Overview

The finishing touch just got a whole lot easier. Annie Sloan's Chalk Paint™ Wax Brushes are engineered to make applying wax faster, more efficient and more enjoyable, because the final stage of a project deserves just as much thought as the first.

Built with cutting-edge synthetic fibre technology developed in Italy, these brushes represent a genuine step forward in what a wax brush can do. A clever blend of hollow, micro-cellular, cross-section and solid polyester fibres work together to deliver exceptional coverage in fewer brushstrokes, picking up and releasing wax evenly, reaching into every crevice, nook and cranny, and holding their shape coat after coat. The result? Less product used, less effort required, and a more beautiful finish.

The same ergonomically shaped handle you know and love has been retained, so the brush sits comfortably in your hand, no hand cramp, no fatigue, just smooth, confident waxing from start to finish. Available in Small and Large to suit every project.

• Hollow fibres - lightweight and flexible for effortless wax application with no hand cramp
• Micro-cellular fibres - elastic and responsive, reaching into crevices, nooks and crannies with ease
• Cross-section fibres - pick up and release wax evenly, helping you use less product overall
• Solid fibres - a reinforcing blend for enhanced durability and long-term longevity
• Exceptional coverage - pointed and flagged fibre tips deliver superb results in fewer brushstrokes
• Ergonomic handle - the same beloved shape, designed for comfort and control
• Available in Small and Large - suitable for detailed work and larger furniture pieces alike
• Made in Italy - crafted with cutting-edge brush technology

Aftercare & Storage

Cleaning your wax brush

• Clean immediately after use - don't leave wax to set in the fibres, as it becomes much harder to remove once dry.
• Wipe away as much excess wax as possible by pressing the bristles firmly onto a cloth or piece of card before washing.
• Work a generous amount of washing-up liquid into the dry bristles before introducing any water - this breaks down the wax far more effectively than water alone.
• Rinse under warm running water, working the fibres with your fingers. Repeat the soap and rinse process until the water runs completely clear.
• Reshape the fibres gently with your fingers and leave to dry naturally, bristles down or flat.

Never leave your brush soaking in water or standing bristles-up - both will damage the fibres and shorten the life of the brush.