Beeswax Bar | Milk Paint

Sometimes we need to get our milk paint to distress when not painting over a previous finish which can be hard to achieve.  But if you have a resist, such as beeswax under your coat of paint you can easily make that happen! Our new Beeswax Bars are made from pure yellow beeswax and olive oil.  Each bar weighs 3.2 oz and measures approx. 2″x3″. Simply paint your 1st coat if needed, a contrasting color works best and then lightly rub the beeswax bar over your surface that you want distressed.  Think about where things naturally distress such as corners, edges and around handles. Once you have spread the beeswax, paint on your 2nd coat of paint (no need to wait for the beeswax to dry).  It works best if you paint in nice long even strokes and don’t go back and forth over the surface repeatedly.  You can also spray your paint over the beeswax.  You can do a 3rd coat of paint if needed. After your paint is dry, take your choice of sanding device and run it over the entire surface.  An