Always start with clean, dry surfaces. Watered down paint, can be a color other than white. You can apply more coats to get the coverage you are looking for.
Hi Sharon! I love to dip my brush in a small amount of white chalk or mineral paint then I dip just the tips into water and begin to brush! Wipe away excess with a shop towel. :)
Here is a post on how to whitewash an antique table.
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Use white paint and water to thin it out, then lightly brush it onto your furniture
We whitewashed the boards in our master bedroom here: https://www.alifeunfolding.com/blog-1/2018/8/3/adding-coastal-vibes-to-master-bedroom?rq=wall
Always start with clean, dry surfaces. Watered down paint, can be a color other than white. You can apply more coats to get the coverage you are looking for.
Hi Sharon! I love to dip my brush in a small amount of white chalk or mineral paint then I dip just the tips into water and begin to brush! Wipe away excess with a shop towel. :)
Here is a post on how to whitewash an antique table.
https://letspaintfurniture.com/how-to-whitewash-wood-furniture/
I have tried those directions so check it out https://www.pinterest.com/pin/308989224432103481/
This may help: https://do-daddy.com/how-to-distress-painted-wood-furniture/
Hope this Helps! Jeremy - https://pahjodesigns.com
This is a tutorial you could use: https://salvagedinspirations.com/how-to-whitewash-wood-furniture/