Things You'll Need:
- Artist Oil Colors
- Brushes
- Japan Colors
- Acrylic Paints
- Latex Paints
- Paint Thinner
- Turpentine
- Acrylic Paints
- Paint Thinner
- Rubber Gloves
- Rubber Gloves
- Buckets
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Step 1
Select a latex paint color that coordinates with the color of the wall you are painting.
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Step 2
Pour one part latex paint and two parts water into a bucket or a large can.
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Step 3
Mix well. The wash is now ready to apply to the wall.
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Step 1
Select an alkyd paint for tinting the glaze.
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Step 2
Pour one part alkyd paint and one part oil glaze into a bucket or large can.
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Step 3
Add one part paint thinner. (For faster drying, use less oil glaze and more paint thinner.)
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Step 4
Mix well. The glaze is now ready to apply to the wall.
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Step 1
Select an acrylic paint color for tinting the glaze.
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Step 2
Pour two parts acrylic paint and one part acrylic glaze into a bucket or large can if you're sponging or ragging on. Use five parts acrylic glaze and one part acrylic paint if you're dragging, stippling or striping.
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Step 3
Add one part water to dilute the paint.
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Step 4
Mix well. The glaze is now ready to apply to the wall.














Comments
kristys704 said
on 1/23/2007 Thanks for the tips... I will look more!