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Getting ready to wax some samples of oak I fumed in household ammonia.
Half the samples finished with a coat of 1 pound shellac and then 3 coats of Waterlox oringial. Same Waterlox on the other halb but without the shallac sealer coat. I have some Briwax original I am going to add artists oil color to to make it black. My question is how mouch of the color do I add perchetage wise to the wax? A little dab to just render it black or would the finish benefit from a higher colorant ratio. I am assuming that when my finishing reference discuss finishing with black wax they are refering to a paste wax and not some kind of a hard wax that is rubbed into the wood grain. Thanks |
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