Black Wax

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Black Chalk Paint® Wax will give a cool, dark finish to your paintwork, bringing out texture in brushwork and mouldings, as well as darkening and enriching colours. Available in 2 sizes.
Black Chalk Paint® Wax will give a cool, dark finish to your paintwork, bringing out texture in brushwork and mouldings, as well as darkening and enriching colours. Use it with Clear Chalk Paint® Wax to seal and protect furniture and walls painted with Chalk Paint® decorative paint.

First apply a thin base of Clear Wax, removing any excess with a clean cloth. Next, apply the black wax, pushing it into the paintwork to bring out brush marks and crevices. Wipe back any excess with clear wax, making sure every part of your piece has been waxed at least once.

Chalk Paint® Wax is not suitable for outdoor use. Use Chalk Paint® Lacquer alternatively for use outdoors. After care: wipe clean with a damp cloth. For tough marks, use a proprietary spray cleaner and rewax if necessary.

​Available in 2 sizes: Large (500mL) & Small (120mL)

Check out our Tip Sheet: Using Annie Sloan Colored Waxes

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Inspiration Project: Antibes Green & Black Wax Side Table

  1. Paint your piece of furniture with your chosen color (Annie used Antibes Green, a bright green from the Annie Sloan Color Palette). Bear in mind that Annie Sloan Colored Waxes work best on textured paint work, so don’t apply the paint too smoothly!
  2. Once dry, apply Clear Chalk Paint® Wax. You can use a lint-free cloth for this, or to make it really easy try one of Annie Sloan’s Wax Brushes. Be sure to cover the surface, and remove any excess using a cloth.
  3. ​Next up, before the Clear Wax dries, work Black Chalk Paint® Wax into your piece. Using a big brush will help you cover it quickly! Make certain that you apply the wax in all directions, so that the grain is all covered.
  4. Next, remove any excess using a lint-free cloth. How long you leave the Black Wax on before wiping off the excess depends on how dark you want the final effect to be (the longer, the darker).
  5. ​Go back to applying some Clear Wax to remove more of the excess Black Wax, Clear Wax acts as a bit of an eraser, removing Black Wax where it's too thick.