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Back in the day when I first began painting furniture I was totally uneducated about the products I was using.  I started with latex paint, and then upped my game and began using milk paint and homemade chalk paint, both of which needed a topcoat of wax (or something).  At the time, I assumed all furniture…

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Also known as 'antiquing wax', Retique-It Dark Wax is a great way to give that piece an aged look. Apply the clear wax first then dark wax around areas you want to show aging like corners, details and edges. Then use the clear wax as an eraser to remove and blend the excess. You will find training videos on this at the official website.

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