Thanks for bringing this color to the front. I now have direction on one of my projects. Previously stumped but have clarification now😊 Thank you so much.
Love this! I just applied two layers of tan wash to a dresser, and I think it was too much because it kind of looks like it was painted tan. How can I remove some of it? Do I need to sand it down again?
Do you need to condition the wood or no? Amazing job. I am stuck on a cabinet project and not sure if I can find fusion products near me, I'm on a time budget:(
Thank you! And no, I don’t condition the wood prior to avoid darkening my wash. You can use any tan paint you have on hand, Fusion is just my preferred choice!
Thanks for bringing this color to the front. I now have direction on one of my projects. Previously stumped but have clarification now😊 Thank you so much.
Happy I could help in some way, good luck with your project! 😊
I love Algonquin, I’m starting a piece using Leichen and may do this on top.
Lovely!
Thank you!
Nice!! Have you tried heirloom traditions paint? Would love your take on it vs fusion. I’ve tried both.
I have tried HTP and honestly wasn’t a fan personally, I thought it was very thick and harder to work with than Fusion!
@@restorereimagined interesting. I like heirloom better. Thank you for the response
We all have a paint brand we like better than the rest, nothing wrong with that! You’re more than welcome for the response!
Love this! I just applied two layers of tan wash to a dresser, and I think it was too much because it kind of looks like it was painted tan. How can I remove some of it? Do I need to sand it down again?
You will have to sand and try again, but I would also test a spot with the topcoat you plan to use because that will darker it a bit!
Such a great lesson! May I ask please what clear finish you used?
I like to use Varathane brand, water based polyurethane!
@@restorereimagined IDK if it's my computer, but the final looked warmer toned than the paint wash. Did the Varathane add the warmth do u think?
When you said 50/50 ratio.. do you mix 50 percent paint/water in the container? Plus use the water spray bottle?
Yes, that’s correct!
Maravilloso
Did you mix water into the paint can or just using the spray bottle to add water?
For this I just mixed it into my paint can since it was all but empty! The mister bottle helps to give more working time before drying.
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You need to turn your camera.
I plan to record a new video soon with the proper angles for everyone
Do you need to condition the wood or no? Amazing job. I am stuck on a cabinet project and not sure if I can find fusion products near me, I'm on a time budget:(
Thank you! And no, I don’t condition the wood prior to avoid darkening my wash. You can use any tan paint you have on hand, Fusion is just my preferred choice!