First Step. Clean the item you want to paint with a little bit of alcohol and a rag.

Skip sanding unless the piece is significantly damaged.

brush on a coat of our warm gray.

Long smooth strokes are best.

Remember to work WITH the lines of the piece. 

Move your brush in the along the shape of the piece in smooth long strokes.

Tips:

Light Pressure. Don't Push.

Hit it and quit it. Don't overwork the paint.

Trust The Process

Let this coat dry 5 minutes before brushing on Weathered White.

Weathered White is the perfect antique white.

Not too light. Not too bright. Just right. 

For this piece, I simply used it to give the drawer some added character.

To get the worn look, I brushed on the Weathered White shade over Manatee 

Once dry, I used a Weathering Sponge to rub the painted surface.

Pro Tip:

You can use a rag with a little bit of Windex to get the same look with zero dust

Once dry, use a clean damp brush to brush on a coat or two of our clear topcoat called SeaGlass.

Allow your painted items to dry for an hour before using them in your home