Wax & Topcoats

From soft and bright to wispy and weathered, White Wax is popular for its diversity. This wax can be used to show off those intricate little details, to soften up the tone of a bold color, or simply to whitewash a piece in order to give it an aged, coasta

From adding soft, subtle hints of glam to solid coverage for a bold metallic look, you can use Metallic Cream to show off your creative flair.

Irresistibly iridescent, Pearl Wax is perfect for adding an elegant, pearly shimmer to any project.

Clear Coat is an eco-friendly, water-based top coat that will add durability to your furniture without the steep learning curve that comes with other extra-strong sealants.

Soft, golden, shimmery perfection! Our Gold Wax will gives a subtle luster to your projects, highlighting all the little details with a golden glow. We especially love this wax on our red paints like Devotion and Cranberry Sauce, but Gold Wax transforms a

Antiquing Wax will give your piece an old-fashioned vintage look while providing light protection.

From soft and bright to wispy and weathered, White Wax is popular for its diversity. This wax can be used to show off those intricate little details, to soften up the tone of a bold color, or simply to whitewash a piece in order to give it an aged, coasta

Clear Wax is perfect for protecting your painted or raw wood furniture. It adds a beautiful polished finish to any project, and because it’s all-natural, it’s also excellent for protecting children’s cribs, toys, and other furnishings.

If you love the distressed look on furniture, then you’ll want to try our 100% natural Beeswax Distressing Bar. The bars are a generous 50g / 1.75 oz. size, so they are big enough for multiple projects.

Antiquing Wax will give your piece an old-fashioned vintage look while providing light protection. Use a tinted wax if you want to highlight accent areas or add depth to the color of your piece.

From soft and bright to wispy and weathered, White Wax is popular for its diversity. This wax can be used to show off those intricate little details, to soften up the tone of a bold color, or simply to whitewash a piece in order to give it an aged, coasta

When painting a very slick or smooth surface (e.g., laminate furniture, glass, metal) you may need some extra help with adhesion to ensure the paint will stick and stay put for years to come.