The Fusion Beeswax Distressing Block is your best friend for achieving the perfect paint-distressing techniques.

We know you love to refinish furniture. After all, why would you be reading this if you didn’t? Easiest way to get the distressed look? Try our Beeswax Distressing Block?

You can check out the many Looks of Fusion in this super cool blog post.

But, for now, I want to show you the Fusion Beeswax Block!

We LOVE that you can get a smooth, flat and flawless finish using Fusion, but achieving that distressed, old-world, shabby chic finish is just as important to many of us.

Fusion gives you the best of both worlds, and all of the finishes seen above can be achieved really simply by using the Beeswax Block.  

How To Use

1. Press beeswax block along the edges and areas of your (clean) piece where you want to see distressing
2. Paint your piece as usual
3. Lightly sand or wet sand to distress the paint. Any paint that was applied on top of the waxed areas will easily distress without too much pressure from sanding!

Inspiration

How lovely is this distressed table leg close-up from Mary of Orphans with Makeup?

Or the subtly distressed finish in this lovely dresser?  Another stunner from Orphans with Makeup.

Just look at the way the wood peeking through the paint on this chair really brings it to life.  Check out how Bless’er House did it here.