Antique glaze

Using black paint, a glazing medium and a few drops of water, you can create a dark, antique glaze giving your furniture character and depth.

Over the past 10 years I've been painting and antiquing furniture, I've found myself going back to this Perfect Rustic Paint Technique. Bonus, Video!

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!

In this video tutorial, I'll show you how to apply glaze to painted furniture. All the way from mixing, to glazing, this creative tool will make your furniture stand out

I hope you are all having a wonderful weekend!! I have been busy busy...I think I said these cabinets would take about 5 more hours...Ha! ...

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!

If you want to give your home decor an antique layered paint finish without spending a lot of money on expensive antique furniture, then try creating this beautiful aged layered paint technique yourself! This is

Have you ever wanted to quickly and easily create 18th century finishes? In this tutorial, Amy Howard is going to walk you through the creation process in 7 simple steps. This is one of the finishes we have been asked to show multiple times in our Amy Howard At Home Before And After Group. This specific finish is completed using a combination of Venetian plaster and Toscana milk paint. Amy’s Tip: Always practice your finish on a sample piece of trim that you can find on our website or a worn…

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!