I’m new to scenic painting and I’m trying to figure out the best product for giving a mid sheen finish to faux wood grain to make it look like older, more expensive furniture. What would you suggest?
There are a lot of different sealers you can use that work great, the biggest difference in them is really the durability. If it doesn't need anything super special for being roughly handled, I usually like the Varathane brand water-based polyurethane. It comes in a blue and white label. It seems you'll want a satin sheen, or semi-gloss.
Thank you so much for your reply, this is exactly what I need. Kept going around in circles with what would be best and this sounds right. Thank you and great video!
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I used this technique on a cheap cabinet that we are using for a prop. No one at practice tonight realized it wasn't real wood. Thank you!
Absolutely amazing
It looks great!
Looks pretty good even from here,me looking through your camera.
I’m new to scenic painting and I’m trying to figure out the best product for giving a mid sheen finish to faux wood grain to make it look like older, more expensive furniture. What would you suggest?
There are a lot of different sealers you can use that work great, the biggest difference in them is really the durability. If it doesn't need anything super special for being roughly handled, I usually like the Varathane brand water-based polyurethane. It comes in a blue and white label. It seems you'll want a satin sheen, or semi-gloss.
Thank you so much for your reply, this is exactly what I need. Kept going around in circles with what would be best and this sounds right. Thank you and great video!