what is the best way to remove johnson paste wax from painted furniture
2015017
I use mineral spirits & fine steel wool to strip my hardwood floors so would use the same on wood furniture. You can also "google" for how to strip paste wax from furniture and maybe get some other ideas that would work better for you.
752442
Try lighter fluid (like Zippo, aka naphtha). This removes all kinds of sticky glue residue.
1198832
I shine it with furniture polish. If it get marked or have lines, you can cover it with this special furniture markers from Bed bath and Beyond. Its called Guardmans.
1239441
This would be a paint cleanser clay removes all the contamination from the paint. Depending on what you're trying to achieve you could either use a 1 step polish then wax. If you want more correction you can compound, then polish, then wax. Always start with the least aggressive first and see if you're happy with the results.
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I suppose you could try Goo Gone, but I don't know if it would harm the paint. I would try Un-du, a product you can get in crafting supply stores (even WalMart I think). It removes sticky without harming anything; I've used it on many different surfaces and never had any problem at all. It does need to reach the putty to loosen it -- perhaps you could lift the pitcher a tad, put un-du on the shelf, and push it underneath with a thin piece of acetate until it reaches the putty. You may need to repeat this, lifting the pitcher a little more each time it loosens a little more. Hope it works!
1392355
As far as I know you have to buy their remover. Look up "Bona Polish Remover" on Amazon.
812708
Place the pistol in a thick dress sock,and press it into the holster . Let it sit for a day. Then wax the holster inside and out. I use minwax paste finishing wax/natural.
2268734
Milsek is a miracle furniture cleaner/polish. It was recommended to me by our contractor when we renovated our kitchen. He suggested using it to 'deep clean' our oak baseboards (40 years old) since we were not replacing them. It was amazing. I now use it on all my furniture as well. Follow the directions. There is no build up or oily residue. Good Luck.
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Soak in acetone (or similar polish remover) for a minute or so. Rinse with water or wipe with a wet wipe and allow for them to air dry. Do it in a glass dish or similar (I use a shot glass) because acetone can ruin plastics. Also be careful not to fill acetone past the metal part because it will ruin the white paint on the brushes (found out the hard way)
1835153
I had both silver and brass candlestick holders where the candle wax dripped down the sides, what a mess. I used a pair of tweezers to remove as much of the dried wax as possible (carefully, so I did not scratch the ) then I put Wei ans Wax Away on a old all white cotton washcloth, and allowed five minutes for the W Wax Away to penetrate the wax and simply wiped off the excess was. This is a wonderful product, and I believe you will be pleased with the results.
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It's a clear liquid, a little oily. Squirt it on a damp cloth and polish furniture & wood. Then wipe again with a dry cloth. It makes the wood beautiful.
2017389
Spray the furniture w/ cleaner then scrub w/ a horse hair brush or a car wheel brush to clean in crevices then spray off w/ a good pressure hose.
684947
If the wood is clean, you're fine straight out of the can. If the finish looks murky, or the old wax looks dirty, you may want to remove it, first. H.F. Staples Wood Cleaner is great for this. You'll be amazed at how much grime old wax can hold. Just read and follow all directions. TreWax will give you a really nice, durable shine. It's also wonderful for floors. We've used it for years, and been really satisfied.
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If your paint is in good condition, go straight to paint sealant/glaze then wax. If your paint is in bad shape, use a swirl remover, then go to the paint sealant/glaze, then wax.
1862315
I have not had to but since this is an oil based paint marker I'd be willing to bet paint remover would do it. Might also be able to use Nail polish remover. Just need to be careful as both of these chemicals may damage the thing you painted especially plastics.
523604
Your best product for removing water marks is Mayonnaise. It works best. This Old Craftsmen's Lemon Oil is in the size of a travel bottle of Listerine and doesn't really do as well as the Bee's wax oil that we purchased from the Amish while living back on the East Coast. I was not impressed with this product. It does work for putting moisture back into the furniture but it doesn't have the fragrance or the luster that the Bee's wax polish had.
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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.