You use the soap as a resist to prevent paint from sticking to it wherever you rub the soap on. This is rubbed on areas where natural wear would occur like the drawer edges, top edge, around the hardware etc.
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It's easier to just wipe it off with a wet sponge before it drys completely. No sanding , works great.
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How to Shabby Chic a Welsh Dresser
You use the soap as a resist to prevent paint from sticking to it wherever you rub the soap on. This is rubbed on areas where natural wear would occur like the drawer edges, top edge, around the hardware etc.