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Q&A | Walls : faux finishing walls

Title of Question: faux finishing walls
 


Name:Marie  City: Milford
Question: How many colors do you use when faux finishing?

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Name: Allison | City: Chicago | Date: July 31, 2007, 13:49
Answer: Usually two colors works fine, but some home improvement gurus add a third color for accent. Just make sure the colors are a few shades apart so that you'll see some variation. You'll put one color on the wall, then mix the second with a glaze. The glazes I have used are white so it does change the color a little. (Try a little in a container to test the color). It's always good to get a scrap piece of dry wall and test out the colors a little before doing a whole wall.

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