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Apply and Wipe Whitewash Glaze

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

What happens here

Once the gray stain has completely dried (approximately two hours), apply the prepared whitewash glaze mixture to the boards using a latex brush. Apply a nice, thin, even coat. Immediately after application, use a clean rag (like a cut t-shirt) to wipe off the paint/glaze. The amount of paint you wipe off will determine the final look – wiping more will reveal more of the gray stain underneath, while wiping less will result in a more opaque white finish. Work quickly and consistently to achieve an even distressed effect across all planks.

Goal: Apply a thin coat of the prepared whitewash glaze mixture onto the dried gray-stained boards and immediately wipe off the excess with a rag to create the final distressed look.

Tools and materials

  • Clean Rags/T-shirt
  • Latex Brush
  • Pine Planks (Gray-Stained)
  • Whitewash Glaze Mixture Custom Mix

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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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