Beeswax wash - Cool blue

Note! There can be a big difference between how a color is represented on a screen and how it is experienced in real life. It is important to keep in mind when choosing a color.

Application

The beeswax wash is applied to matte, white, cleaned surfaces with a wide brush or sponge in paths from ceiling to floor. The paint's fast drying time and transparency cause overlaps, where the color looks stronger. Therefore, work preferably wet in wet and finish one wall at a time. Corners as well as edges along the panel and ceiling can be covered with tape so that the painted wall after treatment is framed by the white edge when the tape is removed.

Moisture if necessary. the wall lightly before applying the paint.

The beeswax wash is stirred before each dip with a brush or sponge in the bucket. Apply a little of the paint on the bucket before working on the wall so that the beeswax wash does not run.

Be consistent in your choice of application technique and make any. sample strokes on paper before starting to work on the wall.

Pretreatment

The wash should be applied to cleaned, matte, white walls. The beeswax glaze must have something to "sit in", therefore the gloss on the white base must not exceed 5. Colored walls are painted with a matte, white paint, eg natural paint. The white paint should dry min. 2 days before applying the beeswax wash.

Coverage

Approx. 20-25 m2 / liter.

Shine

3-4

Drying time

Surface dry of approx. 10 min. The paint should dry 1-2 hours before applying the next coat.

Dilution

Utensils used during work are cleaned in concentrated, liquid brown soap and lukewarm water. We recommend cleaning tools between each layer.

Expiration date

Approx. 2-3 weeks. for frost-free storage in the refrigerator in original packaging. 

Contents

Beeswax, water, resin, casein, natural rubber, mica, vegetable oil, pigments.

Malkode

00-1

Beeswax wash is produced without the use of volatile solvents and MI. The beeswax glaze contains 0 g. VOC / l. EU limit value for this product (cat A / a): 100 g VOC / L (2010).