You can use GILDERS® paste wax for the following:
- Metal
- Wood
- Ceramics
- Resin
- Wax
- Gourds
- Foam
- Polymer clay
- Wrought iron
- Copper
How do you use Gilders paste?
Applying the Gilders Paste to a smooth surface won't work, so make sure your surface has some texture. If needed, you can rough it up by rubbing your surface with sand paper or steel wool so the paste will stick. If your paste dries out, just add a small amount of paint thinner or mineral spirits to thin it.
Is Gilders® paste wax a paint?
Our product is not a paint, but rather a wax-based medium used to highlight and color a variety of substrates and materials, both inside and outside while providing that great, wax-finished look. By adding traditional paint thinner, you can transform GILDERS ® paste wax into a cream, paint, stain, or wash—all with one product.
How long does it take for gilders ® paste to dry?
The oil content of these type of cleaners/solvents will not allow the GILDERS ® paste to dry and will remain wet or tacky for days to weeks. If you have accidentally used this type of cleaner/solvent, leave the tin open until it is completely dried out, then follow the suggestions for rejuvenation above.
What is the difference between metallic and non metallic Gilders paste?
The metallic Gilders Pastes will change from a glossy to a gilded finish, and the non-metallic pastes will change from a matte finish to a soft shine. I always like getting my hands dirty, so applying Gilders Paste with my fingers is my preferred method.
How do you use Gilders Paste wax?
Lightly brushing Gilder's Paste over the top will highlight the relief details. Store above 55 F. Apply above 60 F. If you left the top off and material becomes dry, add a little paint thinner or mineral spirits, mix, and you are ready to go.
How do you use Gilders Paste on leather?
Apply Gilders Paste: With finger, sponge, toothbrush, paintbrush or cloth in a rubbing motion or use other creative mediums to produce a unique finish. Layered on top of one another or mixed to create different finishes or an endless color palette.
How do you use Gilders Paste wax on metal?
0:107:43Use Gilders Paste to Change the Color & Look of Your ProjectsYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipLet it sit for 12 hours to dry very important. And then you can buff it and you have this beautifulMoreLet it sit for 12 hours to dry very important. And then you can buff it and you have this beautiful finish on your pieces I'd like to use it especially on pieces that have some texture.
Do you need to seal Gilders Paste?
Allow to dry before you paint. Since this item is purely decorative and we want to preserve a full matt finish, no sealer is applied. If you do wnat to seal over your Gilder's Paste, allow 72 hours for curing and then seal. Gilder's Paste can also be used on top of sealer.
How do I remove Gilders Paste?
To remove Gilders Paste, gently rub surface with paint thinner on a wet cloth, taking caution to not remove any lacquer. Apply in a circular motion and let sit for a few minutes and then remove any excess.
What is Gilders Paste wax?
Gilders Paste is a non-fading coloring medium for metal, glass, leather, ceramics, plastics and more. Permanent coloring can be sealed for outdoor use. There are many ways to work with Gilders Paste.
How do you seal Gilders Paste?
5:166:46How to Apply Gilders Paste without a Paint Brush - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipJust touching it gently. All right and I'm happy with how that looks so that took all of just aboutMoreJust touching it gently. All right and I'm happy with how that looks so that took all of just about two minutes. And you'll see the difference between the original and the new one.
What is the difference between gilding wax and gilding polish?
Gilding Wax vs. The main difference between waxes and wax pastes is that wax pastes only take one hour to dry and harden to the touch, while the basic waxes take about four hours to dry. Additionally, the pastes can be buffed or polished after twelve hours, whereas waxes require a four day wait.
How do you seal Gilders Paste wax?
Clear coats such as lacquer, acrylic, and clear powder coating have been used to topcoat over GILDERS® paste wax for added protection and overall appearance for outside projects.
How do you use Gilders Paste on wood?
Lightly brushing Gilders Paste over the top will highlight the relief details. Store above 55 degrees Fahrenheit. Apply above 60 degrees Fahrenheit. If you left the top off and the paste becomes dry, add a little paint thinner or mineral spirits, mix, and you are ready to paint!
How do you use Gilders Paste on furniture?
0:386:08How to apply gilding wax - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipPiece it's metal so gilding wax can be used on metal but it can also be used on wood. Anything thatMorePiece it's metal so gilding wax can be used on metal but it can also be used on wood. Anything that has any kind of like raised ornate detail it's a great thing to use gilding wax on.
How do you use baroque Gilders Paste?
Apply Gilders Paste with finger, sponge, toothbrush, paintbrush or cloth in a rubbing motion or use other creative mediums to produce a unique finish. Layer on top of one another or mix to create different finishes or an endless color palette.
Finishing
Theoretically, you should be able to leave your filigree unfinished after the Gilders Paste has cured (provided you started with some good “tooth” for the paste to stick to). This being said, I always recommend adding a sealer over top, particularly with high wear pieces.
Clean Up
I already mentioned that I just through away my used paint brushes. You do not want to do this with your palette knives, however. You can easily clean these tools using a bit of mineral spirits on a rag. I just use warm soapy water for my hands, and use a Ranger Craft Scrubbie for any stubborn spots on my hands.
Refreshing Old Dried Out Paste
If you’ve tried using Gilders Paste already, you’ll know that a little goes a very long way. That being said, each small tin of Gilders Paste can last for years…and you know what that means, right? Yup…the product gets old and dries out. The paste will sometimes crack, or just shrink in its tin.
