Coverage:

• 250 ml - Covers aprx 30 square feet
• 500 ml - Covers aprx 60 square feet

Coverage will vary taking into consideration what the oil is being applied to. For example, a previously oiled surface will require very little oil, where as bare wood will require more.