True Value SACG1-QT Simply Glaze Acrylic Clear Glaze for Faux Finishing

This was very easy to use. I bought the woolie sheepskin pad to blend the glaze on the wall. I went on utube to learn how to use it. My wall was dark burgundy and I made a lighter shade of peach to go over the wall. I was happy with the results.

This was great! I wanted to do an off white glaze over a grey stain to get a driftwood/weathered wood effect and it came out exactly how I hoped it would! I mixed 2 parts glaze with 1 part latex paint (just used a $2 sample paint from Home Depot). That was not quite as sheer as I wanted so I increased to 3 parts glaze/1 part paint and it was perfect. A little went a long way for my project so I have a ton of glaze left over for other projects.

Excellent product

I was happy to find this online as I had searched in all my local paint and hobby stores to no avail. A good, quality product that makes a wonderful latex paint glaze for faux paint finishing.

Used this for sponge painting an entire room. It goes further than you think, and with two cans I only mixed enough for a 3-1 ratio (instead of 4-1, which is usually recommended), but had plenty of paint and looked fantastic! Highly recommended...

Way overpriced. Do your research online.

For those who are wondering, glaze is NOT the same as a varnish or clear lacquer. It's more like a thick, white, goopy glue. It has an uneven sheen and feels like hardened glue when dry, but it does turn completely clear. You can mix it with paint or wood stain to create various effects, such a faux wood finish, leather look, etc. You can mix it with water to thinit if necessary. I've never used it before, so it took some experimenting to get a look that I wanted on the cabinet I'm refinishing.

I used it on my natural maple cabinets to soften the aged appearance. Worked great with SW Emerald Urethane paint on polyurethane finish and a natural slightly dampened brush.

Nothing to dislike. Although the ratio is 3/1 for glaze/paint, so using two colours of paint for a fresco finish in a medium size bathroom used 80% of the glaze. But it looks marvellous.

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