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Apply and Wipe Off Whitewash Glaze

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How To Make Weathered Wood Fast. Distressed Wood In 2 Steps.

What happens here

Once the gray-stained planks are dry (after approximately 2 hours), use a latex brush to apply a thin, quick coat of the prepared whitewash mixture over the entire surface of each board. Immediately after application, use a clean t-shirt or rag to wipe off the paint/glaze mixture. The amount of mixture wiped off will determine the final look – wiping more will result in a more transparent and heavily distressed effect, while wiping less will leave a more opaque whitewash. Continue this process until the desired level of whitewash and distressing is achieved on all boards. The glaze allows for more working time to manipulate the effect before the paint dries.

Goal: Apply a thin coat of the whitewash mixture to the dried, gray-stained planks and immediately wipe off varying amounts to achieve a custom distressed look.

Tools and materials

  • Clean rags/t-shirt
  • Latex brush
  • Gray-stained pine planks
  • Whitewash mixture

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so i've got one of the boards got one that's already glazed right here this one hasn't been glazed so i'm just you know applying this paint and glaze on here just a nice thin coat really quick don't want to take too long because it soaks into the wood and dries really fast so i'm just gonna get a coat on here and then i'm going to wipe it off with just a clean rag so now i've applied this glaze and i want to just start working it off i just gotta clean just just a t-shirt t-shirt just gonna start wiping this stuff off so [Music] [Applause] [Music] so [Applause] [Music] you

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