does this work like the Annie Sloan's dark paste wax?
1378579
It is a little harder to buff out and doesn't get as dark as Annie with 1 coat that's why I add a little black paint to mine.. 2 coats and it looks good .. if you want to actually see dark pop with little woolrk I would stick with Annie it's less work.
1378580
I believe it does, but then I haven't used Annie Sloan's dark wax, so what do I know... I did use it as Annie has you use her dark wax, but it is a lot less expensive. With either one you'll want to use the stiff round brush that pushes the wax into tight places. You'll find it on Amazon, and it's a joy to use.
1276241
Yes, it does. I had to dab a little school grade paste around the edges here and there but I have peeled it off and moved it and it worked just find. I didn't have to add any more paste when I moved it either.
1091652
It only works with the wax warmers that you find in the beauty salons. I purchased one from GiGi brand. Just be careful with it as it can get very sticky and difficult to clean sometimes.
1048697
New or old, you'll be fine. This liquid wax is very forgiving... even if you get it on black trim. All you have to do is buff it out with a clean towel. It went on/ off easy and the results are great. It will help if you have a good base.... meaning you've cleaned off all other contaminants. I clayed and polished first and then used the liquid wax.
1530595
As far as I can tell, the answer is yes. I knew this as simply "Butcher's wax" and used it for wood finishing. The amber wax has a slight yellowish hue. Bowling alley wax is clear. The amber wax is somewhat softer than I remember it and takes more polishing to dry. It still provides a hard protective finish over varnish, etc.
1189543
This kit has the all purpose honee wax and the mini pro kit has the "Creme Wax" which is for sensitive skin. I was told by a Sally Beauty Supply associate that the Creme wax does not grab the coarse hairs as well as the all purpose wax does. I'm sure there are a few other differences in the two kits but I think that is the most obvious one.
1006349
As far as this product is concerned, it is probably the best I have ever used. It holds up well for what it is, it is a spray wax not a paste wax.
1107464
I use it on painted furniture and it comes out beautiful. It will alter the color, will not star white. Annie Sloan Clear Wax will stay clear.
320409
i recommend johnson paste wax its great and the shine last for months and I clean my wood floors with murphy oil soap.
1313898
Definitely NO !!!! This wax is a paste wax which remains solvent when applied so you can spread it, but it dries very hard. . If it dries in a crack or crevice, it will leave a hard white residue which is hard to remove. I only use this wax for smooth finish woodwork. I sometimes have to use a toothpick to remove from corner joins etc. I love this wax for furniture final finishing and have used it for many years. GJR (Woodsworker)
424009
Yes...it is soft. I've never used Annie Sloan, but I bought this wax in lieu of the Annie Sloan because it was more reasonably priced. I used it on top of chalk paint (homemade) and I achieved the look I wanted.
1466192
Yes! I have never used this before and thought it would be more like other waxes I have used. I wish I had come here to see these questions before using it as my house reeks and it is too cold to open the windows. I will not use this again unless I can use it outside.
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I've only heard complaints with lighter cars for black waxes. So dark blue I'd say would be fine but why use this if it's dark blue? There are far better waxes waxes that are safe on all paint types. The only reason I use this stuff ever over collinite double double is that it's specifically designed to make black paint look better and it applies completely effortlessly with a buffer. It doesn't last anywhere near as long as collinite and I honestly can't say that it looks better IMO. It's just cheap and slightly easier to apply. But if you really like Meg's stuff just use one of their other pastes since you don't need a black enhancement.
297794
Tough to find a liquid wax similar to the brand supplied. The wax from kaloric is ridiculously expensive and not particularly good anyway. A good high quality paste wax works fine
915118
This isn't really a shining/polishing compound. Turtle wax has other products for that, but this is mostly for use to remove paint and scratches.
198939
Yes! Not too much. A little goes a long way. It has a more waxy feel than oily...in a good way.
746958
Never tried that so really don't know. I think this wax is primarily for use on painted surfaces. I use Armorall for my plastic trim.