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How To Use Glaze
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How To Use Glaze

Fusion Mineral Paint’sΒ GlazeΒ is easy to use and allows you to get the exact finish YOU want! Whether that is an antique look, added depth or a special faux finish,Β GlazeΒ is what you need. One of the great things about this product is that it can be used to get the same effects as waxes but it’s water-based. Adding any finishing product to a piece can be scary, we’re here to help you learn how to use this product to enhance your projects!

GlazeΒ comes in two options, clear and antiquing.Β Antiquing GlazeΒ is lightly tinted to a rich brown for the perfect antiquing look. You can custom-tintΒ Clear GlazeΒ with ourΒ paintΒ orΒ metallicsΒ to get the exact finish YOU want.

Our Glazes are excellent for faux finishes including faux wood grain, ragging, and striated patterns on furniture or walls. With exceptional ease of application with a long open time, ourΒ glazeΒ delivers the performance of a professional finish that everyone can achieve!

How To Use Glaze:

  1. Make sure your piece is clean and wax/oil-free.
  2. Apply liberally with aΒ brushΒ of your choice.
  3. Immediately, Gently wipe back with a lint-free cloth.
  4. Continue to wipe back until you reach your desired effect.

Note:Β If after 24-48 hours you feel like you’ve left too much product, wipe back gently with a damp cloth.

Top Tips!

  • Let freshly painted pieces dry for a minimum of 12 hours before applying Glaze as it can reactivate the paint.
  • For high-traffic pieces, or large flat areas we recommendΒ a topcoat as Glaze is not as durable as Fusion Mineral Paint.Β 
  • If using a topcoat, allow the glaze to dry for 24-48 hours before applying a topcoat using ourΒ Tough CoatΒ orΒ Gel Stain.
  • If adding paint to the clear glaze to create a custom colour, do a test patch. This ensures your desired pigmentation is achieved prior to application.
  • The cure time is 28 days. During this time you should treat your piece with extra care.

For more information and to see the glaze work its magic in real-time, check out the videos below!

For more inspiration check out these blogs!