Faux Finishing

If you are looking for a rustic style kitchen, glazing cabinets might be the answer. Glazing is taking part glaze and part color, applying it and then rubbing it off right away. The paint forms a...

Glazing cabinets is a simple way to change their appearance without committing to an entirely new paint job. However, glaze can be messy work, so make sure to wear old clothes and cover any nearby...

Nothing perks up a room more than beautiful new cabinets, but replacing them is expensive. Give new life to old cabinets with tired finishes by using a simple refinishing technique called...

Refinishing wood cabinets offers a lot of possibilities to give your kitchen a totally new and dramatic look. Faux finishing techniques are relatively easy to do and can give the cabinets a finish...

When it is time to repaint your walls consider utilizing one of the many types of faux finishes to achieve a totally different look instead of the same old flat or semi gloss. Faux painting gives...

"Glazing'' a piece of furniture or other wood is the process of coating it with an uneven pigment designed to mimic age and wear. It may seem like exactly the opposite of what you want to be doing...

Glazing is a painting technique that adds a contrasting surface layer of color, or a patina, to a previously painted item. Glazes are usually applied to wooden fixtures such as furniture or...

Wall glazing involves putting more than one color on your walls to create a deeper, multi-toned effect. In essence, you paint your wall one color and cover it with at least one color of glaze,...

Glazing kitchen cabinets is an easy way to provide an antique look to the cabinets and is an ideal way to get the feel of customized cabinetry without paying a high price for the customization....

Glazing a wall is a step above the typical paint job; it adds texture and depth while hiding any surface imperfections. You may be surprised to find that glazing is actually quite easy and fun to do!

A couple short easy steps to getting a professional look, without paying the high cost of a painter. Author Stephen A. Orr. For more info Visit TrademarkPainting.com