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Antiquing bisque
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Place small amount of an Oil-based Translucent Stain on a palette or piece of foil. Use a soft brush to apply 1 coat over a dry decorated piece, being sure to work the color into all crevices.
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While the color is still wet, use a soft cloth or paper towel to wipe back color, following the contours of the piece. For large pieces, work with one area at a time.
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Dip a bristle brush into paint, and brush color back and forth over a paper towel, flat paper grocery sack or coffee filter until almost no color shows up on the paper.
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“Dust” the brush back and forth on the detailed areas of the piece. |
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