Silver rub n buff

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Using Rub'n Buff to update a light fixture • Nourish and Nestle More

One of my favorite random finds is rub 'n buff! I discovered it year and years ago and love it for a quick metallic wax finish on any piece. Anytime I need to match the color of small items in our home my go-to is to use Rub n Buff. Need to match the color of all your kitchen hardware? Want to add color to your picture frames? Want your light fixture colors to match? Seriously there are so many ways to use rub 'n buff I love it. However, my main frustration with Rub n Buff is that you

There's a secret weapon called Rub 'n Buff, and it's about to change your DIY game. This guide will tell you all about how to use it Rub 'n Buff, where to find it, and much more.

A Little Goes a Long Way - Made from fine powders and carnauba wax, one versatile 15 ml tube can cover up to 20 sq feet. The wax buffs smoothly onto wood, metal, ceramic, glass and more Simple Application - Using a clean, dry finger or soft cloth and buffing motions, apply a small amount of Rub 'n Buff to your craft or renovation project to create subtle details or metallic finishes. Embellish craft projects, cosplay costumes or accessories, frames and antiques Adjustable Luster - Control…

See my honest review after trying all the Rub ‘n Buff Golds, along with a comparison and how to use this metallic wax finish in the home.

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Ok everyone! I've had lots of emails about how to apply the Rub n' Buff to large pieces of furniture. Does it need to be sealed? Do you need to prep the furniture. So, I am adding to my previous, Rub n' Buff tips and tricks post. I've been playing around with the stuff... a lot... since that post and I think I have now decided that the "how to" I'm about to show you is the EASIEST way to use Rub n' Buff on big pieces of furniture. So here goes... this is for working on wood furniture…

Comparing the different Rub N Buff colors and creating a color chart to help choose the best gold, silver, ebony, or copper shade for your project.

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