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Art Wax Supplies

Uncover our range of Wax at Discount Art & Craft Warehouse.

We believe that art should be accessible and available to everyone within every budget. Whether you are a professional or a beginner, we aim to provide you with exactly what you need! We stock a wide range of Wax from the biggest art brands around including Derwent, Reeves, Winsor & Newton, Faber-Castell, Art Spectrum, Copic, Matisse and many more.

We deliver Australia-wide so you can shop in the comfort of your own home.

 

Art Spectrum Beeswax

Wax

NOW $48.95

Added to oil mediums and varnishes to add body and alter brushstrokes for a unique matte effect, Art Spectrum Beeswax is a must for both beginner and professional artists. Typically layered to create more opaque, translucent effects, it can be combined with coloured wax and collage materials, or scraped, textured or polished to a chosen finish.

Sold by weight rather than volume, Art Spectrum Beeswax can also be used for candle making, batik painting and timber polishes. At Discount Art N Craft Warehouse, we sell Art Spectrum Beeswax in pellet form and in 500g bags. Easily melted, they are perfect for encaustic art, varnishing, candle making and Batik applications.

As well as Art Spectrum Beeswax, Discount Art N Craft Warehouse supplies paints, brushes, canvases, casting, drawing materials, paper, inks, construction, calligraphy, kids activity packs and more. Proudly Australian owned, we’re competitive on prices and only too happy to help you find the ideal product for you.

 

D&L Paraffin Wax

Wax

NOW $10.75

Parrafin Wax is a colourless and flammable oil/wax obtained in the distilling of petroleum. D&L Paraffin Wax is often used as a material for modelling and in wash-resist techniques such as batik, either as a substitute for bees wax, or as a supplement to it. Paraffin Wax can also be used in encaustic and candlemaking.

 

Rub N Buff Wax

Wax

ONLY $13.95

Rub N Buff Wax is made from a unique blend of imported carnauba waxes, fine metallic powders and select pigments.
Just rub onto any surface with a finger or soft cloth, then buff to a beautiful finish.

Rub N Buff Wax is ideal for:

  • Restoring antiques
  • Stenciling
  • Frame finishing
  • Antiquing
  • Home decor
  • Restoration
  • Craft projects

FAQs about Art Wax Supplies

What is wax in art?

Wax is a medium used in art to add texture, colour, or both. It can be used on its own or as an addition to other mediums. Wax is available in a variety of colours, including metallic, pearlescent, and fluorescent. It is a versatile medium that can be used in a variety of ways to create unique and interesting artwork.

What are the benefits of wax?

Some of the benefits of using wax in art include:

  • Wax is a versatile medium that can be used in a variety of ways to create unique and interesting effects.
  • Wax is available in a variety of colours, including metallic, pearlescent, and fluorescent.
  • Wax can be found in a variety of textures, from smooth to coarse.
  • Wax is a medium that is easy to use and can be applied in a variety of ways to create a wide variety of effects.
  • Wax is a medium that can be used to add texture, colour, or both to your artwork.

What are the drawbacks of working with wax?

Some of the drawbacks of using wax in art include:

  • Wax can be difficult to work with if you are not familiar with the medium.
  • Wax can be messy and difficult to clean up.
  • If not used properly, wax can damage the surfaces on which it is applied.
  • Wax can be difficult to remove from surfaces once it is applied.

What are some tips for using wax?

Here are some tips for using wax in art:

  • Wax can be applied with a brush, palette knife, or another tool.
  • Wax can be melted and applied in liquid form.
  • Wax can be mixed with other mediums to create unique effects.
  • Wax can be applied to a variety of surfaces, including canvas, wood, metal, and glass.
  • Wax can be used to create a variety of effects, from simple to complex. Experiment with different techniques to see what effects you can create.

How long does it take wax to dry?

Wax typically dries within 24 hours. However, the drying time may vary depending on the type of wax used and the thickness of the applied layer.

What are some things to avoid while using wax?

When using wax in art, there are a few things to avoid:

  • Wax can be difficult to work with if you are not familiar with the medium. It is best to start with a small amount of wax and build up to the desired effect.
  • Wax can be messy and difficult to clean up. If you are not familiar with the medium, it is best to use wax in small quantities and on surfaces that can be easily cleaned.
  • Wax can be difficult to remove from surfaces once it is applied. If you are not familiar with the medium, it is best to use wax in small quantities and on surfaces that can be easily cleaned.

What art supplies will I need when using wax?

When using wax in art, you will need:

If you are using wax in a liquid form, you will also need:

  • A container to melt the wax in
  • A stirring tool

If you are using wax in a solid form, you will also need:

  • A grater or other tool to shave the wax

How do you store wax?

Wax can be stored in a variety of ways. If you are using solid wax, you can store it in a container with a lid. If you are using liquid wax, you can store it in a container with a tight-fitting lid. Wax can also be stored in a freezer.

Proudly Aussie owned and operated, Discount Art n Craft Warehouse is an online business with a mission to supply art n craft lovers with the biggest choice of products at the most affordable low prices.

We accept Paypal and all major credit cards including Amex, Visa and Mastercard, and we deliver anywhere across Australia by Australia Post, eParcel and Star Track Express, with a choice of standard, express or bulk delivery.