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 May 2004 |
Faux Techniques Metallic Paint: These paints contain metallic pigment, usually in the form of tiny flakes, and are used to increase the eye appeal of the finished coat. Click here for full column |
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 March 2004 |
Faux Techniques Negative Faux Finish: A technique that removes glaze mixture from a surface instead of adding it Bagging: A negative faux finish using a plastic bag or torn plastic drop cloth to remove and move glaze around on the wall
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 November 2003 |
Faux Techniques Glaze: A semitransparent medium used to extend application time of paint color to walls
Colorwash: A wall-polishing technique in which glaze collects in the recessed areas of your wall-stipple texture Click here for full column |
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 September 2003 |
Faux Techniques Wall stipple:
Texture created by roller application, also referred to as “orange peel.” Click here for full column |
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Ed Mattingly's Insider Secrets to Incredible Walls covers leading-edge, state-of-the-art decorative and faux painting techniques. It can be found in Decorate With Paint magazine. |
