Do you think these paints would adhere to waxed wood? Thanks!
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I very much doubt it. I think you'd need acrylics for that, but it would be worth googling. In any case, you'd need to prep the surface by at least removing all dirt and oils and maybe giving a final wipe with rubbing alcohol. But that's just me and I'm an experimenter at heart :-)
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I have not tried them on a Black Board. Their ads say they write on almost any surface, so it seems natural they would. They remove with a damp cloth. I used them painting on glass for holiday windows and they cut my paint time in half. Love them!
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They will make a surface with more grip. These are self stick. I would be careful to make sure the wood surface has no wax and should have a lacquer surface. John McLeod
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I just tried it, and it did NOT make a mark on a painted wall. I think this wax is harder than crayon wax...
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I suppose you coule spray paint these sticks...i dont think weight would be affected much, but spray paint does tend to leave a sticky residue, and would probably flake off easily...youd probably want to use a layer or two of satim clear coat after the color. I think a longer-lasting alternative would be wood stain, after sanding the sticks.
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Well, considering they are plastic, I'm not sure if the paint would flake. Certainly the front would not be able to be painted. I don't think this would work and I, personally, would not try it, but I am not an expert. Wish I could be of more help.
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Mine are actually still up. I assume you can just pull them off. I have mine on some stained woodwork. I personally would not use them on painted woodwork for fear of pulling off the paint. Hope this helps.
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I haven't used them on wood. But they work realllllly well on porous paper. So I would say as long as the tiles are sort of "rough cut"...without a coating on them, they should work really well.
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I'd say so. They are completely unfinished and could easily hold an oil or stain.Hope that is helpful.
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Sure any of the wax detailer sprays will work. The key is having a lubricant film between the painted surface and the clay. It important to work in small areas and keeping the paint wet. Thier bar bar is a great product I so like their window clay bar
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Mine are on top of a mantle that is stained wood. I would be certain that you would need to put down a new strip of adhesive to get them to stick well to a new surface.
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Yes, they pretty much stick to any surface, just prewash the surface before applying. Have fun!
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I haven't used Annie Sloan's wax because it is so expensive. So, I've used Briwax and it has worked well for the projects I've painted. However, I can not give you a good comparison since I have no experience with Annie Sloan.
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They have a waxy finish, so my best guess is that it would be similar to painting a traditional wax candle. I wonder if gilding wax would work? AMACO Rub 'n Buff Wax Metallic Finish, Gold Leaf, 0.5-Fluid Ounce
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The adhesive is quite strong. I wouldn't stick them to a painted surface. I stuck them on a back windshield, and it left adhesive residue that had to be scrapped off.
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We haven't tried oiled wood, but we have tried a few other wood mediums including stained and painted and it did well on all of them. I would guess yes.
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It will no doubt remove the wax. I highly doubt that it would effect the paint. It smells like straight bleach, and is totally water soluble. Your answer is a bit in the air.Best of luck.