Finishing Wax - Protective topcoat Paint - Use on interior furniture, cabinets, walls, home decor and accessories - Odor-Free, Non-Hazardous - Clear - 120 ml

This worked so well! I’m super happy with how it transformed the wooden countertops in my laundry room into something more than what they are, a high grade plywood. The wax gave them a sheen of a high grade wooden counter. Easy to apply and great coverage. I’m super happy!

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I love this Jolie Finishing Wax! It goes on smoothly and evenly, with no strong odor at all, which is a huge plus when working indoors. I used it to seal some home décor pieces, and it gave everything a beautiful, soft finish without changing the color. A little goes a long way, and it buffs out nicely for a durable, professional-looking topcoat. I also appreciate that it’s non-hazardous and easy to work with. Definitely a must-have if you’re doing furniture and DIY projects—highly recommend!

Great look and feel. First furniture wax i have used as just getting into wood working and all that. Was easy to use. Only issue is some rub off that is still tinted but makes sense being a black wax and all.

This was my first time attempting to antique a wood frame. I read up on it, watched countless youtube videos and bought this, a couple of brushes and a tub of Amy Howard Dark Antique wax. At the time of my order, the Jolie brand of black wax was out of stock so that's the reason I purchased the dark wax in the Amy Howard brand. It was stupidly easy to transform a beautifully shaped faux wood mirror frame to something that looks like a true antique. I've never, ever used this product or done anything like this before and I am thrilled with the results! I don't have the budget to spend hundred of $ on a large, framed mirror but really wanted one for above our credenza. I found the perfectly sized one at Target. Online, it looked like it had a wood frame. I picked it up and it felt more like plastic. Maybe it was wood, but if it was, it was cheap and not of high quality. It was on sale, the size and shape were perfect so I really wanted to find a way to make this work. I had no idea what I was doing, but after watching several youtube videos, I gave it a shot. Not only was this super easy, but the results are amazing. I brushed this clear wax on first, followed with the dark wax. Oh my. Instant upgrade and improvement. It took me a few experimental strokes to find that stippling followed by light and stippling brush strokes worked the best to give that "old wood" shaded effect. It honestly took me a total of 15 minutes to go from cheap frame to rich aged wood. The only negative I can mention, is that 24 hours later, it still feels quite waxy. This is a frame and it's hanging on the wall, so it won't be touched or handled very much. Had I used this on a chair or bench, I'd be concerned about this, but in my case, I am over the moon happy.