What is wax suitable for, and what isn’t it suitable for?
Wax is suitable for furniture used indoors. It is not suitable for outdoor use, damp areas, or surfaces that are often wiped with cleaning products, such as kitchen tables or...
Painting Instructions from Frenchic Blogs!
Wax brush or cloth? Both are needed.
Wax brush or cloth? You need both When it comes to waxing chalk-painted surfaces and wood, the question is often: a wax brush or a cloth? The right answer is...
How can I lighten dark wooden beams without sanding?
How can you lighten dark log beams without sanding? Dark log and wood beams can be lightened without sanding by painting them with light Frenchic paint and finishing the surface...
Two-wax technique - easy instructions
The two-wax technique: an easy way to create depth and patina The secret to using colored wax is the “two-wax technique.” With the two-wax technique, clear wax is always applied...
Decoupage on furniture – common mistakes and how to avoid them
Decoupage on furniture - the most common mistakes and how to avoid them Decoupage on furniture rarely fails because of the technique. Most often, the cause is small but crucial...
Decoupage finishing – crackle effects, waxes, varnishes, and protective coatings
Instructions for finishing decoupage - crackling, waxes, varnishes, and protective coatings The finish makes the decoupage surface durable and polished. Frenchic products offer the advantages of safety and quick drying...
