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Faux
finishing is a painting technique used to create the illusion of texture
on a wall. It's developed into something of an art form, using simple
tools like sponges and rags to produce effects that leave virtually
no traces of the tool. It's appropriate on drywall, plaster or wood,
and requires no additional preparation than any other new paint job,
just a clean, primed surface ready for finishing.
Sponge Finishes
The most common faux finishes are accomplished with natural sea sponges,
applying one or more accent colors over the base coat.
Rag Roll Finish
Rag-rolling is a faux finish similar in technique to the sponge finish,
but rags are used instead.
Parchement
Glaze
A variation on the rag roll technique produces a finish that looks
like old parchment.
Fresco
A marble type look.
Color Wash
Very popular in this area.
Suede
A ragging technique that gives a soft, suede look.
Smooshing
A cracked, marble look.
Texas
Painting Company can help you achieve the elegant look of faux
finishing in your home. Our trained applicators specialize in many
techniques of faux finishing. Contact us
today for more information. |
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