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Thanks Brook! Hi Karin. I love your driftwood dresser. Is there a reason you only applied the faux finish to the top of the dresser? Would the faux driftwood be too much if I did it on all surfaces on all of the pieces?

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I think it would be find to do on all surfaces. I just did the top because that was the look I was going for. Then mix with paint in a ratio. Hi Ilene, The mixing glaze is different than the top coat.

It is specifically for making paints thinner and also more workable. I mix it with the paint and then do the separate top coat on top when it is all dry. Please let me know if you have any more questions.

Karin, I am wanting to use this technique on floating shelves I made. In the FAQ, you said that this can be done one new wood and that the primer step could be skipped.

I look forward to your reply. Thanks for such a great color and easy to follow tutorial. But I think for pine it is an unnessesary step since the base coat will adhere to the bare wood.

Thanks Jocee! I think any color would work because the driftwood finish is almost a neutral. I think blue would look great Beverly! You sure could!

You might get an old sample of paneling to practice on first just to make sure you like the look. But I think it would look great! Hi Linda. It definitely can. I would just make sure to use a good clear coat to protect them. I am going to repaint my bathroom cabinet. Currently the top is a laminate and I love the idea of painting it because I do not want the hassle of removing double sinks and replacing it, but there will be water present.

Do you have a recommendation for how to proceed? Definitely use a top coat and do several layers. I believe they have an oil-based clear coat that is great for restaurant tables which are constantly being wiped. If you ask them, they will respond quickly and steer you in the right direction. So, use the the process I detail in this post and then just add what they recommend and ask how many coats. Thanks Lorena!

This is my very first time at a painting project. Love all you easy but detailed instructions. So glad you are going to be able to use this finish for your fireplace. I would go in whatever direction the wood grain goes. Let me know if you have any other questions!

I love this project. I am going to try this technique on an old hutch I have in my kitchen. I cannot find the harvest brown paint color, could it have been discontinued, and if so, have you tried with another color? Also, before you painted the the blue, did you sand and prime, and is that a latex paint?

Any dark brown will work. And yes, before I painted the blue I sanded and primed. That color is Behr Sonata. I want to do a dresser with 4 drawers , but I want to do the whole piece not just the top, should it all come out about the same? Have you ever used this technique on a whole piece or only the top? I guess I would do the transfer right before the sealer. Your opinion would be appreciated.

Just to be on the safe side, I would do the clear coat, then do the transfer and one last layer of clear coat. The top has already been stained with Bombay mahogany.

How can I get this look on the top of table without stripping the stain? Thank you! It will be out in a couple weeks. How soon are you wanting to redo your coffee table? I have a goal picture in mind if I could send to you. You can add a little gray paint into the whitewash. That will make it overall a little grayer. You can practice on a piece of cardboard to make sure you are getting the look you want. Hi Karen!

I love your driftwood finish! Your furniture is gorgeous. Any ideas? I know that must be super frustrating. What primer did you use? You might try the Zinsser Cover Stain and sand a little before applying it.

I wish I could come help you!!! Find some clear furniture glaze. The problem with some is that they are too thick so add some water in it if the consistency is thicker than say paint. I hope this helps. Thanks Keely! For the base coat, just do one coat.

Thanks Misty! Exactly the information I needed for my sofa table! Quick question, I have a friend who has a latex allergy that does frequent my home. Would the clear coat be enough to seal it from activating her allergy or in this case opt for the chalk paint?

Yes, it should be enough to seal in the latex and encapsulate it. But if it is, the sealant should encapsulate it. So thanks for breaking this down to not be so scary looking! Thanks for your comment! Hi Karin — I appreciate your clear, concise tutorials. Would you mind helping me, please. Hey Audrey, Thank you so much for your sweet words.

I would love to try this technique to update my dining table with a wooden pedestal and apron. Unfortunately, the top is laminate. Would you do anything differently to be sure the top would hold up to daily use? Hi Kimarie, Yes, you can still do this process. The only thing I might change is to use an oil based primer like Zinsser Cover Stain because it does a little better job of helping the paint to stick to the laminate.

I love it otherwise. Once your last white-wash layer is dry, go back and add a little whitewash in the areas that you need more. Let that dry and then clear coat it again. Let me know if you have ANY other questions.

Just finished my dining room table with your wonderful step-by-step directions. I am thrilled with the results! Send me a picture at [email protected]. Hello, It is the blog that is beneficial information is DIY driftwood finish is great.

I just did the base coat. How is the graining going to work with the oak graining still visible? Let me know if you have any other questions. Hi Karin I am looking forward to Trying this finish! Let me know if you have any other questions Shelley! I have tried using your technique and substituting SW black fox which is more of a gray brown for the browns in your barn wood recipe but it comes out way too dark.

I-have tried various grays for the base coat, and even swapped the base and finish coats. I really love the SW black fox and have a gallon of it in BM a advance furniture paint which is amazing paint. I want to do this finish on a fireplace mantle and sliding barn doors for my pantry. Any advice would be appreciated! Hey Suzanne, I have one that has more gray in it called Driftwood. I just stumbled upon this on Pinterest and love it!

I have an oval table and chairs that I bought 3 years ago to refinish and sell and still have done nothing with it. Well…recently two of their four chairs broke. The table I have is what I call the precursor to the farmhouse look. It has the original yellowish unfinished pine wood on the top with a coat of varnish. The chair seats are that color also. The chunky table legs, chair legs, and backs of chairs are painted white from factory.

The walls in their home are light gray, with white trim. The floors are very dark wood, like mahogany or darker. Do you think the weathered barnwood look for the top of table would look good? And I think I would go over the existing white on table legs and chairs with a fresh coat of white.

What do you think? Please…I need some help lol! Thanks for any suggestions!! Angie W. All of the colors would work with the wall because they are technically neutral but I would go with a medium brown like the weathered barnwood so as to contrast with the dark floors. So, any in the medium brown or light brown range would work. Any suggestions on doing this technique on a long beam?

Great question Pam! You have a couple of options. The first option is to tape off all but one side of the beam. You can work on one side at a time and let it dry before going to the next. The other option is doing about 4 feet of one side at a time. When you get down to the end, do thin brush strokes so it kind of feathers into the next section when you are ready to paint it. Just make sure the first section is dry.

Let me know if you have any other questions and have a great day! I love your techniques. I still want to see the green top but I was wondering what you suggest to make it more of a wood grain look. Any suggestion would be helpful. Hey Debra, I just updated this post making a faux stain with paint to include a few more stain colors.

Let me know if you have any questions at all! Hi Karin! I painted it navy hale — do I need to maybe paint it white and then do this or can I go right over the blue?? Hey Amanda, If you painted it with latex, just start with the base coat but you might need two coats of base coat to cover the dark navy color. Let me know if you have any more questions! Thanks Amanda! Thanks for mentioning that color. My husband just built me a sofa console table and I was debating what color to do the legs.

Using the driftwood on top I painted my bedroom room accent wall using that navy color and have some left over! I tried this technique on my metal front door inside and it came out amazing. I cannot stop looking at it. A few tips for those who may want to attempt this on a metal door:. Remember, the wood grain on doors goes in various directions.

Center points in the top, middle, and bottom travel horizontal, the recessed lower part runs verticle, and the sides run the full verticle length top to bottom. After letting my base color dry, I worked in stages, taping off sections as I went. I started with the horizontal grain effect, let it dry, then moved the tape to do the verticle. This resulted in a nice clean edge where wood would naturally be fit together.

I let it dry for 24 hours, then did the whole taping technique again to dry brush the white. Overall, I am so happy I found this website. Thank you so much for sharing your awesome discovery with us! Good for you for painting a door and yes, you definitely have more to think about in terms of taping with a door. Thanks for your great information Toni! It was my first time using this technique and it really came out nice!

Hey Michelle — Send them to me at [email protected]. Karin, Thank you for sharing all this information. I repurposed a desk that I found on trash day. LOVE the results!!! I will send you a before and after picture. Your email address will not be published. By using this form you agree with the storage and handling of your data by this website. Skip to content. Faux Driftwood Finish for a Weathered Wood Paint Effect with Latex Paint Whether you want to refinish a stained table or a painted dresser, this easy driftwood stain technique will give you a driftwood finish on any surface!

This console table is white laminate! Pin 88K. Share Karin Peters. Previous Previous. Next Continue. Similar Posts. What sheen of white paint do you use to get the white wash look? Thanks — Tiffany. Thank you so much!!! Great, be sure to let me see how it turns out Michelle! A few tips for those who may want to attempt this on a metal door: Remember, the wood grain on doors goes in various directions.

Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. Seasonal Expand child menu Expand. DIY Expand child menu Expand. Toggle Menu Close. Bored of blah accents? Swap out or refurbish existing hardware for something a bit more statement-making. Consider sprucing up a snoozy nightstand with vintage crystal knobs or add polish to a humdrum dresser with luxe leather pulls.

And these versatile accessories can just as easily bring a room together. Coordinating hardware instantly transforms mismatched furnishings into a cohesive set. Ready to give tired drawers and cabinets a well-deserved makeover? Marble is a major trend, from countertops to coasters, and yes, even knobs. Mandi Johnson via A Beautiful Mess modernized her heirloom dresser by trading wooden handles for marbleized knobs, which she DIY-ed with clay.

One O. Small space? Try this Ikea hack. The Brimnes bed frame features four sizeable drawers—ideal for storing sweaters, jeans, and even sheets—but the plain white pulls are a bit bland. Brass Pulls from One O. Dream Green DIY. Take a cue from this DIY. A starburst stencil and gold spray paint impart major mid-century modern flair. Pillar Blue Box. Want to infuse some global flair into your space? Check out this tutorial. Like many items from Ikea, the Moppe birchwood mini chest comes unfinished.

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