Sentences with phrase «paint over the grain»

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I used white spray paint and then went over them with a Grain Sack milk paint using a dry brushing technique.

And even worse, I hated the orange tone of the wood but it had such beautiful grain, I couldn't bring myself to paint over it.

Water stains bleeding through Wood grain showing Wood tannins bleeding Painting with a «white» or light colored paint over Mahogany or Pine

Painting a piece that you have sanded and now have different finishes visible Planning on painting Pure White or Old White over a wood piece and concerned with stain or wood grain bPainting a piece that you have sanded and now have different finishes visible Planning on painting Pure White or Old White over a wood piece and concerned with stain or wood grain bpainting Pure White or Old White over a wood piece and concerned with stain or wood grain bleeding?

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Over the years, Bozic has developed a complex process of masking and staining so the natural grain can collaborate with each composition using multiple layers of watered down acrylic paint on maple panels of wood.

I'm sure this is what Johns is after: the venture of thinking, as it tarries over the rules of its own delicate physicality (the string, the slats), grounded, as it were, by the generic images of thought — the painted mimesis of the frame's wood grain, the painted picture of a stellar galaxy, the symbol of the Big Dipper, the harlequin pattern, the word «BRIDGE» — all different means and modes of representing, of disciplining the riot of the real and making something meaningful.

Applying a gesso or other base coat not only seals the material but allows the paint to flow more freely over the surface instead of geeting caught in the grain.

Each of these fantastical scenes takes place over a fleeting pale amber pattern that one gradually realizes is the grain of the birch wood panel on which the picture is painted.

Use a fine grained sandpaper to distress the finished sign by removing some of the all over paint color on the front and edges of the board.

And even worse, I hated the orange tone of the wood but it had such beautiful grain, I couldn't bring myself to paint over it.

I mixed up a little bit of left - over Rice Grain - colored sample paint (Sherwin Williams) with a little bit of left - over mocha - colored Valspar Translucent Color Glaze to create the color I filled the numbers in with...

Next, I mixed up a little bit of left - over Rice Grain - colored sample paint (Sherwin Williams) with a little bit of left - over mocha - colored Valspar Translucent Color Glaze to create the color I filled the numbers in with...

Painting a piece that you have sanded and now have different finishes visible Planning on painting Pure White or Old White over a wood piece and concerned with stain or wood grain bPainting a piece that you have sanded and now have different finishes visible Planning on painting Pure White or Old White over a wood piece and concerned with stain or wood grain bpainting Pure White or Old White over a wood piece and concerned with stain or wood grain bleeding?

I pulled out my left over Chalky Finish paint that I used on my recent Grain Sack inspired Bench Makeover and got to work.

I redid my entire bathroom cabinets using a dark brown antiquing glaze over a mahogany colored paint and even created a faux wood grain that looked like real mahogany.

Go back over the area and smooth the paint out in the direction of the grain.

While the first coat of milk paint was drying, I painted grain sack stripes on a piece of drop cloth left over from other projects.

I am repurposing a vintage dining room sideboard made of solid oak and do not want to paint over the wood grain.

Then, go back over the painted area and smush the brush into the wood to work the paint into the grain.

The walls are lumpy and damaged and the cabinets are already painted in a strange faux wood grain and off white combo that seems to repel being painted over.