Glaze Kitchen Cabinets

Glazing kitchen cabinets is also known as antiquing.

Glaze kitchen cabinets.

It can only be done on painted cabinets because stained cabinets will repel the glaze mixture and will therefore show no effect. For cabinets opt for an oil based glaze product because you ll have more time to work. The following directions are for applying with a brush and roller. I m planning on using a white chalk paint to get them all to the same shade of white.

Glaze is a semi clear coating that s often applied on top of kitchen cabinets preferably ones that have been freshly painted or stained to enhance architectural details like corners and. I m thinking i ll seal the chalk paint with a satin polycrylic. To glaze kitchen cabinets start by letting fresh paint dry completely then seal the paint with a coat of lacquer. Then apply glaze with a brush to a small section of the cabinet and use a clean.

This is the process of artificially aging the way a cabinet looks by applying a glaze to make a weathered appearance. I m hoping to paint my kitchen cabinets this spring. Once the lacquer dries tape along the edges of the backs of the cabinet doors and drawers to protect those areas from glaze and ensure clean lines. Start with the cabinet frames using a high quality brush for smaller areas and a foam roller for larger surfaces.

The technique is the same as for. Paint can be applied with a bush and roller diy friendly or a sprayer advanced.