In the meaning of this section, "wax" is a ready-made composition for certain types of coatings. When buying such a product, it is advisable to familiarize yourself well with the instructions and the constituent components, since natural substances can make up a small percentage in the total composition, in particular, wax can be replaced with paraffin or ceresin (petroleum products).
For natural wood, there are waxes in the form of solutions or pastes with decorative and protective properties. An example is a colorless wax for natural wood parquet. Apply directly to the surface without primer with a brush or cloth swab for 2 times, then polish with a soft cloth. The resulting coating does not change the natural color of the wood and can be easily renewed if necessary.
Paste compositions with wax of various consistencies, intended for flooring and wooden furniture, are available with or without pigments.
Beeswax-based stains are used to tint and reveal the structure of natural wood. Only the wax composition can fit on the stain and no other.
Soft and hard waxes are intended for repair and restoration, they fill wood defects. These materials are not decorative and work exclusively to restore the surface:
soft plastic in consistency, it is used to eliminate defects in a wooden surface that is not subject to intense wear;
solid is designed to eliminate defects in surfaces subject to intense stress (floors, benches, and others). Before application, hard wax must be melted according to the recommendation using a soldering iron or in another way.
For varnished floors, water-based formulations are offered, which, after drying, form a wear-resistant, high-gloss film that does not require polishing. However, it is the wax film that will not allow the floor to be covered with a new layer of oil varnish - it will not stick to the surface.
For external and internal woodwork, special liquid oil-wax compositions are intended. The coatings do not form a pronounced film, they create a matte surface, they are applied both to the natural surface of the tree and to those covered with paint and varnish compositions. For walls from the outside, the compositions are recommended to be applied at least twice using the technology for improved color (with sanding after the first layer).
Wax and forged products
Ordinary wax is used to protect forged furniture and interior items - this, as a rule, is sufficient to protect the metal.
For outdoor use, forged products require additional protection. After blackening, they are covered with a layer of wax and polished with waterbrush guts.pk/shop/category/art-supplies/brushes/. So, to protect the forging from weathering, a mixture of ship varnish with beeswax is used in a ratio of approximately 5: 1.
In a multilayer coating, the products are offered to be primed with red lead, to cover 2 times with oil varnish, after drying, rub with beeswax dissolved in gasoline and polish.
Wax and stone
Wax paints have been known since the times of ancient Egypt: these are the paintings of temples and palaces that have survived to this day. About 2 thousand years BC e. in China, in wall paintings (encaustic), wax compositions were used, which were varnished.
A thin layer of beeswax was applied to the marble sculptures to protect them from moisture.
Natural wax can be used for walls that are not exposed to external influences - only in the interior.
As follows from the history of encaustics, the most durable were wax paints guts.pk/shop/product/giotto-turbo-giant-pastel-marker-pack-of-12/, which were applied to a heated surface. Following ancient technology, to create a protective layer, it is recommended to apply molten wax to a heated base, which can be natural stone, brick and plaster surfaces.
For natural wood, there are waxes in the form of solutions or pastes with decorative and protective properties. An example is a colorless wax for natural wood parquet. Apply directly to the surface without primer with a brush or cloth swab for 2 times, then polish with a soft cloth. The resulting coating does not change the natural color of the wood and can be easily renewed if necessary.
Paste compositions with wax of various consistencies, intended for flooring and wooden furniture, are available with or without pigments.
Beeswax-based stains are used to tint and reveal the structure of natural wood. Only the wax composition can fit on the stain and no other.
Soft and hard waxes are intended for repair and restoration, they fill wood defects. These materials are not decorative and work exclusively to restore the surface:
soft plastic in consistency, it is used to eliminate defects in a wooden surface that is not subject to intense wear;
solid is designed to eliminate defects in surfaces subject to intense stress (floors, benches, and others). Before application, hard wax must be melted according to the recommendation using a soldering iron or in another way.
For varnished floors, water-based formulations are offered, which, after drying, form a wear-resistant, high-gloss film that does not require polishing. However, it is the wax film that will not allow the floor to be covered with a new layer of oil varnish - it will not stick to the surface.
For external and internal woodwork, special liquid oil-wax compositions are intended. The coatings do not form a pronounced film, they create a matte surface, they are applied both to the natural surface of the tree and to those covered with paint and varnish compositions. For walls from the outside, the compositions are recommended to be applied at least twice using the technology for improved color (with sanding after the first layer).
Wax and forged products
Ordinary wax is used to protect forged furniture and interior items - this, as a rule, is sufficient to protect the metal.
For outdoor use, forged products require additional protection. After blackening, they are covered with a layer of wax and polished with waterbrush guts.pk/shop/category/art-supplies/brushes/. So, to protect the forging from weathering, a mixture of ship varnish with beeswax is used in a ratio of approximately 5: 1.
In a multilayer coating, the products are offered to be primed with red lead, to cover 2 times with oil varnish, after drying, rub with beeswax dissolved in gasoline and polish.
Wax and stone
Wax paints have been known since the times of ancient Egypt: these are the paintings of temples and palaces that have survived to this day. About 2 thousand years BC e. in China, in wall paintings (encaustic), wax compositions were used, which were varnished.
A thin layer of beeswax was applied to the marble sculptures to protect them from moisture.
Natural wax can be used for walls that are not exposed to external influences - only in the interior.
As follows from the history of encaustics, the most durable were wax paints guts.pk/shop/product/giotto-turbo-giant-pastel-marker-pack-of-12/, which were applied to a heated surface. Following ancient technology, to create a protective layer, it is recommended to apply molten wax to a heated base, which can be natural stone, brick and plaster surfaces.
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