I apply my liquid wax with a brush, wait 24 hours and then buff with a clean rag or old sock or piece of T-shirt material. Apply liquid wax sparingly or the item will stay rather sticky and tacky.
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You got this- http://sincerelysarad.com/how-to-apply-wax-to-chalk-paint/#_a5y_p=3913936 I'm excited to see how yours comes out!
I apply my liquid wax with a brush, wait 24 hours and then buff with a clean rag or old sock or piece of T-shirt material. Apply liquid wax sparingly or the item will stay rather sticky and tacky.
thankyou so much elaine
I prefer to use a old white cotton t- shirt To apply the way. I get more control. After it dries buff with a lintfree rag
I used a foam brush, as it went on more evenly. and then wiped down after with tshirt rags.