FolkArt Home Decor Chalk Furniture & Craft Acrylic Paint in Assorted Colors, 8 ounce, Antique Wax

Amazing!!! This is my first time ever using any kind of wax but I bought this mirror and I wanted it to look antique so I sprayed painted it a brass bronze but it still looked flat so I saw someone use this on YouTube and I decided to give it a try and I am SO HAPPY!!! It looks EXACTLY like I wanted. I will be using this stuff on everything now!!! Here are my photos. After I put this product everywhere and I mean EVERYWHERE I lightly wiped everything off and it came out great!!!

Great product!

So, my 80s home has a brass chandelier that I will eventually replace. I figured I have nothing to lose and decided to try to make it look like a newer wood chandelier. I used white chalk paint, followed by this dark wax. I brushed it on with a chip brush, then waited 10 seconds or so and wiped it in the same direction as it was brushed. I love the look of this! So easy to use, beautiful color, not sticky and dried quickly. Amazing value, as I hardly made a dent in the container. Sooo happy with this!

This product does exactly what it describes, it's got great texture and consistency, no strong odor, it's gorgeous. I love the looked of aged furniture, and to find out with this product I could do it myself,. I was sold. It dries quick, isn't messy. Very easy to apply a baby could do it. It just is an amazing product over all

I painted a couple lamps a creamy white and used this product over top to “age” and add interest. Very easy to paint or wipe on with a microfiber cloth and wipe off until a desired look is achieved. Washes off hands easily with water. I have a lot left for more projects.

This is my first time using any kind of chalk paint and wax, so I experimented on a small table. I painted it gray, then white and distressed it. I wasn't quite sure what to expect with this wax but I gave it a go and it seems to do what it says but I'm not sure I like the effect for this particular piece. I have some distressing but I wanted to keep most of it white so I didn't put this wax in a lot of places, it really makes it look very old. It looks okay along the legs but on the shelf surface it kind of looked like someone had spilled coffee. I don't have chipped paint so I'm not sure this is the look I wanted on the table but I will find other uses for this wax. As others have mentioned, it's the same consistency as paint, not really waxy.

Well I'm going to say right out the gate I'm new to Chalk painting. I painted a Bed and 2 nightstands strait Black and came out well. Although I thought doing the dressers in Black would be too much, so I bought a Parisian Grey, then decided to try this Black wax on top, see how it would come out; and I like it. A little sure goes a long way, and you can wipe it to be as light or dark, as you like. Super Thin consistency,whether that is a plus or minus I do not know, I never tried a thicker wax product. All my Annie Salone paint I bought was thrown away during the move, before I even had a chance to use it. Why I decided to try a cheaper alternative; but I'm happy with the way it came out for someone who never used Chalk paint before.

Makes the imperfect, perfect!