Problem Solver - Wax

Problem

To paint a surface previously treated with wax which is a product normally produced from beeswax typically to protect and polish interior wood work.

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Stages

Stage 1 - Preparation

Use methylated spirit and wire wool to remove traces of wax

Brewers recommends:

• Bird Brand Methylated Spirit 500ML
  - For thinning and cleaning of compatible products. Ideal for use with shellac-based primers, coatings and finishes.

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Abrade with 100 grit abrasive paper to create a key

Brewers recommends:

• Flexovit Glasspaper Sheet Grade F2
  - F2 - very fine hand sanding sheets, ideal for general purpose applications.

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Stage 2 - Basecoat

Apply a suitable primer

Brewers recommends:

• Albany Wood Primer White 1L
  - Good flow, excellent adhesion, for interior and exterior use

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Apply a suitable undercoat

Brewers recommends:

• Albany Undercoat White 1L
  - Excellent covering power, finish for interior and exterior use on wood and metal. Perfect for new work and redecoration.

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Stage 3 - Topcoat

Apply a suitable topcoat

Brewers recommends:

• Albany Gloss Brilliant White 1L
  - Oil based, high opacity, gloss finish for interior and exterior woodwork & metalwork

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