How to Use Chameleon Wax

With Chameleon Wax, you can add iridescent accents and a shimmering glow to your projects.

Application steps:

1. Preparation: Thoroughly clean the surface with a suitable cleaner to remove dust and grease. Make sure that the underlying paint or sealant is completely dry or cured.
2. Application: Apply a small amount of the oil-based Chameleon Wax to the desired areas using your finger, a lint-free cloth, a sponge, or a brush. Its creamy texture allows for precise application.
3. Let it dry: Let the wax dry completely. The actual drying time may be affected by factors such as room temperature, humidity, and the thickness of the application.
4. Polishing (optional): For a deeper shine, you can gently polish the waxed areas with a soft, lint-free cloth after about 12 hours.

Notes:

• Chameleon Wax is available in Cactus, Apricot, and Lilac.
• Depending on the suitability and proper preparation of the surface, the wax can be used, for example, on wood, glass, metal, ceramic, plastic, and painted surfaces. For unknown or delicate surfaces, it is recommended to test the product first on an inconspicuous area.
• The iridescent effect changes depending on the angle of the light and the background color, creating a variety of shimmering effects.
• The odor typical of oil-based wax diminishes as it dries.
• When applying the product, ensure proper ventilation and follow the manufacturer’s current safety and usage instructions.

With Chameleon Wax, you can selectively highlight details, embellishments, and other areas and create a variety of iridescent effects.