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This is one of many faux "hammertone" finishes.
I did this one with a piece of small plastic bubble wrap, this is an original idea that I have used before in another article on faux and fantasy finishes.
I hope this scan comes out good.
Here, is how this hammertone finish was done.
1) Apply acrylic silver base coat, allow to dry.
2) Apply clear gloss acrylic lacquer, allow to dry.
3) Apply Van Dyke Brown glaze on piece, lay a piece of plastic bubble wrap on top of the glaze, rub it down.
4) Remove the plastic bubble wrap, and then allow the glaze to throughly dry.
5) Apply a few coats of clear gloss acrylic lacquer and allow to dry.
6) Shows the final hammertone finish.
Different base colors and colored glazes can be used to create other hammertone finishes.
Think Twice, Finish Once.
www.macsimmons.com
I did this one with a piece of small plastic bubble wrap, this is an original idea that I have used before in another article on faux and fantasy finishes.
I hope this scan comes out good.
Here, is how this hammertone finish was done.
1) Apply acrylic silver base coat, allow to dry.
2) Apply clear gloss acrylic lacquer, allow to dry.
3) Apply Van Dyke Brown glaze on piece, lay a piece of plastic bubble wrap on top of the glaze, rub it down.
4) Remove the plastic bubble wrap, and then allow the glaze to throughly dry.
5) Apply a few coats of clear gloss acrylic lacquer and allow to dry.
6) Shows the final hammertone finish.
Different base colors and colored glazes can be used to create other hammertone finishes.
Think Twice, Finish Once.
www.macsimmons.com
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