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Apply Beeswax Finish

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Building an Outdoor Fire Table Using Plaster

What happens here

After the plaster has fully dried, a coat of beeswax (Firmalux Bee's Wax) is applied to the entire surface of the fire pit table. This wax enhances the color of the plaster, creating more contrast and depth for a richer, more authentic concrete look. More importantly, it provides an additional layer of weather protection and seals the plaster, making it more durable for outdoor use. The creator applies the wax carefully, ensuring full coverage. He also mentions he may do a light sanding to smooth out any texture before applying the wax, but skips showing this step.

Tools and materials

  • Fine-Grit Sandpaper (optional)
  • Firmalux Bee's Wax Firmalux
  • Soft Cloth
  • Work Gloves

What they say

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really want to do this thing Justice and show to you when the Sun goes down so I'm going to show you this big reveal and in the meantime I'm going to add a coat of beeswax again that's from the same company for Malo it they said it's going to change the color a little bit make it more contrasted which I'm kind of excited about but the big idea here it's more of a weather protection for this stuff even though it's moldy resistant uh and moisture resistant but uh I think it's moisture but mold for sure cuz they put in the bathrooms but definitely a coat of Beeswax is going to be right up our alley so check this

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