Antique Brown Glaze

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Tjhoko Paint's Antique Brown Glaze is a high-quality glaze that adds depth and dimension to your furniture and decor projects. A versatile product that can be used to create a variety of antique and distressed looks, from subtle and understated to bold and dramatic. It adds an aged, weathered look to your surfaces, giving them character and charm or can be used to stain raw wood.

Using Tjhoko Paint's Antique Brown Glaze is easy and requires no special skills or equipment. Simply dilute your glaze to the desired tint with cooled boiled water apply the glaze to your painted surface using a brush or sponge, and then wipe away any excess with a clean cloth. You can adjust the amount of glaze you apply to achieve the level of distressing you desire, making it easy to customize the look of your project.

Product features

Clear Glaze provides UV protection and water resistance, making it perfect for both indoor and outdoor surfaces. It enhances the durability of your painted projects while offering a beautiful finish.
Antique Glaze can be used to add a vintage or aged look, and its tone can be customised by diluting or mixing with Tjhoko Paint colours.

Storing Suggestions

Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
Always replace the wax paper seal before closing the lid to keep the glaze airtight and prevent it from drying out.
Stir or shake the glaze well before use for a smooth application.

Diluting Your Glazes

Clear Glaze:

To adjust the sheen, dilute Clear Glaze with cooled boiled water.
For best results, dilute the clear glaze by mixing 3 parts glaze with 1 part water. This ensures a smoother application and optimal finish.
When applying Clear Glaze to darker surfaces, especially black, dilute it 50/50 with cooled boiled water to avoid streaks.

Antique Glaze:

Dilute with cooled boiled water to control the intensity of the stain. A lighter finish requires more water, while a stronger finish needs less.

Tips and Tricks

Use cooled boiled water when diluting Clear Glaze to avoid contamination, ensuring your leftover glaze can be stored in a separate container for later use.
For surfaces needing extra protection, such as kitchen cabinets, do not dilute Clear Glaze, as undiluted glaze provides maximum durability and water resistance.
Dilute Antique Glaze for a lighter, transparent effect, or mix with paint to adjust the glaze’s tone and create a custom finish.