Sealer Wax Sets

I have been on a journey trying to find the perfect sealer. The original from Jesmonite is tricky to use and leaves marks on the finished product. I tried many tools to apply it and was never happy with the result.

I did find a spray-on acrylic sealer that works greatwhen sprayed enough. It leaves a lovely glossy finish and makes all pieces look very polished. Unfortunately, it's pretty challenging to use. I have to do it outside, and then the weather and time of day become an issue. I need to wear a mask when applying it. It's a bit of a fuss.

This one from nicolemould is the easiest to apply so far. It doesn't leave any unwanted streaks, and the finish is velvety.

As I still have my spray-on sealer, some of the products will have a more glossy finish, while others will be more velvety, depending on the sealer used. Just thought I'd let you know.

This sealing wax is the best! it's easy to use, waterproof, food safe, odourless and can be used for various crafts.They have stunning moulds, and all the supplies I use for my Jesmonite candle jars. If you were looking for a sign to invest in this craft, this is it

I really liked the wax, it's not greasy or sticky. After applying water to the plaster, it just beads off like water on a duck's back. I will order a larger one!

So smalllllll! ?? but really Amazing ?? water proof and super glossy ? i like it !! For jesmonite it worked so well!

I recently made some concrete planters using 3D-printed molds and concrete. Because concrete is porous, I needed some sealer to limit water leakage from the pots. As a result, I ordered this paste sealer wax. The container did have a tiny leak out onto the cardboard box, but its paste-like nature prevented too much spillage. Applying it to the concrete was easy and straightforward, but I chose to use a rag instead of the provided materials as the sponge wasn't very strong. The concrete had fairly decent water repulsion after applying the wax. Overall, it did a good job.