How To Glaze Your Painted Furniture For An Antique Look | Glazing Tutorial

[@TRISHAJS]

I have a glazing project to start TODAY!! Wish I had some of the CChic glazes to try!!

[@CountryChicPaint]

Trisha Alexander Hi Trisha! You can order our glazes now through our online shop at www.countrychicpaint.com/shop ... The colors really are gorgeous!

[@genna2586]

Thank you. The glaze looks easy and colors the piece and crevices perfectly. I’m wondering if you are going to do a video to show how to create custom glazes. Thanks

[@CountryChicPaint]

Hi Genna, yes we do have a video on mixing your own glaze colors! You can watch it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJrLiH6ontl2aac

[@12eisor]

I recently found an old marble top end table at the local Goodwill. The glaze would look beautiful on the side carved sections. Thanks for the informative video.

[@CountryChicPaint]

Rosie Virok No problem! If you have any other questions, don't hesitate to get in touch with us through our online chat on our website or email us at [e-mail]!

[@debw6035]

This the perfect look for an antique mirror I inherited from my grandmother. Thanks for the opportunity. Your tutorial made it look like a wonderful product to workwith.

[@CountryChicPaint]

Deb W It is great to work with, very easy to use!

[@n.m.dehaan7592]

I have a table which will be simply awesome when the surrounding trim is glazed Anxious to give it a try.

[@CountryChicPaint]

Nellie M. DeHaan Wahoo! Make sure you send us photos of the table when you're finished!

[@janicebates8526]

The new products on the market make it easier to challenge yourself to go outside the box. I would love to try this.

[@angiej6675]

I love the way the glaze adds dimension to the piece!

[@CountryChicPaint]

Angie J Isn't it great?

[@CountryChicPaint]

Angie J Congratulations, you're one of our three lucky winners! Please contact us at [e-mail] to redeem your prize.

[@dianebrowne347]

I am going to be painting my grandmother's antique bedroom set and the glaze would be awesome to bring out the derails of all of the carving!! If I won the free glazes I would be so excited and also more than willing to share before and after pictures. Thank you for this contest, your very informative tutorials and for considering me as a contestant in your free give away!!!

[@kathrynlockwood1200]

I have the cutest little 1920's vintage hutch that I found recently and am going to paint it a robins egg blue color. It has so many architectural details that would look precious to glaze!!

[@atkins4896]

I'm so excited about trying these glazes. I'm about to venture in painting my kitchen table and chairs, wish me luck 😍

[@CountryChicPaint]

Atkins Good luck!!! :)

[@CountryChicPaint]

Atkins Congratulations, you're one of our three lucky winners! Please contact us at [e-mail] to redeem your prize.

[@smiths2boys1girl]

I actually have a small table similar to the one above that I am getting ready to use Country Chic paint on and the glaze looks lovely!

[@susanmartin5612]

I have a beautiful ornate mirror that I would love to try the glaze on. I've wondered about using glazes so thanks for the video.

[@CountryChicPaint]

Susan Martin Not a problem, hope we answered any questions you might have had!

[@anniehorsburgh7587]

Loved the video, looks so easy,helping others, who are just finding out about your amazing products. I am anxious to try the newest ones, thanks you. I am so impressed that you are passionate about keeping people and the environment beautiful and healthy, Thank you so much.

[@CountryChicPaint]

Annie Horsburgh Thank you so much Annie for your wonderful comment! Please stay tuned as we still have some more videos to release! :)

[@joeyyork6731]

I've been looking for something just like this! I have two Queen Anne end tables I just stripped and have been waiting to paint. I really want to try this technique on them!

[@marieblackburn1614]

Oh my this girl needs to try those glazes. The creative ways they could be used are endless! Thanks for offering the contest Rosanne!

[@lesmis012000]

Great tutorial. Love that this product is so forgiving. Now I have a ton of pieces in mind to start glazing. LOVE IT!

[@CountryChicPaint]

lesmis012000 It really is forgiving. It's so easy to use!

[@Runastasis]

I have a few projects in line to do and plan on glazing. Thanks for the video.

[@JulieS828]

I love the new Glaze colors and would love to try the Tiger's Eye on a little cabinet I picked up at an estate sale over the weekend. Thanks for sharing 😝

[@CountryChicPaint]

Julie A. Shearer Glad we could inspire you!

[@funnyfarmerz]

This is fairly new to me, and I need LOTS of tutorial. Thank you so much. I would love to try this

[@fizakaal]

Hi Roseanne. Loving the great videos. Can you explain the difference between using the dark wax and dark glaze? Thank you

[@CountryChicPaint]

+Donna Semel Hi Donna, Each product will give a similar, but unique effect. The application process is also different, and in some cases, it’s definitely better to choose one over the other. For high traffic projects, we always recommend sealing your piece with our Tough Coat because it’s extremely durable and can be cleaned easily. Since wax is an oily product and Tough Coat is water-based, you cannot apply Tough Coat on top of a wax. This is why for projects like tabletops and kitchen cabinets, we recommend using our glaze instead. That way you can still give it that antique look, but since our glazes are water-based you can afterwards seal it with Tough Coat for long lasting protection. Our glazes also come in three pre-tinted colors which allow you to choose the level of warmth and depth you like on your finish. If you don't need the added protection of Tough Coat and you prefer the application and feel of a wax, then go with antiquing wax!

[@fizakaal]

+Country Chic Paint I actually love the idea of the glaze, especially since waxing is tough on my (weak) hands. Glad for this option! thank you again for your reply!

[@CountryChicPaint]

That's great Donna! Happy painting!

[@gloriae9075]

Currently working on a french provincial piece. A glaze to highlight the detailed pulls and legs would be so much easier to control. Good video.

[@MsWVChick]

Would love this glaze on so many projects! Especially an antique fern stand.

[@darrellburton532]

I would LOVE too try out your new product ..... looks great on the table in the tutorial . I have many projects on the go ; would look great on them all .....I'm sure .

[@kristinorourke3353]

I'd love to try the glaze in my dining room chairs!

[@CountryChicPaint]

Kristin O'Rourke Congratulations, you're one of our three lucky winners! Please contact us at [e-mail] to redeem your prize.

[@SpineZCRTK]

I so love the look after the piece is done would really like to try it

[@TriciaKayJay]

Hi. I'm so excited to use the glaze. Would you recommend a clear wax at the end? And, if so, how long would you wait to apply it after the glaze? Thank you!

[@CountryChicPaint]

You will not want to wax over the glaze. The glaze can be the finishing touch and you won't need to add anything in addition to that!

[@shallajohnson8947]

I am excited to try these out! They look great!!

[@kimshields1897]

I have an antique sewing box that looks like a foot bench that I would love to use the glaze on. It think it will show off all the details.

[@TheMrsbrown77]

Loved the video too - thanks. If i would like to use a gold glaze over a cream finish, how do i mix the gold? thanks

[@CountryChicPaint]

Hi Amanda, We have another tutorial that shows you how to mix glaze in any color you like! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJrLiH6ontl2aac You could mix something like our metallic cream in the color Pocket Watch with clear glaze to create a nice sparkly wash of gold.

[@debralee7479]

I would so love to try these out! Thanks for the great video!

[@CountryChicPaint]

Debra Lee Our glazes are now in our online shop! Just visit www.countrychicpaint.com/shop :)

[@leahmathews6960]

I have a vintage desk that I'd love to try the glaze on!!

[@atkins4896]

Thank you so much, I can't wait to try all of these amazing glazes!

[@thecraftytulip]

Awesome! I will be ordering soon!

[@CountryChicPaint]

Pascale Seidl Can't wait!

[@synergylw]

have several projects I need to start and winning would prompt me to start now

[@niaraterelaisley8082]

These glazes look wonderful. If I used the tigers eye glaze over something painted turquoise, would it change the color or just give it a warm brown aged kind of patina? And what types of cloth can be used that will be lint free?

[@CountryChicPaint]

Hi Niara, Yes, the glaze will change the overall color of your piece, but it will settle mostly in the crevices and details. You can wipe away as much or as little of the glaze as you like! As for cloths, we like the canvas-style kind you can pick up at home improvement stores, but you can even just cut up an old t-shirt.

[@niaraterelaisley8082]

Thank you very much Country Chic Paint! I may give it a try. If I can wipe off as much as I feel I need to, it could be just what this piece needs. :)

[@willava10]

Love this! Would love to try some new glazing/finishing options!

[@CountryChicPaint]

C Anderson Our glazes are now in our online shop! Just visit www.countrychicpaint.com/shop :)

[@mondello1969jj]

Would love to win this!! Want to paint my dining table & the glaze would be perfect!

[@janscheuerman6778]

Hi Thanks for the tutorials! They have been so helpful! I have a super cute cabinet with chicken wire in the door that would look amazing! Would love an opportunity to try your new glazes! Cheers, Jan

[@cherylstewart2330]

I am wanting to give my white kitchen cupboards an antique look but only in the crevices, so would I do this with glaze, antique dark wax, or dust?

[@hoppykitty]

I'd love to give this a try!

[@CountryChicPaint]

hoppykitty You can purchase our glazes now in our online shop! Just visit www.countrychicpaint.com/shop :)

[@vsemprivet]

thank you for this informative video! great job. I understand that this technique works well with the types of furniture that have frames etc. where the glaze stays after wiping, but what if I need to glase a simple painted stool that doesn't have those? Its very basic stool, just legs and the top, and I wonder what stays and where when I cover it with the glaze and wipe afterwards. I painted it in nice yellow, but wanted to add some used antique look with dark edges and some dark patina around the joints. But the issue is that using your technique the glase at the edges, where I do want it to stay, will most probaly get wiped off. What do you think I shall do to make it look like a want? And would the whole thing work if I use watered down dark acrylic paint over the main layer of paint, also acrylic? thank you!

[@CountryChicPaint]

Great questions! Glaze can be used on flat surfaces to give the overall color a bit of texture and depth. However, to achieve the darkened edges and corners like you described, I'd probably opt for a dark wax instead. It would be a bit easier to control as you could simply not buff it as much in the areas that you want to appear darker. If you'd like to check out our Antiquing Wax you can find it here: shop.countrychicpaint.com/antiquing-wax/

[@vsemprivet]

@@CountryChicPaint thank you very much! I'd really appreciate if you share some link with the technique you described - that would be awesome!

[@CountryChicPaint]

@@vsemprivet Sure thing! We have a tutorial on using dark waxes here: www.countrychicpaint.com/how-to-antique-furniture-dark-wax-tutorial/

[@erinhill3365]

Great video with lots of good information! I've already asked my favorite retailer, Best of What's Around, to hold a jar for me!!

[@CountryChicPaint]

Erin Stewart Hill So nice of them to hold it for you! What color did you choose?

[@julieg2269]

Would love to try one of these!

[@paquiruiz1785]

I would like to try them. I love them 😍😍😍

[@martinebangs6520]

Gorgeous, would love to try this product...

[@CountryChicPaint]

Martine Bangs Our glazes are now in our online shop! Just visit www.countrychicpaint.com/shop :)

[@CharmingImperfections92]

I've never used glaze before but it looks amazing! I'd lic eto try it!

[@CountryChicPaint]

Charming Imperfections It's SO easy to use!!

[@robin-the-sourdoughbaker]

I can't wait to try these glazes. They look amazing. Thank you for the fun contest!

[@debbiestrasser6857]

I have a gorgeous Duncan Phyfe style buffet that would love to be glazed!

[@rosemaryflee]

Is this product still available? Can this glaze be used over any kind of chalk or latex paint? If you can use this product over any chalk or latex pain is it required to top coat the paint prior to use?

[@lenkahofirkova]

I love them, thanks for the video :-)!

[@kaytlinbailey7488]

I have some mirrors that have unique frames that this would be prefect on!

[@CountryChicPaint]

Kaytlin Bailey The glazes are GREAT for really detailed pieces!

[@rogerball2473]

I ordered a white-washed small end table that I was hoping would match a white-washed coffee table that I had bought earlier which I loved the color. The new table is much grayer/dark brown color. Is there any glaze that I could purchase which would make the colors light with more yellow tones

[@CountryChicPaint]

Hi Roger, You could use a clear glaze tinted with a lighter paint to change the color a bit, or you could do a bit of white washing to lighten it up!

[@jenemerald1971]

I have a jewelry box that I would love to try this on!

[@lisamaccloskey3284]

great tutorial! thanks

[@ronndastapleton4680]

This glaze looks amazing! I have a bed frame that it would be fun to try it on! :)

[@lorihindman7323]

Wow! I love all your tutorials and wish that it was not a 150 mile round trip for me to get your products. I am currently using a product I am not happy with...guess I need to make the long trip! LOL Love the contest idea and look forward to more videos.

[@CountryChicPaint]

Lori Hindman Hi Lori! You can purchase our products online and we will ship right to you! Just visit our online shop! www.countrychicpaint.com/shop

[@lorihindman7323]

Thank you! I just worry about shipping costs. But if I consider time and fuel it would probably even out.

[@CountryChicPaint]

Keep in mind that orders over $69 will receive free shipping! Smaller orders are charged a flat rate of $9.95, so shipping is quite reasonable.

[@lorihindman7323]

Just seeing your response. Have a big wedding coming up this weekend but I will get an order together soon to quality for free shipping. What a deal! Thanks for the info.

[@lotalove9865]

Eee! Can't wait to try these 😀

[@thedrabikfamily9759]

Would love to do a buffet and cabinet in my dining room!

[@CountryChicPaint]

Jill Zager Drabik What a great idea! Make sure you share photos with us! :)

[@thedrabikfamily9759]

I just started a small book case in Sunday Tea. I might try the glaze if Home Again has gotten their shipment in. Can't wait to try

[@jaynetaylor5447]

I would really like to see a demonstration of the gold wax on a cream piece .... Please :)

[@CountryChicPaint]

+jayne taylor Hi Jayne, I don't have an example of the gold wax on any of our whites, but I have a few images that nicely show off the difference gold wax can make on your project. Click the links below to see it in action: blogdotcountrychicpaintdotcom.files.wordpress.com/2014/10/i-love-country-chic-paints-gold-wax-here-is-a-before-and-after.jpg blogdotcountrychicpaintdotcom.files.wordpress.com/2014/08/full-bloom-sweet-dreams-with-gold-wax-nightstand-revamp-by-the-happy-housie-for-country-chic-paint-6b.jpg Happy painting! ~Sarah

[@stillmarriedmusic]

I have projects that need this!

[@KeithChristofferson]

How long do I need to wait if I want to do another coat of glaze?

[@CountryChicPaint]

Just long enough for the first coat of glaze to fully dry (usually 1-2 hours).

[@kathrynpalmer7438]

I would love to win the 4 cans of glazes. I have 2 different shelves I'd start with.

[@penelopeveri8150]

Do I need to use wax on to the glaze ?

[@juliebejarano8010]

Thank you!

[@CountryChicPaint]

Thank YOU for watching, Julie!

[@atkins4896]

Would really love to win these glazes 🙏

[@rosiesalinas9375]

Can you use glaze if your furniture pieces have been waxed

[@CountryChicPaint]

Since our glaze is water-based, it won't adhere properly over an oily product like wax. However, you can glaze furniture then apply wax on top.

[@zeynepp71]

Is that country paint chalk paint or different kind of paint?

[@CountryChicPaint]

Country Chic Paint is a clay-based, All-in-One Decor Paint! It's similar to a chalk-based paint in that it distresses beautifully and has a nice chalky matte finish, but it has even better coverage and adhesive qualities.

[@zeynepp71]

@@CountryChicPaint thank you

[@lorihindman7323]

Hope to be one of the 3 winners, fingers crossed! :D

[@mellis535]

Can you record with a stereo mic or change audio to mono? It's distracting to listen you with headphones. Your channel is interesting and helpful. Thanks

[@bmacjunior]

sorry but the sound is not working

[@CountryChicPaint]

On some of our videos, the music comes out one speaker/headphone and the talking comes out the other. If you adjust your settings a bit it should work!

[@cnslloyd]

I have only music and no voice! Oh no, I really wanted to watch/hear this one 😢

[@CountryChicPaint]

Not to worry Angela! On some of our videos the music comes out of one speaker/headphone and the voice out the other. Try using a different pair of headphones or speakers and it should work for you!

[@cnslloyd]

@@CountryChicPaint thanks so much 👏 worked perfectly!! 😊

[@beckyphillips4127]

wear gloves!

[@CountryChicPaint]

Hi Becky, You certainly can wear gloves to help keep your hands clean, but our glaze is very safe so it isn't harmful for your skin :)