5 things to know about Chalk Paint® Wax
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
- Annie Sloan, inventor of Chalk Paint®, answers and demonstrates the some of the 5 most commonly asked questions about Chalk Paint® Wax.
1. Do I need to wax Chalk Paint®?
2. How do I remove excess Wax?
3. How long do I wait before waxing?
4. What is buffing?
5. What if I don't like the finished result?
For more information and how-tos, see the techniques page on our website: www.anniesloan.com/techniques/ - Навчання та стиль
Great video! Thank you for sharing this information with us! So helpful 💗 Loving your chalk paint and wax on everything lol. I have so much more to do and I can't wait. You make it so exciting and easy. I have this old gray metal cabinet I want to restore a bit and I'm learning so much from you. I love that you can use this on almost anything.
Dear Annie, a couple of weeks ago i discovered your chalk paint!! it was a blast when i discovered your colour palette, ohh i just adore all the colours.. it has been a dilemma which colour to choose as all of them are so beauuutiful.. finally i chose provence for my kitchen cabinets, i have just painted all in the provence and it is stunning!! now i will order gliding wax and stencils to draw small details on the cabinets. In the end i just would like to say, thanks so much for your beautiful art, it is so much in tune with my heart and mind :)
Thank you I did my two end tables and they came out absolutely beautiful for sure save me $700 and they were Drexel end tables to begin with. I have had them for 60 years in perfect condition.
She made the easiest products to use and the best looking products, I can't take it
You are brilliant! Love your products, videos, tips, everything! You are amazing. Thank you!
Excellent video! Thank you so much for sharing this.
Thank you for this video! It's super! What color blue is the cabinet? Love it!
Enjoy you very professional approach. Very nice filming as well.
Thank you. Lovely day to you
I’m using this tomorrow. So this was super helpful x
How did it go ?
Thank you Annie
Love your shirt... where can I find one please. Oh and I am painting my desk from lilac to Oxford blue in chalk paint. It looks stunning!
Thank you for making this video. I am new to this world and loving it. I love watching you paint and your spirit is fantastic. I also enjoyed the Lem Lem video. Inspiring and fun. Thanks for the wax tips. Cheers, Ivy.
You are most welcome, and I'l so pleased that you are loving it!
Thank you Annie!!!💚
What is the best way to clean the wax finish as a weekly cleaning routine?
Hello Annie. Can I use mini foam paint roller to paint my furniture with the chalk paint ?
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Annie love your products so much!!! I have a few questions for you. 1. How do you clean your brush that you use for wax? 2. Do you use a different brush for dark or clear wax?
Hello Laura!! Soap and hot water should do the trick nicely! You can certainly use different brushes for Dark and Clear waxes, but it's not necessary if the brushes are cleaned thoroughly.
Good question...thank you Annie
Do you suggest using wax for a coffee table? I get worried the usage will be too much for wax.
Annie I just moved to Anaheim Hills from Arizona and I’ve been using your chalk paint I think every since you started making it I cannot find it in Anaheim Hills anywhere ace representatives are telling me that possibly you stop producing it I find that hard to believe can you please tell me where I can find chalk paint in Anaheim Hills California thank you love your paint
Hello Samona! Rest assured that Chalk Paint® is still being produced and is readily available in the U.S.! You can always visit Annie Sloan.com and click on the "Stockists" link to find a retailer near you. Here is a link to your local stockists near Anaheim Hills! www.anniesloan.com/stockists/?location=33.8508021,-117.7490656&radius=300&view=grid&type=stockist
Thank you for the video!
Would using the pearlescent glaze work the same as the wax?
Hello Emily! The Pearlescent Glaze has the same sealing properties as the Lacquer, so it will protect your paint very well! If you wanted to use it as an accent, I would recommend that your seal your piece with the Lacquer first.
I'm off to buy my first ever bucket of Annie Sloan paint from my local stockist here in Stockholm, Sweden. My questions: Is it possible/better to use something more durable such as polyurethane to seal a dining table that will be in constant use or will the wax be sufficient/advisable? Would be grateful for an answer. Thanks
Hello E. B. The Chalk Paint® Lacquer is a very strong and hardwearing finish!
Annie, I am a first time chalk painter. I painted an old, dark chest white and turned it into a seat/storage for our guest room. I put one coat of wax on it. Do I do additional coats?
How do you clean a fabric painted with chalk paint (a) if it is waxed; and (b) if it is not waxed?
Hello Annie , thanks for this informative video .my question is to get a good protection using wax of 2-3 coat .so at every interval of 24 hrs I need to wax means will be completed in 3 days for 3 coats of wax .Am I understanding correctly??? Please help me to guide .thank you ❤️
Hello Shaily, you are correct! It will take three days to apply 3 coats of wax. Afterward, it's best to be gentle with the piece for a few weeks until the wax is cured and hardened. That said, protecting your furniture with runners, placemats, and coasters is a great way to keep your furniture looking new for years to come
@@AnnieSloanHome Thanks a lot
If you don't like the finished work, you don't need to sand the dried wax off first before changing colour?
Do you have to use clear wax before using white wax?
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4:00 So are you saying that you can repaint directly over the wax? Or should the wax be scuff sanded or removed entirely?
Hello! You can paint directly over the wax without the need to sand or remove the wax with Chalk Paint!
I want to chalk paint and wax a pine bed frame but it's the one we currently sleep on . After waxing thinly, I want a matt finish so will not buff it any more than wiping off the surplus . You say it then needs to cure. but long after waxing can I use the bed? as I'm concerned about the bedlinen being in contact with some surfaces eg pillows against the headboard and the wax being absorbed into the material etc Thank you so much for the opportunity to ask .
You will be fine to use your furniture after it is painted and wax, just be a little gentle at first while it's curing.
@@AnnieSloanHome Thank you. I have only just noticed you suggest giving 2- 3 coats of wax 24 hrs apart but that refers to a table or kitchen cabinet. Is it critical for a bed, and will the final effect be even darker. Does the wax then have to be repeated over time ie every couple of years or so to maintain condition. Thank you.
Hi, thank you for the video really informative. I have one question. Can we paint over acrylic paint using chalk paint.
Hello Prathmesh, yes you can!
@@AnnieSloanHome thank you
Hi, wanting to paint my kitchen cabinets. After the wax has cured, is it safe to clean doors with a damp cloth as you would normally do when cleaning kitchen?
Hello! You can wipe your waxed finishes anytime with mild soap and water. If you have a spot that does not come clean with a damp cloth, try rubbing a bit of wax over the spot to remove it.
Thanks! The last question about the paint getting messed up... I didn't understand it. 🙈 are they talking about painting a design, then when they waxed it went funny? Or are they saying a plain colour like the cupboard next to you? I've not had anything get messed up yet so I can't understand how it happens. I've done very textured pieces, patterned and plain. How are they painting it wrong, so I don't make the same mistake. 😱 x
For me personally, the first time I ever waxed - before I waxed, the paint strokes looked even. After I waxed, you could see EVERY nook and cranny that was made my brush. I think the way to avoid this issue is with a foam roller, or just a roller so that there are no brush strokes. I'm going to try sanding my next project after I finish painting it, because I don't have a foam roller at the moment and I want to use what I have. Hope this helps!
@@francesanjanette2070 thankyou yes.
I want to have 3 layers of wax for a fully protective surface. I see you’re supposed to leave 24hrs in between applications, but do you buff in between or just wax, wait, wax wait and only buff after the last layer? Thank you.
Hello, buffing the wax is completely optional, it just adds extra shine to the piece. So there's no need to buff for protective purposes.
Thanks Annie. I’ve seen other videos where people use your wax but buffing after 2 hours of waxing. What do you say about that? Is that good or not ? And what is the best thing to use for buffing to get great shine ?
Hello! It really is best to let the wax dry overnight! It allows the solvent that makes the wax soft to evaporate completely so that the wax may be polished. Otherwise, you're simply moving the wax around if you do it too early. A clean lint free cloth is best for buffing!
@@AnnieSloanHome thank you so much. I will follow exactly what you suggested. I bought your pure white paint and clear wax to paint my wardrobe and dressing table. I want a smooth and modern finish as a result. So hopefully I’ll do everything right.
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Could you help me out? When I’m putting the wax on, some of the paint comes off. Do you know why this would do that? Thank you!
Annie- I chalk painted my bathroom cabinet, used shellac and now is way too dark- do I have to do the whole thing again and wax it instead? Thank you so much
Hello Felicia, Shellac can amber and change the color of the paint, but never fear! You can absolutely re-paint and seal with the wax instead!
Hello. We purchased chairs that were painted and finished with your wax. When we sit on them you can’t slide on the chair. Should I paint them to make them slippery, with a gloss paint? If so can a normal gloss paint be used? Or should I try to buff them to make them shiny and thus slippery? Please advise
Hello! As they've already been waxed we would recommend buffing with a lint-free cloth which will produce a certain amount of shine.
Cant this wax be used on a laminate ???
Hello Annie, am redoing my little table with chalk paint. The top is a pretty brown and the paint is making a ripple look., why is this happening. Thank u
Hello Susan, most texture is created when the paint is over-brushed. Thin coats are best! Lay the paint down with your brush and then lightly feather over the surface with the very tips of the brush and let the paint do the rest!
Please Annie I’ve been using your product for such a long time I just moved to a different state and nobody carries your paint as a matter fact a couple ace hardware representative told me that you stopped production on Annie Sloan chalk paint please tell me that’s not true anyway I live in Anaheim Hills California can you please tell me where I can purchase some chalk paint
Oceanside!!! A store called Market on State! 1-760-276-3826. And they can order what you want!! Call first to make sure they have what you need!
Hello. Where to buy brushes and paint?! I’m in Florida USA!
Hello Luz! Here is a link to find a stockist near you! www.anniesloan.com/stockists/
Interesting that we can paint over wax, I’ve believed wax cannot take a coating. This open up new doors.
How many coats of wax are recommended for a good protection?
Hello Baciu, 2 to 3 coats of wax applied 24 hours apart and allowed to fully cure over a period of 3 weeks will provide excellent protection and durability. -Jen at ASI
Thank you!
How do I clean/dust my piece once painted and waxed?
A damp cloth is really all you need! If you get a mark that does not wipe away easily, Clear Chalk Paint Wax is great for removing those issues. Avoid the use of bleach and chemicals which will harm the finish.
@@AnnieSloanHome thank you.
Sooo...you can paint over wax? You don't have to sand it down first?
Hello Carol! You can absolutely paint over the wax, but I do suggest letting it dry for 2-3 days before doing so to allow for the paint and wax to harden up a bit. No need to sand at all! -Jen at ASI
Having trouble hearing you. Enjoyed the video
Is this greek blue tia
Hello! Yes it is!
@@AnnieSloanHome thankyou so much for answering xxxx
Hey, that cutaway of her speaking to the main camera…wtf is she looking at?, the viewer? The cameraman? The sandwich basket? Whats wrong with you today? It makes no storytelling sense, if you need a cutaway use your close up, removing the need for camera two, just shoot 4k and do your script emphasis in framing. Please, please, from 1939 onwards that method has been used and is a safe reliable method.