Annie Sloan Chalk Paint® Soft Wax, Edwin Loy Home

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Use Chalk Paint® Clear Wax to seal and protect furniture and walls painted with Chalk Paint® decorative paint. Chalk Paint® Clear Wax emphasises depth of colour and gives a beautiful mellow finish, or can be buffed to a high sheen. It is water-repellent too, so can be used on dining room tables and kitchen cabinets.To achieve Annie's signature look, apply a thin coat of Clear Wax over your painted surface with a Chalk Paint® Wax Brush. Work in small areas at a time, wiping off any excess with a clean cloth. For a distressed look, sand back to reveal a little of the wood or paint underneath before applying a second coat of Clear Wax.Chalk Paint® Wax is not suitable for outdoor use. Use Chalk Paint® Lacquer alternatively for use outdoors. After care: wipe clean with a damp cloth. For tough marks, use a proprietary spray cleaner and rewax where necessary.Clear Wax Technical InformationAvailable in 2.5 litres, 500ml and 120ml.After painting, seal indoor furniture with a thin coat of Clear Chalk Paint® Wax with a Chalk Paint® Wax Brush. Work in small areas at a time, wiping off any excess with a clean cloth. For a distressed look, sand back to reveal a little of the wood or paint underneath before applying a second coat of Clear Chalk Paint® Wax.Wait until the first coat of Chalk Paint Wax is touch dry (which will take around an hour depending on environmental factors and how thickly the first coat was applied) before applying a second.After care: wipe clean with a damp cloth. For tough marks, use a spray cleaner and rewax where necessary.Dark Wax Technical InformationAfter painting, seal indoor furniture with a thin base of Clear Chalk Paint® Wax, removing any excess with a clean cloth. Next, apply the Dark Chalk Paint® Wax, pushing it into the paintwork to bring out brush marks and recesses. Wipe back any excess with Clear Chalk Paint® Wax, making sure every part of your piece has been waxed at least once.Wait until the first coat of Chalk Paint Wax is touch dry (which will take around an hour depending on environmental factors and how thickly the first coat was applied) before applying a second.After care: wipe clean with a damp cloth. For tough marks, use a spray cleaner and rewax where necessary.Black Wax Technical InformationAfter painting, seal indoor furniture with a thin base of Clear Chalk Paint® Wax, removing any excess with a clean cloth. Next, apply the Black Chalk Paint® Wax, pushing it into the paintwork to bring out brush marks and crevices. Wipe back any excess with Clear Chalk Paint® Wax, making sure every part of your piece has been waxed at least once.Wait until the first coat of Chalk Paint Wax is touch dry (which will take around an hour depending on environmental factors and how thickly the first coat was applied) before applying a second.After care: wipe clean with a damp cloth. For tough marks, use a spray cleaner and rewax where necessary.White Wax Technical InformationApply 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.Wait until the first coat of Chalk Paint Wax is touch dry (which will take around an hour depending on environmental factors and how thickly the first coat was applied) before applying a second.After care: wipe clean with a damp cloth. For tough marks, use a spray cleaner and rewax where necessary.Chalk Paint® Wax is not suitable for outdoor use. Use Chalk Paint® Lacquer outdoors.Read our Chalk Paint® Fact Sheet for step-by-step guidance or take a look at our Techniques & Tips section for more ideas and inspiration to help you get started.More information – including Health & Safety