If you can cover the business end of your sander with a soft cloth and sand with that, you may be able to sand off the wax onto the cloth. If not, use very fine sandpaper and clean the wax away as you sand, with a degreaser. Jewell
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If you can cover the business end of your sander with a soft cloth and sand with that, you may be able to sand off the wax onto the cloth. If not, use very fine sandpaper and clean the wax away as you sand, with a degreaser. Jewell
Hi Linda! You just need a shop towel or an old t-shirt. Lightly rub the waxed finish and it will get shinier for you! :)
You can use a lint free rag to buff out wax on chalk paint.
Use something lint free and buff in a circular motion. https://thehoneycombhome.com/diy-barnwood-dresser-makeover-in-only-2-easy-steps/
A rag/tee shirt in a circular motion
These are some suggestions for removing wax that may help: https://generalfinishes.com/faq/how-do-i-remove-wax-existing-finish
This tutorial is also helpful: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/99431104264675945/