Water resistance
A protective finishing layer; not a waterproofing membrane.
Current pack: 330 g. Your supplied artwork carries an older fluid-volume label; the label is preserved, not digitally rewritten.
05 / The finishing collection
Vellwax Clear
Clear protective wax
A clear finishing wax for compatible decorative plaster surfaces. Vellwax Clear is applied, worked in and buffed to refine the sheen while adding the water resistance described in the existing product information.
- Appearance
- Clear after buffing
- Function
- Finishing treatment
- Current pack
- 330 g
Colour and finish should be approved on a physical sample.
Safety Data Sheet · MSDS / SDS (PDF)A closer look at Vellwax Clear
The finishing touch. Without metallic colour.
Colour, base texture and wax should be approved together. The way the paste is distributed and buffed affects the finished surface. A gentle finish on a matte wall and a more polished result are different design choices.
The existing page also mentions furniture and other surfaces. Compatibility still needs checking against the substrate, existing coating and intended use. Test before treating a visible area.
Detail from your supplied artworkWhy choose this finish
Its character, at a glance.
A useful starting point for choosing the right surface—not just the right colour.
Buffable sheen
Buffing changes the final degree of surface sheen.
No metallic tint
The clear option for the underlying decorative finish.
Simple application tools
The existing page lists a cloth, sponge or trowel.
Easier care
The product page describes an easier-clean surface.
Part of a finish system
Trial the wax on the chosen plaster before application.
Finish descriptions are not a waterproofing, durability-test or certification guarantee. Confirm suitability for the selected system.
Material, texture and context
Finish the surface, not just the colour.
Explore the surface at room scale and up close. Texture and lighting shape the final appearance.
Surface detail
Your product artwork01
Decorative plaster
Compare the finished waxed sample with the untreated reference.
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Sheen selection
Agree how much reflection belongs in the room.
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Other compatible surfaces
Furniture is mentioned on the old page; substrate compatibility still needs a trial.
Photographed finish · not a colour chartColour & finish selection
Clear does not mean visually unchanged.
Choose the plaster colour first, then review a waxed sample beside it. Compare depth, reflection and touch under the actual room lighting. The blue visual on this page is product artwork, not a claim that the wax adds blue colour.
Start with the substrate
Use the exact decorative finish you intend to protect.
Trial the application
Check the coverage and buffing method on a discreet sample.
Approve the result
Assess clarity, sheen and any change in the underlying colour.
Existing wax colour references
See the finish options.
Use these existing photographs to shortlist a direction. Screens and lighting do not provide an exact colour match; confirm the current range and approve a physical sample.
The original clear-wax gallery also includes a Black Wax reference. That image is preserved as an existing reference; confirm the appropriate product and current option before ordering.
From preparation to finish
A better result starts with the right method.
A readable overview of the existing application guidance. Use the current approved TDS and a representative sample before site work.
Tools to discuss
Soft lint-free cloth
Suitable sponge
Appropriate trowel
Separate clean buffing cloth
Prepare the finish
The existing page requires a clean, dry surface free from wax, grease, flaking paint and mildew. Confirm that the underlying finish is ready for waxing.
Apply and remove excess
Work the wax with a soft cloth, sponge or trowel as appropriate. Remove excess rather than leaving a heavy layer.
Buff to the agreed sheen
The initial appearance can be opaque or milky. Buff with a soft cloth to develop clarity and the intended sheen.
Allow the specified drying period
The published reference is approximately 24 hours at 25°C and 60% relative humidity, depending on the substrate and absorption. Confirm the current instructions for your conditions.
For specifying and planning
The practical details.
Keep packaging, yield, application and the complete finish system together when planning your project.
| Current pack | 330 g — confirmed by MacoAvell |
|---|---|
| Appearance during application | Milky / opaque; described as becoming clear after buffing |
| Application tools | Soft cloth, sponge or trowel |
| Published legacy coverage | 80–100 sq ft per 12 fl oz container, depending on texture and porosity |
| 330 g pack coverage | Not confirmed. A mass in grams cannot be assumed to equal the older fluid-volume container. |
| Drying reference | Approximately 24 hours at 25°C and 60% relative humidity; affected by substrate and absorption |
| Surface condition | Clean, dry and free of wax, grease, flaking paint and mildew |
| Water performance | Water resistant as described on the page; not fully waterproof |
| Other uses mentioned | Furniture and other surfaces are mentioned on the existing page; test compatibility and confirm suitability. |
| Maintenance | Follow the care method for the complete waxed finish. Confirm the reapplication interval for the location. |
Where this information comes from
Confirm the current approved technical data sheet, pack size and application method with MacoAvell before specification or use.
Before you choose
Good questions. Clearer choices.
Answers specific to Vellwax Clear, its finish and the way it is selected.
Is the wax white or clear?
The existing FAQ describes a milky white paste that becomes clear after buffing. Approve a sample on the actual substrate.
Will it waterproof my wall?
No. The existing MacoAvell FAQ explicitly distinguishes water resistance from waterproofing. Do not use decorative wax instead of a waterproofing system.
Does 330 g cover 80–100 sq ft?
That has not been confirmed. The existing page ties that coverage to a 12 fl oz container, not the current 330 g pack. Ask for the current pack yield.
Can I use it on furniture?
The product page mentions furniture. Material, existing coating and intended use still matter, so obtain a recommendation and test before treating a visible surface.
Will it keep a matte plaster completely matte?
Do not assume an unchanged sheen. Buffing and the wax layer can alter appearance; trial it and approve the complete finish.
How is it different from Vellwax Metallic?
Clear is the non-metallic finishing option. Metallic adds a metallic tint and reflective effect to a compatible decorative surface.
How do I plan the quantity?
Share the wall area in sq ft, the base texture and the intended finish. Ask for the confirmed yield of the current 330 g pack.
Make it work for your project
Bring us the idea.
Let’s choose the finish.
Share the approximate wall area, location and project type. We can then discuss Vellwax Clear, samples and the preparation needed for your wall.
Project photographs are optional. Contact MacoAvell for the wider project enquiry route.
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