On porous and non-porous surfaces, Distress Foundry Wax is intended to produce dazzling metallic accents. Once heat is applied, the fluid wax changes into a vivid metallic finish. Shake the bottle vigorously before using to combine the colours. Put some wax drips on the craft sheet. Utilize a dry paintbrush to apply directly to the surface. Heat the finish with a heat tool to change it.

Set 1 includes Gilded and Mined.
Both colors offered in 0.5 fl. oz. bottles.
2 pieces

Foundry Wax F&Qs
Distress Foundry Wax is a solvent-based liquid wax designed to create luminous metallic highlights on porous and non-porous surfaces. Currently available in four colours (Kit 1 & Kit 2). You can use it on paper, metal, wood, 3-D printing, glass, resin pieces, and any surfaces that can withstand heat. The darker the surface, the more dramatic the metallic will look. It makes a great accent on all your craft and mixed media projects. Foundry Wax becomes permanent when heated and does not need to be sealed.

How do you use Distress Foundry Wax?

• Shake the bottle until mixing ball rattles and pigments mix.
• Apply drops of wax to Craft Sheet or non-porous surface.
• Apply directly to the surface using a 3/8” flat dry paintbrush, or you can apply it with your fingertip, unless your fingers are sensitive, then use glove or a finger cot.
• Heat with a Ranger Heat It™ Tool until the wax becomes shiny to transform finish.

Tips

• Use in a well-ventilated area. 
• If you have sensitive skin, wearing gloves is recommended while using it.
• Replace the cap once you pour it out of the bottle since the air makes it harden.
• Before heating the Foundry Wax, ensure the bottles are not near your heat source since heat can cause the wax to harden.