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You actual hero. The amount of videos I've watched with bullshit solutions and then I find this. Legend!

This is good video and your result is very good. You mention a colorant that you used. What colorant and what exactly did you mix it with?

The overall PROCESS is easy to u/stand & replicate. The PROBLEM that arises however, is there are no videos that show the application on surfaces that are NOT some demo, flat panel piece of w/ever it is being used. In o/words, what about doors where you've got raised panel areas which obviously have recessed areas...a raw cut MAILBOX post where you've got grain running in all directions...the edges/sides of let's say doors, etc...small shoe molding trimmed areas, so on & so forth. So these videos are great, SURE, but "real world" application is what's not being conveyed or taught. HA...I see I watched this video over *SEVEN YEARS AGO* by noticing my comment, but yeah...the same thing exists, no real world application videos for "troubled" areas that simply aren't FLAT.

Yet another fake wood grain to look out for. Quite impressive!

Thanks.

How is the polishing achieved? I’m trying to achieve the look of vintage aircraft aluminum on a wooden column. Any suggestions appreciated. Thank you

Do you think this will work with silicone?

Now that’s a great common sense tip thanks 🙏

Awesome! I have that tight space on my sink and this is great

What kind of mud did u use?

can you do this with paint and the stain or is it paint on top of paint for the second layer?

The work looks so great, please I live in Nigeria, how can u pls help me get the tools?

Wow!!!

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Amazing work.

Awesome hack! Thanks so much. Love it!!! 👊🏻🤩😁🙏🏻

Really appreciate your quick to the point vide instruction

well done!

This is the simplest vid I have seen on how to do this! Thank you!!

Hi, that's very great. Thanks a lot. I want to paint my worn dark doors without loos my wood-optic. On this occasion, I would like to lighten it very much. I searched through the whole internet and have already given up. I guess the yellow ground is lacquer and both coatings are simply glazes, right? My english is very rusty. I'm sorry for that. God save the Google Translate.

Hope to try this on a base of a plaster statue

ha. frosting a cake.

Literally my favourite 41 seconds of the year

Life saver

Super like

WOW god work💖

Sorry if I'm asking the obvious, but is the very first step to paint the entire sheet with the Puritan Gray? It looks like you jumped right into painting with the Hot Chocolate at 00:25. Thanks!

Brilliant! Just what I needed to know! 👍

Thanks for the video

In my opinion it needs more contrast and veins. But thanx for the video. 😊

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The grain pattern was terrible. Knots one side and lines the other?

Nicely done, thank you. Looks so natural!

What name or brand of ypur last paint you apply

What kind of glaze did u use?

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Please my help me vlogger.ladu

Sir my help me plz my vlogger.ladu

So good

Can you please create a product list with links to purchase have the products and tools used in this video

This looks stunning. Such a great job.

I want to cover my brick wall to look like drywall how can I achieve this without adding drywall sheets and also build frame do not wish to loose any space

makes sense. it's a little caulk piping bag.

Wished I’d of found this earlier, so I wouldn’t have removed the wall to caulk the sink😁

WOW!

I hope this works on those cheap white furnitures from Ikea

Sweet tip Vaughan.

Awesome Vaughan.

What do you mean by glaze? Then you call it toner later? I read use gel wood stain.

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