Step-by-Step Process To Paint Faux Wood Grain !!

#diypainting #fauxfinish #howtopaint
Watch this video for correct techniques and graining tools
for your DIY home project.
Jared is a pro so when it comes to beautiful, creative
painting, you will learn from the best !!

[@conradhomestead4518]

Nice video. Great craftsmanship! Thanks soo much for sharing this video

[@louisvl10]

nice, i actually have an 1890's house where there's still an untouched room full of this finish i kinda like and would like to restore. even some parts of walls, i was amazed when i found out it was just painted plaster. now i can go ahead and try it myself, thanks!!

[@kevinu6004]

Thanks for the demonstration, came out brilliant!

[@edwardjski]

17:17 "If I had a couple people helping I could do this door in a few minutes" Yeah, me too! 😊

[@StaceyHerewegrowagain]

Loved this video! Trying this on my ceiling beams for the first time

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Good luck...I am sure it will be great! Wes

[@hoblino]

This was very helpful. Thank you.

[@aussiegirl2148]

This is soo good. Thank you for all the tips.

[@scottthroop6208]

Thank you for this! I want to ceruse my kitchen cabinets in a medium grey with white glazing, but the wood (not oak) doesn’t have much grain figuring, maple I think. This will be just the ticket! I’m going for a beach weathered look with dark granite countertops and wood flooring similar to the cabinets. The faux grain should look pretty sharp.

[@justatitle]

Very cool!

[@starfishw7138]

Such a fun channel!

[@peteg400]

Excellent! It took me ages to find a video with talking.

[@Skoben2000]

WOW! I have a front door I would like to faux paint like this. How would the glaze would hold up on the exterior of the door? Is there anything special that I will need to do or use for the exterior side of the door? Thanks. I really enjoyed the video.

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Hi...I would suggest checking with your local paint provider for a durable non-yellowing, clear exterior top coat. Thanks for watching, Wes

[@Skoben2000]

@@WoodworkingWithWes PERFECT! I'll do just that! Thanks!

[@GaryKrupey]

I have done 6 doors, but do not have the roller graining tool that you used. Where do you buy the little 2-inch roller spikes?

[@fjjakel]

Where can I get that roller tool that you finished with?

[@ErmoloTesfaye-ki3il]

Good

[@olgaoppermann9180]

Do you have a video for doing the floor that way

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Hi...sorry I do not have a video for doing faux painting on a floor. Thanks for watching, Wes

[@Emilou139]

Very nice work. Can this technique be used on an exterior facing door? Would the top coat have to be a spar finish?

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Yes I have seen it done on exterior doors and I am sure an exterior grade top coat would be required. Thanks for watching, Wes

[@jaredwilly1]

Be carefull a spar finish will change the overall color.

[@lcwang-xd3hh]

sir,can you tell me the name of the paintnt or its specific name? Is it called the wood grain paint or something else?

[@jesseceja8671]

How do you mix This Color With Glaze ?

[@Leesa111_0]

What's the best base paint to use

[@jaredwilly1]

With the glazing it is not important want paint you add, you are only worried about the color. As a base coat I like using an alkyd wather based semi-gloss.

[@Leesa111_0]

@@jaredwilly1 thank you 😊

[@rvoorma]

moin wassergetragen verf oder terpentine?

[@MyName-zd9pe]

So very cool! Where can we buy the faux oak wood grain tool?

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

They have a great selection on Amazon. Thanks for watching, Wes

[@rafaelmolina1903]

What kind of pait is the base color ? Latex, enamel ? And what finish ? Satin or flat ?

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

I do not know about the base color...our purpose was to show the technique. Thanks, Wes

[@jaredwilly1]

It was a latex semi gloss; However, an alkyd (water clean-up) paint would be better

[@AprilChapman-lj8fd]

Great video but the white shirt was stressing me out 😅

[@Daedalus1111]

I have yet to find a supplier that carries glaze. Menards, lowes, home depot, ace hardware, sherwin williams etc...

[@myemail3829]

It's stupid that oil based paint is so hard to come by anymore. I do like latex but sometimes oil based just is better. But I can hardly find it anymore. If I do it's probably because someone stores a can 15 years ago.

[@lcwang-xd3hh]

Over time, technology is also changing, we now produce water-based paint has better results, not necessarily old things are good.

[@jackdixon4530]

Poor job for a demo!!!!!