Finishing Glaze - Natural Tinted Finish

Finishing Glazes are the perfect way to seal and antique milk paint! Finishing Glazes are a no odor, VOC-free, water-based topcoat that provides a protective, washable, tinted, matte seal. Finishing Glazes are easy to apply, have quick cleanup, and can be painted over in the future.

♡ Water-Based, Protective, Washable, Tinted, Matte Topcoat
▫ Colored Finishing Glazes are odor-free, VOC-free, and come as a cream in the jar.
▫ Finishing Glaze is a water-based topcoat that has a minimal to non-existent matte appearance.
▫ You can apply this product with a thick or thin with a rag, brush, damp sponge or spatula.
▫ Finishing glazes can always be painted or finished over in the future. Quick Tip: Our preferred method is a cross-hatch application with a brush on walls.
▫ When applied over milk paint or used to protect wood finishes, Finishing Glazes are versatile and strong on new or old surfaces.
▫ Serve as an excellent topcoat for milk paint on cabinets, walls, and trim (especially in kitchens and bathrooms). In high traffic areas, you’ll find that you can really use the extra protection to make wall paint or stained wood last a long time. These glazes will still slightly wet the pigment in the paint to make it a shade darker and can take 30 to 60 minutes to dry, depending on the thickness of the application.
▫ Finishing Glaze can be used between layers of Real Milk Paint as a barrier coat to easily create a distressed look.
▫ Will be washable after 24 hours.

♡ Coverage
▫ 8 oz. covers 25 to 35 sq. ft.
▫16 oz. covers 50 to 70 sq. ft.
▫ 32 oz. covers 100 to 140 sq. ft.

♡ Advantages
▫ Environmentally Friendly
▫ Water-Based
▫ No odor
▫ Easy to Apply
▫ Washable (after 24 hours)
▫ Soap and Water Clean up

♡ Tips for Use
▫ Helps to hide or enhance moldings, trims and recessed areas on decorative surfaces. A one-coat application is easy to apply with a rag, short pile roller, brush, or damp cellulose sponge.
▫ All Finishing Glazes are an ideal tinted finish over milk paint. Milk paint can also be painted directly over all Finishing Glazes (no Ultra Bond needed).
▫ Finishing Glazes dry quickly, so a damp applicator (we like a brush) can be helpful.
▫ You may also want to seal your milk paint with the Low Sheen or Dead Flat Finishing Creams first. (See our Finishing Cream listing for more information.) This will stop the milk paint from drawing in too much color from the Finishing Glaze. Then use colored Finishing Glazes on top of the clear finish.
▫ All Finishing Glazes are great for walls, tabletops, cabinetry, and any other washable surface.