Can I take off some of the antiquing wax that I put on a project?
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I'm not happy with coverage of the antiquing wax I put on a project this morning. Is there something I can use to remove some of it? Thanks.
6 answers
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Use anything with an oily substance. Mayo.olive oil,coconut oil etc.
Janet Pizaro
on May 18, 2016
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Use clear wax to soften the antiquing wax and a soft cloth to remove some and a dry brush to blend out.
Gayle Thomas
on May 19, 2016
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What kind of paint did you use? Did use a clear wax first, then the antiquing wax? If so, you can use the clear wax over the antiquing wax or mineral spirits and it will remove the darker wax, if you did not use the clear wax first, I would go with the mineral spirits for sure.... hopefully, this will work well for you....
Nancy
on May 19, 2016
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Hi Linda: I've only used Chalk paint on two items so far and each time, I've accidentally used a bit too much of the antique wax. I've had great luck in removing the excess with a damp/slightly wet paper towel. On each of the two items, the dark wax came off easily. I wish you good luck!
Elaine
on May 20, 2016
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I use mineral spirits to wipe off the extra wax.
Cindy
on May 27, 2016
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Provided you used the dark wax OVER a base of clear wax, you can easily remove some with the application of a bit more clear. Rub it on, and then remove as much or as little as you wish. If the dark wax went on to a newly painted surface (Chalk Paint), then it has penetrated the paint to an extent. You may be able to remove some of the wax, but not all.
Jeani Miller Miner
on May 28, 2016
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