have not done that project yet... but, I would transfer first then wax... due to the wax being a “protectant” for the wood. I would think that it would help the transfer stay on the wood and not “transfer” off. IMO

Hi, Linda. I don’t know what H70 is—a secret code? Haha! The deal with chalk paint is that it possibly has a slightly granular or bubbly surface. If so, sand with a very fine sandpaper on the area that will receive the transfer. Then apply the transfer and let it rest a day. Then use the wax or another sealer. Your paint and transfer should last for years with good protection. Best wishes ☺️

Thanks, makes sense.