Antique glaze
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To glaze or not to glaze, that is the question after you've finished painting your piece of furniture. Do you want to add character but are a little unsure how to proceed? Check out what glazed and non glazed pieces look like side by side. Ready to glaze? Read our quick blog post for pro-tips to boost your confidence and help you achieve your DIY furniture refinishing makeover dreams!
Glazing is a beautiful finish option to give your piece character. If it’s not done right, you end up with a paint job covered in a permanent layer of dirt. Learn how to glaze correctly and learn from other's mistakes.
Using black paint, a glazing medium and a few drops of water, you can create a dark, antiqued effect in the cracks and corners of your piece.
We’re sharing two different techniques on how to glaze kitchen cabinets for the perfect antique look! [this post contains affiliate links, which means we may make a small commission if a purc…
How to Use Antique Glaze Dark Wax Painted Furniture: Which one should you use? This side by side comparison will help you know which to use!
With the ease and versatility of all the chalk and refinishing paints on the market, it can be an easy choice for your next project. After painting, you might be wondering how to seal and protect your gorgeous project. Depending on what the piece will be used for, and your desired look, consider one of these chalk paint topcoat options.
Welcome Back to the One Room Challenge. Week 5. Those of you who might not know the ORC you can see our progress beginning Here . While everyone is trudging through the doldrems of winter (at least we are here in the NE) there are a group of bloggers led by Linda who
Glazing is a beautiful finish option to give your piece character. If it’s not done right, you end up with a paint job covered in a permanent layer of dirt. Learn from other's mistakes and get your project done right!
