Photo: Wendell T. Webber
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Load the spatter brush by dipping just the bristle tips in the mixture.
Step 3: Dip the Brush
Introduction
Step 1
Paint the Base Coat
Step 2
Mix the Paint and Glaze
Step 3
Dip the Brush
Step 4
Start Spattering
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Tools List
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3-inch nylon-polyester paintbrush for putting on the base coat
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Cut bucket and liners
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Eye protection
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Gloves
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Painter's tape
Shopping List
1. Two disposable cups and wide-mouth container for measuring and mixing paint and glaze
2. Stick to tap the brush against
3. Scrap cardboard for practicing your technique
4. latex paint in two colors. We used a satin formula for the base and for the paint to tint the glaze.
5. Clear acrylic glaze to create semitranslucent, luminous spatters and extend the working time
6. A smock to keep paint spray out of your eyes and off your skin
7. Spatter brush with long, separated bristles
8. Plastic drop cloths to mask off surfaces you don’t want to spatter
2. Stick to tap the brush against
3. Scrap cardboard for practicing your technique
4. latex paint in two colors. We used a satin formula for the base and for the paint to tint the glaze.
5. Clear acrylic glaze to create semitranslucent, luminous spatters and extend the working time
6. A smock to keep paint spray out of your eyes and off your skin
7. Spatter brush with long, separated bristles
8. Plastic drop cloths to mask off surfaces you don’t want to spatter
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