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Category Archives: Technique
How to Use Briwax over Paint
Do you have an older piece of furniture that you like, but just don’t like the finish? A friend was telling us about “Uncle Matt’s Piece” . . . that’s what she called it because that’s what everybody called it! … Continue reading
Posted in antiques, Briwax how to, Briwax Paste Wax, Briwax tips, Technique, Tips, Used Furniture
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Customer Creativity
One of our good customers – Mrs. U – sent us some photographs of her creativity using Briwax over paint. When this chest was found at the “Bargin Box”, it was neon yellow and had contact paper on the top! … Continue reading
Posted in Antique Painted Cabinets, Briwax Application, briwax colors, Briwax Family of Products, briwax over paint, How to, Liming Wax, Painted Cabinets, Technique, Used Furniture
Tagged briwax, briwax on used furniture, briwax over paint, creative briwax use, light brown briwax, liming wax, white wax
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How do you use the Briwax Wax Filler Stick?
Maybe the first question should be — why do I even need a Briwax Wax Filler Stick? The answer would be if you have a nail hole, a knot hole that needs to be filled or a perhaps a repair … Continue reading
Come Meet The Briwax Guy!
The Briwax Guy is “On the Road Again” . . . This time he’s going to be at Nottingham Antiques in Atlanta, GA. If you’re in the Atlanta area, mark your calendar for Saturday, October 31. Celebrate Halloween with us … Continue reading
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Tagged briwax, briwax colors, briwax retailer
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Can Briwax be used over Paint?
Absolutely. Make certain that the paint is cured. Here is a step by step method of taking an unfinished piece to a painted, distressed and finished piece. Of course, the final finish is Briwax. Here’s the finished piece Now, how did … Continue reading
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Tagged briwax, briwax over paint, distressed, light brown briwax
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Briwax Water-Based Wood Dyes
Dying Wood Follow these four (4) easy steps to dye wood. Step 1: This solid maple stool will be dyed with Briwax Water Base Dye. Using rubber gloves is highly recommended. Step 2: In this example, we dyed only the legs … Continue reading
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Tagged briwax, clear briwax, shellac sanding sealer, water-based wood dye
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Using Briwax Liming Wax
This wax is a smooth paste formulation, which produces a white grained finish in open pored woods. Finish off the liming effect with an application of Clear Briwax to clean up the finished piece. Liming wax was the predecessor to … Continue reading
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Tagged briwax, liming wax, pickled finish, pickled look, white wax
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