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Posted: 12-04-2015 , 11:54 PM #1 |
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![]() can anyone please tell me how to whitewash a coffee table that looks like an antique want the grain to show through almost looks like its been painted and then wiped off
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Posted: 18-05-2015 , 11:48 AM #2 |
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![]() Don't know how to whitewash it but if you use the Annie Slaon paint you can make it "distressed " looking. There are loads of videos on YouTube on how to use her paint, it is quite expensive but same technique may be used with other paints I guess
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Posted: 18-05-2015 , 11:48 AM #3 |
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![]() Sorry should Say Annie Sloan paints
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Posted: 22-05-2015 , 09:42 AM #4 |
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![]() Another to whitewash a table is after you have sanded, rub vaseline on the areas of the table that you want to have a distressed look and then paint your table and when the paint is dried, go over it with a damp cloth and rub well, you will notice that the paint won't have adhered to the vaseline areas and you will have a distressed look without too much trouble.
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Posted: 22-05-2015 , 09:44 AM #5 |
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![]() I forgot to say you don,t need expensive paints to do this, ordinary emulsion or water based paints do the job just as well.
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Posted: 31-05-2015 , 02:56 PM #6 |
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![]() thank you so much for the help I am donnamia changed my name.
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