Antique Glazing

These Cabinets were antique stained with a Darker pinstrip in the beaded section.

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Projects: Display Cabinets and Antique Kitchen
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Comment by Kim C on April 14, 2010 at 11:29am: That makes perfect sense! Thanks for sharing that! I love that look. Very high end.

Comment by Jerry Lee on April 14, 2010 at 10:22am: Not actually a pinstripping brush just a small oil brush.The first thing you do is paint or spray your primary color. Then you spray a coat of clear laquer over that.Next you brush in with a small brush your contrast color were you want it ,because you already have a coat of clear on it you wipe of the excess you don't won't to show with a sponge brush.The coat of clear that was applied first makes this possible not to embedded in the main color.When you get what you want you finish your clearing process.Thanks

Comment by Kim C on April 14, 2010 at 8:26am: Did you use a pinestriping brush or just work more stain into the beaded valley?

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