AMACO RUB 'N Buff - Antique Gold, VWARNB02

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I personally have found that depending on the metallic color I choose to use, I have had to apply multiple layers of the wax paste to achieve my desired color. In a nutshell, Rub 'N Buff comes in 12 beautiful colors: Gold Leaf, Antique Gold, Grecian Gold, Autumn Gold, European Gold, Antique White, Ebony, Pewter, Silver Leaf, Spanish Copper, Patina, and Ruby. to 45 minutes is all it takes for Rub 'N Buff to dry. However, some people recommend letting it dry for 24 hours before handling the item. When you don’t want to disassemble or tape off areas that don’t need to be refinished, such as a light fixture or sconce Rub ‘n Buff is a versatile and easy-to-use metallic finish wax that can be used on a variety of surfaces to give them a beautiful shine. Whether you’re looking to add some glamour to your furniture or give your jewelry an extra touch of sparkle, Rub ‘n Buff is the perfect way to do it. Have you tried using this unique product yet? If not, what are you waiting for? What Is Rub ‘n Buff?

The paste can be used on painted surfaces, metal, wood, ceramics, plastic, glass, metal and more. It’s easy to apply and can completely transform any item in a matter of minutes! I love to use it on antiques, frames, crafts and home decor. Color Options I have used Rub ‘n Buff on many surfaces and for many projects in the past! My thrift store lamp is by far my favorite makeover with Antique Gold. I have applied it to photo frames, ceramic planters, metal baskets, door knobs, mirror frames…and even dresser knobs!What I love about Rub n Buff is that it can literally save you money! If you have an item but you want to change the finish, just use Rub n Buff. Or maybe you can’t find something in the exact finish you want. Well, you can still get it and just change the color. Make sure it’s clean and dry. Use painter’s tape to cover any areas that you don’t want to transform. Prepare your item. Ensure that it is clean and the surface is dry. Rub ‘n Buff can be applied to painted surfaces, metal, wood, ceramics and more

Some people admit to not even buffing it with a soft cloth and the results still turn out perfect. Do You Have To Prime? Antique Gold: This is the lightest of the golden hues and is easy on the eyes. Many people love this color.

Makeup brush — Obviously you won’t be using it on your face again, so don’t use your favorite brush! It must be stiff and not fluffy (a blending brush works well) and you’ll want super fine/soft bristles for best results. If you don’t have any handy, I love this inexpensive brush set and use it for makeup, but the stiffer large brushes will work for this project. Make sure the makeup brush is completely clean and dry. Make sure to prep the surface before hand by cleaning and drying it off completely. Use a soft cloth to apply the rubbing compound in a circular motion. We recommend testing it out on something you don't mind throwing away before applying. What's Comparable To Rub 'N Buff? As a user, what truly makes Rub n Buff unique if you want to create a metallic look, is the nuance and depth of the finish. Unlike paint which can look flat (or sometimes flat with sparkles), Rub n Buff creates the true multi-dimensional look of metal. Hi Ann! I have never had an issue with the Rub ‘n Buff melting. I redid this lamp years ago, and still use it today! It’s perfectly fine … and has even been moved across the country by movers!

I generally allow about 30-45 minutes of drying time before I buff with a soft cloth. My Previous Projects You do not have to prime before applying Rub 'N Buff. Nevertheless, you want to scuff the surface with sandpaper or steel wool to ensure maximum adhesion. Buffing it beforehand also creates a smoother finish. Do You Have To Seal Rub 'N Buff? This shade is a deep brown with hints of red and orange. It’s perfect for giving paintings an antique look Spanish Copper: A deep brown with metallic shimmer. This is a versatile color that can be used on anything.The options are endless. Let your creativity flow with this super affordable and exceptionally easy product to use! Bar Keepers Friend and a hard, scrubby sponge will do the job. Keep scrubbing until you see it start to rub off. To Spray Paint Or Use Rub 'N Buff? Have you tried this on fabric? Say the edge of an over stuffed chair. I have some 30 year old chairs that I need to keep for at least another year before my budget let’s me get my dream sectional (google famaliving). I painted them with DIY pain in a dark green. They certainly look much better, but the artiste me says they need something more.