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This brings tears to my eyes, Azie. You are truly a visionary. These properties are spectacular 🩵

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What is the exact product you used to seal the floor with please????

Can you give the brand of the gilding wax please?

Thanks so much for this video. I recently began art journaling, and wanted to apply bronze gilding wax to some tiny black metal hinge clips I'd bought. After applying it to the first one, I knew I'd done something wrong because it looked awful! Found your video, and now I know I applied it **way** too thickly. (I was using a cotton swab to get the product into all the nooks and crannies, and really loaded up the swab with the wax). I'm going to switch to a fingertip and a very thin layer, and apply a second thin layer only if I miss some spots. Thanks again!

Put clear wax on first and you can manipulate the black better

WARNING: I ruined my chalk paint project and you could too. I painted my furniture with Annie Sloan old white and it looked amazing! Then I added the Annie Sloan old wax clear as instructed by all the videos and I have wet looking blotchy streaks everywhere! Now I feel bitter because I wasted my energy and time with a ruined project. It has to be stated that these CZcamsrs teaching you these techniques and even Annie Sloan herself are professionals. Compare your Do it yourself table to theirs and you will be blown away. Applying wax is a skill and it’s not for everyone. I hate to bring so much negativity to such a positive community but this really isn’t for everyone. Test yourself. Buy a boring block of wood from Home Depot and apply 2 coats of Chalk paint and Top coat clear wax and if your results doesn’t come out good then this is not for you nor is any painting project that requires a top coat. Your better off painting a wall

WARNING: I ruined my chalk paint project and you could too. I painted my furniture with Annie Sloan old white and it looked amazing! Then I added the Annie Sloan old wax clear as instructed by all the videos and I have wet looking blotchy streaks everywhere! Now I feel bitter because I wasted my energy and time with a ruined project. It has to be stated that these CZcamsrs teaching you these techniques and even Annie Sloan herself are professionals. Compare your Do it yourself table to theirs and you will be blown away. Applying wax is a skill and it’s not for everyone. I hate to bring so much negativity to such a positive community but this really isn’t for everyone. Test yourself. Buy a boring block of wood from Home Depot and apply 2 coats of Chalk paint and Top coat clear wax and if your results doesn’t come out good then this is not for you nor is any painting project that requires a top coat. Your better off painting a wall

Interesting

Can you reuse the rag you used to whip off the wax?

Does the lacquer hold up well over these past 4 years since video was made? Planning to paint a bath tile floor and love this idea if the finished work will hold up well over time. Thx for your tutorials. You are an inspiration! 🙏🏻

Great tutorial. Thanks for the tip.

Brand of wax please

This looks amazing. I 'm unable to find the Pt 1 when you painted the floor originally.

Where did you get the stencil?

Can you use the dark wax rather than the black wax? And will I need to apply clear wax first?

Im so glad you made this video! Ive been wanting to modernize an old buffet and like many other first time projects, I tend to "fly by the seat of my pants".. I was hoping to accomplish the white wash effect without actually white washing 😇.. I blindly purchased an antique grey chalk paint and white wax with nothing more than a hope, that it would work.. You've confirmed it! 🤩 Thanks bunches!!

You are one of the best and I hope you do many more videos. Thank you for sharing your talents and techniques! Kudos from Alaska.

THANK YOU! For the first time I am going to use white wax and this is just what I needed to know. Nice explanation and liked the tip for hardware.

Where did you find that sponge roller? I'm about to apply Annie Sloan lacquer to the floor I'm painting.

It looks green.

i have this piece ..Its huge and heavy

Thank you so much for sharing. By the way, You should show more of your beautiful face in your videos. May the Lord bless you 🙏 💕

New jersey in the house! Gotta try that!

Wow so awesome to know more about this side of you and Verdigreen! Sometimes it’s more then what you see in a tutorial. Congratulations

Thanks ....short and simple....now i can lighten my furniture👍🏾

The music is distracting.

Hi Am thinking of using chalk paint on a herringbone kitchen counter I am making. Am thinking of doing different rainbow colours on each piece and then assembling the wooden sections. What would I have to seal the counter top with in order to protect the surface from kitchen spills and stains? Dechen

What did you to to prep and clean the floor before applying chalk paint? Did you have to sand?

Thank you! This saved my bedside table!

Wish you’d sow whole chair to get a better idea

Can you do this on original white?

Did everyone not see that wall.... beautiful

That turned out beautiful. What color of Annie Sloan?

wow , thank you

I'm confused... Is this the finished ART???

Denville nj

Where is your shop

Your work is beautiful, wish you were in SoCal!

Amazing and beautiful

I love {verdigreen}!

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Just the distressed look I’m wanting to do. Did you film how you did the white paint over wood floor? Beautiful end result!

Is there a picture of the black wax after using the white wax ?

This video did not Help... It was WAY to Short...