Marble Paint Plastic Wrap

Latex paint in base marble color and one or 2 more shades clear latex glaze sea sponge feathering brush.

Marble paint plastic wrap.

I then used a plastic spreader to distribute the glaze from the middle to the edges making sure i completely coated the edges with glaze not an easy feat on a round table. Our granite finished vinyl wrap also makes for a great alternative to painting your countertop and acts as the perfect vinyl countertop wrap. 11 8 x78 7 marble paper granite gray white roll kitchen countertop cabinet furniture is renovated thick wallpaper pvc 11 8 x78 7 easy to remove upgrade 4 1 out of 5 stars 11 445 5 99 5. Apply 2 3 layers of the marble paint wet on wet each with a pattern overlap of 50.

The poultice will take time to remove the stain. Secure the plastic wrap with masking tape around the edges. Artist s brush or feather. But since these children were older they were able to manage the marbles and the box without needing to add the plastic wrap.

Follow this tutorial to do your own faux marble painting to get the look you re going for without breaking the bank. This diy project is commonly referred to as faux marble painting and it s easier to do than you may think. I let the paint dry for about 30 minutes then poured a thick coat about 3 4 of a bottle of parks super glaze in the center of the table. By adding the plastic wrap the children can still see inside the box while they roll the marbles through the paint with out worrying about the marbles falling out building hand eye coordination.

Reduce the marble paint 40 70 with reducer fast normal or slow reducer. Metro restyling s granite marble vinyl wrap are great to use on your vehicles whether you own a car boat motorcycle or more. Mar 11 2017 how to create a faux finish using plastic wrap free tutorial on how to diy faux finish using common household items by pro painter cheryl phan of artzyfartzy creations great inexpensive accent wall ideas to add texture and dimension. Once the poultice has been applied cover it with plastic wrap.

Let the poultice go to work. Cut a nylon film or a plastic wrap big enough to cover the entire surface that will be painted by exceeding the surface area by 10cm prior to the application of the marble paint.