Hi Mitch, Yes, what Carl mentions is important. For a large print, I apply wax to a relatively small area then buff, then treat the next area and buff, etc. Otherwise the wax hardens on the print surface and is very difficult to buff. It takes a small amount of practice to get a nice even coat that doesn't show. When finished you really can't tell that the print has been waxed. Cheers, Tom Andrews http://www.wildlandart.com > > 3. Any other suggestions on how to apply and buff the wax? > Buff immediately after application of the wax - it dries very quickly. > Carl
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Re: [Digital BW] Renaissance Wax on Large Prints
2004-06-01 by Tom Andrews