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Faux
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Colorwashing |
Use two or more colors to achieve
this translucent look. This versatile technique
gives your room the charm of an aged
fresco.
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Combing |
Make striking impressions with
vertical lines, waves or horizontal stripes.
Experiment with basket weave effects or plaid
patterns.
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Crackle |
In one day, get a stylish
distressed or aged antique look. You can create
the appearance of small, fine lines or more
pronounced cracking. Use on walls, furniture,
frames, accent pieces and trim.
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Metallic |
Create an opulent shimmer or
elegant highlights. Use alone or in combination
with another faux finishing techniques for
different looks. Also works well on mantels,
trim, furniture and accessories.
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Ragging |
This simple technique creates a
stunning, textured appearance. In addition to
fabric, experiment with other materials, such
as plastic wrap, burlap, or brown paper and get
unique looks.
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SandScapes™ |
Gives walls a rich, granulated
texture that is as beautiful as it is dramatic.
Bring the feel of nature into your home.
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SoftSuede™ |
Get luxurious depth and abundant
dimension. This faux technique produces a
softly mottled effect that works well with rich
wood trim and furnishings
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Sponging |
It's surprisingly easy to build an
intricate dimension of multiple layers of
color. You can get several different effects by
sponging a glaze coat on or by blotting it
off.
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