How to Make Your Own Furniture Glaze in Any Color | Country Chic Paint Clear Glaze

[@bethcade8264]

So glad to find this .painted my old entertainment center devotion and can’t wax as I’m using tuff coat on it to make more kitchen cupboards . But wanted large flat areas to have a little more zing and using dry sponge should be just the ticket

[@CountryChicPaint]

Absolutely! Happy painting Beth.

[@andrewsyrotick1520]

Thank you !

[@CountryChicPaint]

You're welcome Andrew!

[@taniavandersteen6412]

Cranberry Sauce is what I would use with the Clear Glaze over Creme Brûlée for an Art Deco cabinet I use as our linen cabinet for our second bathroom. I picked this cabinet out of the neighbors garbage 15 years ago & painted it. Still love it, but it is time for a new look!

[@colleenthiemann6355]

I would mix it with Elegance or Vanilla Frosting or I don't know for sure there is so many possibilities. Love the tutorials; keep them coming.

[@jodianderson5888]

Can't wait to try it!

[@pinkfrosting1950]

I would like to make a glaze the color of a clear blue sky! I have not tried your paints yet but am looking forward to doing so!

[@SusynStecchi]

I love your Tropical Cocktail color! I live in Florida, so it the perfect color for my projects here.

[@pjfountaine7755]

I think it is a lovely hue also, and used it on some antique peeled -wood furniture, but I added some Whoop-de-do accents! My sister saw the photos, and called it a “Florida color, “ having been there many times. I then went back and added a splash of cranberry and starstruck in strategic places, on the peeled- wood seats and it brings out the beauty of those Florida colors....

[@pjfountaine7755]

Don’t ask what happened to my entry, now i can’t edit or delete it...sorry.

[@adrianasoria-snell7136]

Great tutorial. Thank you.

[@craigkirkwood8367]

Just ordered some Country Chic Paint from the Spring/Summer collection and I am so excited to try this new line as the tutorials and paint colors are amazing. I think I would try Pink Lemonade with the clear glaze and apply over a darker piece for contrast. Thanks for offering a give-away.

[@ashleybarnette4695]

This looks so easy! I think I'd use dark roast or hurricane :)

[@shabbychick2007]

Love it! I would use the glaze with Midnight Sky...working on a desk for my office and this would be perfect for that project!!!

[@JulieS828]

Wow!! It’s lovely. Thanks for sharing.

[@betsycook6198]

I would mix it with Chocolate tart to highlight my dining room table I love your paint

[@jonidebacco2663]

Love to win and make a glaze with this gorgeous paint

[@rhondaschreiber8308]

Oh this looks like fun! Thank you for all your wonderful tutorials!! I have some wood crates that I made out of old pallets that I would paint Pebble Beach then mix the glaze with Simplicity to make it look like beach wood. :)

[@SusanMoseley7]

I would try mixing with harvest. Gorgeous, and so perfect for fall. I have a little table that I want to do in this color for my porch. I also have one that I would like to do in Cobblestone for a wintry color on the porch. :)

[@rochelleb300]

I would use the clear glaze along with midnight sky over elegance!

[@JoanneMaryP]

I have really enjoyed your tutorial - very helpful. I would try mixing it with RUSTIC CHARM.. I love that colour!

[@melissalaw3374]

I would mix the clear glaze with Elegance! I'd also love to try the white wax.

[@CountryChicPaint]

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[@jj75761]

Love this! I would like to try it in Pebble Beach!

[@jodierichardson5456]

I would create an elegance glaze...for EVERYTHING :) Or rocky mountain, or vanilla frosting...or ....

[@brittanyjantzi5706]

I'd love elegance!

[@alanaengland1010]

I'd like to mix Sugar Plum with the clear glaze!

[@xhibitionism]

If it possible to get the look of "ceruse technique" with the country chic products, i want to paint the work piece black and have sort of blue in the grain for highlighting, thank you.

[@CountryChicPaint]

That's a very cool technique! The best I can recommend for this would be using a thin layer of our glaze, so you're in the right place. However I think it would require wood with a very prominent grain so it can pick the glaze up.

[@CountryChicPaint]

We hope you enjoyed this tutorial! Comment below if you have any questions and we'll be sure to get back to you.

[@bethbartlett5692]

*NOTE* Final Sponge Wipes - *"Go with direction of Wood Grain"*

[@janelleklosterman5672]

I would do a glaze with vanilla frosting over elegance.