Glazing

From bland to beautiful. That is the easiest way to describe the visual effect glazing can make. Nearly anything can be glazed. From cabinetry to walls and trim. I use an oil-based glaze, which drys slower than water-based; it’s much more “workable”, thereby preventing lap marks, especially with walls, due to the size of the work area. You can take glazing to any level. It can be kept to a minimum, for a very subdued look, to a medium that you don’t have any trouble at all to see that it’s glazed, but not too busy, to a full-blown ‘Wow’ effect- it just depends on what your having done, and what you like.
Overtoning is similar to glazing, except that as the name suggests, it is a more ‘overall’ coating- not painting, however. there is still room to vary the application to create a very deep, rich look. Although the glaze is very durable by itself, I always recommend a coat of varnish (normally low-sheen) to make it even more durable- for cleaning purposes.

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