Of course you can. But if you are using it in a kitchen or over a heater, the heat may melt the wax. You might have better luck with a high shine stain or sealer. ☺️
If you use antiquing wax on cabinets - it is always best to have a fine bristle hand brush so that you can brush well and generously to make a hard surface. This does make it more heat resistant, however, as Jewell stated by heat, you wax may melt over time. High shine stain and sealer are a more concrete solution - however, remember that, not easily changed from this point.
I was wondering if you could help me with something -- I have an entirely oak kitchen. I know it's the rage now to paint or gel stain cabinets. I've been considering ...
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You can use it on about anything.
May darken the color but yes.
Of course you can. But if you are using it in a kitchen or over a heater, the heat may melt the wax. You might have better luck with a high shine stain or sealer. ☺️
Yes, there is no reason why it should not work fine for you.
If you use antiquing wax on cabinets - it is always best to have a fine bristle hand brush so that you can brush well and generously to make a hard surface. This does make it more heat resistant, however, as Jewell stated by heat, you wax may melt over time. High shine stain and sealer are a more concrete solution - however, remember that, not easily changed from this point.
Hi Linda! Here you go with some tips!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvO6Bhup0lY
https://www.wikihow.com/Antique-Kitchen-Cabinets
http://www.thefurnitureconnoisseur.com/antiquing-wax-antique-wax-for-furniture/
https://lostandfounddecor.com/use-antique-glaze-dark-wax-painted-furniture/