Introducing Glaze for Faux Finishes

Yep. Um, and then here, this is the glaze right here. And, uh, the glaze, this is the Sherwood glaze. So, right here, this is the laundry room we're working on. It has a pigmented lacquer. It's kind of an olive color. Then, they glazed it and they use uh a lot of people are asking, we we glaze doors, kind of make them look antiqu. This is the glaze we use. We get asked about it quite a bit and they don't sell this stuff in your typical Sherwin Williams, right, Don? No, they don't. Well, they they have a couple of stock colors. So, typically they can get a hold of like Van Dyke Brown um and they'll keep that stocked uh depending on your store, but that's the only stock color they typically keep. But if you run into a retail Sheron Williams, are you going to find this in a retail Sher Williams? You will not find the pre-cat high build pigmented lacquer. Um you may find the clear lacquer again depending on the store. what they order in depending on the need and some of the other resources around them cuz they use different tents for these lacquers than um paints. And so we go to the Sher Williams cabinet division. It's a completely different store. All they deal with is lacquers and cabinet coatings and these type of lacquer coatings. So it's completely specialized. Um and this is the Sherwood Glaze. That's where that came from. We absolutely love the G glazes. We use them on um doors to glaze doors, doors that are all beat up and stuff um from the weather, sun, um water, and we use them to kind of get in this antique look, clear cut them, and make them look awesome. And we got videos showing you how we go about glazing doors. So, the