IOD Paint Inlay Basics Gregory's Catalogue Buffet Part 1 of 1

[@tc-gd8ln]

loved this segment, love this piece and love willow's reaction to the amazing design. my goodness she is a beautiful baby! no kidding

[@kristineobrien8878]

Beautiful and well explained

[@pamelayourek4143]

Love the look! Thank you for sharing these beautiful inlays and tips!

[@Cherie5353]

I will be using this inlay to refinish a bench. I can’t wait. It’s so beautiful. 🌸

[@ruthdasch7636]

Beautiful.

[@tarynkriebel319]

I have the blue inlay one, will it come off blue?

[@tarynkriebel319]

Can I do the blue one on a stained surface

[@kayeyeager8006]

I haven't been really impressed with the inlays. BUT, this one is very interesting and I happen to have a Jacobean buffet it would look fantastic on.

[@trinawilliams1395]

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[@tarynkriebel319]

U laid paint side down right?

[@b0nnieful]

Sorry if this is a stupid question, but what is the difference between an inlay and a rub on transfer.?

[@danettecadzow9837]

There is a couple of differences. 1. The inlays are paint the transfers are ink. 2. The application is totally different. Transfers are a dry application the inlays are a wet application. 3. Transfers have only 1 step-you rub it on. Inlays you have to apply on a wet surface then wet the back let it dry then wet it again and peel it off. 4. Transfers 1 and done application Inlays can be used a few times. Hope that helps.

[@IronOrchidDesigns]

Thank you Danette! Bonnie, not a stupid question at all! I will also link our 101 videos for you so can visually see the difference between the two ☺ ironorchiddesigns.com/paint-inlays/ ironorchiddesigns.com/decor-transfers/

[@lesliejohnson7247]

I think I’d tape the pieces together rather than trying to paint just up yo each edge. I’m too much of a jerky painter to ever trust that I’d paint just up to each edge. Lynne first that on her channel.