Gold leaf rub n buff

How to apply Rub 'n Buff for an antique gold finish! Comparing all of the different golds, and sharing tips for perfect results every time.

I had always planned to find a beautiful scalloped mirror for Harper’s bathroom and was recently inspired by this image: I had a hard time finding something close to that mirror – I think it was a Ballard mirror that is no longer sold and it was professionally gold leafed , via the designer working... View the Post

One of my favorite random finds is rub 'n buff! I discovered it year and years ago and love it for a quick metallic wax finish on any piece. Anytime I need to match the color of small items in our home my go-to is to use Rub n Buff. Need to match the color of all your kitchen hardware? Want to add color to your picture frames? Want your light fixture colors to match? Seriously there are so many ways to use rub 'n buff I love it. However, my main frustration with Rub n Buff is that you

See my honest review after trying all the Rub ‘n Buff Golds, along with a comparison and how to use this metallic wax finish in the home.

There’s this stuff in a little tube that really could live up to the marketing hype of “miracle cream” but it’s not a face product. Oh no, it’s a metallic paste calle…

So, I have decided to do a complete makeover of my living room decor. Everything I have in that room is from my old house, bought specifically for that house. I used what I had to make it work wh…

Liz Lovery | Interior Design & DIY on Instagram: "✨How To Transform A Picture Frame To Give It An Antique Look✨ If you’re an avid DIYer, Rub n’ Buff wax finish is definitely something the keep in your project cabinets because it can easily transform all sorts of things around your home, like picture and mirror frames, cabinet & door hardware, light fixtures, and more! I used the gold leaf finish to give this piece of artwork a little more ✨dazzle✨ I felt it was lacking. It only took me 10…

Rub 'n Buff its formula is designed to stick for a durable finish for the look of metal. Applying it to my thrifted lamp gave it a new life

Christina on Instagram: "One of my favorite things to do is change the finish on a sconce, picture frame, mirror, knob….or anything that doesn’t move. Rub n buff gold leaf is what I used on this sconce, and the dark oil rubbed bronze was the perfect base to allow little bits of darkness to show through the gold and give it depth. When I use the gold, I’ll often spray paint my project dark brown first for this reason. What do you think of it “after?” #grandmillennialdecor…