How do you use decorative glaze?

Beside this, what does decorative glaze do?

Rust-Oleum Transformations Decorative Glaze allows you to add a custom antique finish to any painted surface. Use with any of your decorative projects made of wood, metal, laminate and melamine. Superior stain and scratch resistance after application of polyurethane top coat.

Similarly, can you use stain as a glaze? Theoretically, almost any stain could be used as a glaze. However, most glaze formulations are thicker than stain to allow more control and manipulation of the color and tend to have more intense coloration, since very little glaze will be left on the surface. As with stains, some are fast drying and some slow drying.

how do you make a paint glaze?

Adding a glaze will affect the tone and hue of the paint.

1. Calculate the quantity of glaze you will need.
2. Pour equal amounts of paint thinner and linseed oil into the jar, screw on the lid and shake vigorously.
3. Add one part acrylic paint to four parts plain glaze to create a colored glaze.

Do you have to use glaze when faux painting?

Only a small amount is needed for most faux painting projects, for example, a one-color technique like simple sponging will require about a quart of mixed glaze to cover an average 9x12 room. More complex finishes using 2 or more colors like the craft paper technique, will require about a quart of glaze for each color.