What type of wax did you put on them to protect them?
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I gave the chairs to my parents and I don't believe they put any kind of wax on them. I have two older ones and I have never waxed them.
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I don't use any thing on them. It has a glossey enamel finish,made for outdoor use.
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I don't wax mine since they are on a covered porch and I freshen the paint about every two years.
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I have used a clean cotton cloth. It's very soft so it won't scratch or damage the wood. Cotton has worked the best with spreading the wax. I have found that synthetic fibers like polyester or rayon don't give an even coat.
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Use sealant BEFORE the wax. The sealant will last longer, so you want the short-term stuff on the outside. The wax is optional, only used to enhance the shine of the sealant. Personally, unless it's a show car I would probably skip the wax because it only lasts a few weeks and just gives a little more shine.
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Sponge applicator comes with it. wipe on with circular motion and let dry to haze and then buff it out. Pretty standard with all waxes
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The white you see is a waxed cardboard. If you use paraffin on your jelly, these would be a dust barrier
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like any wax you dont want to get it on any texture black plastic parts. If you do yo can use Goof Off to take it off and follow up with wiping 303 on it or some other protectant. The wax is long lasting but when taking it off you will get a good work out but the ending reults are nice and it will last.
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This is not really a wax-- rather a wax fortifier or glaze. It's probably a wax formulation but highly diluted. I'd keep it off vinyl, leather and most non-glossy plastics.
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The wax is the transfer agent. Dense and offers protection. You need the wax.
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My furniture guy used turtle wax (clear) on our table. Let it dry overnight, then applied the briwax.
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Make sure all old wax is off. I would try 2 coats. Be sure to let first coat dry thoroughly before applying 2nd coat. use a sponge on cloth with no lint to apply. Clean with mild soap and warm water.
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Its just some putty, tiny piece, and.i used some kind of wax you would use to stand a candle up, when i ran out to stick them, it wont harm paint.
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This is not really a wax-- rather a wax fortifier or glaze. It's probably a wax formulation but highly diluted.I'd keep it off vinyl, leather and most non-glossy plastics.
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I would use yellow(gas safe) PTFE tape or a liquid sealant such as Rectorseal.
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With these, it's like you have two protective layers. One with the white sticker(which is actually kind of thick), then there's one underneath that one. I thought the protective sheet with the white sticker was the real thing but it eventually came off and I saw the "real" sheet was underneath that. But to answer your question, I used rubbing alcohol.
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I use a wax warmer. I purchased on Amazon by the name of Melting Pot,they are great and just right for home use.
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Sorry. but am totally clueless re: dying, etc glass of any sort. I use Glass Wax to keep automobile glass clean and grime-resistant.
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We watched a few youtube videos. I think we ended up using rubbing alcohol. They slip right on when they are wet, but water won't dry and alcohol will. Good luck.