Once the paint has cured, and you do some distressing if you want to, you can use about any glaze. If you want something trendy, just for the doors, try Unicorn SPiT. But for antique or wood tone glaze, use brown, white, gray or blue glaze, and some distressing after the glaze has dried.
I was wondering if you could help me with something -- I have an entirely oak kitchen. I know it's the rage now to paint or gel stain cabinets. I've been considering ...
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Once the paint has cured, and you do some distressing if you want to, you can use about any glaze. If you want something trendy, just for the doors, try Unicorn SPiT. But for antique or wood tone glaze, use brown, white, gray or blue glaze, and some distressing after the glaze has dried.
Hi, the glaze must be oil based if the enamel is oil based. I suggest practicing on some scrap trim before tackling the cabinets. Good luck.