Cerused wood
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ebony limed buffet, via 1stdibs T he last few years I have been getting more requests to "do something" with old furniture pieces, a...
I have always loved the look of ebonized cerused, or limed, oak. The overall finish is a deep black, while the wood grain is filled with white pigment. The sharp contrast accentuates oak’s beautiful grain patterns and creates a high-end, glamorous look. This finish can be achieved in any color combination, but the classic black and white is my personal favorite. This technique was originally developed in the 16th century as a way to protect wood from insects. Its popularity has ebbed and…
Finishers discuss the steps needed to create the white-filled pore effect of cerused oak. August 21, 2006
If you want to learn how to ceruse wood (or what cerused wood is), I show you step-by-step how I cerused the top of my round oak dining table.
You’ve probably heard the terms ‘cerused’, ‘lime waxed’, ‘pickled’ or ‘white washed’. I don’t know about you, but I’ve always wondered what the difference is between them. Well, I did some slapdas…
Easy tutorial on how to create a weathered wood gray finish. Make new wood look old and gray with this DIY grey wash wood finish!
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Minwax® Color Wash is a water-based, transparent layering stain that adds a touch of age and character to bare and already-stained wood.
