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Originally Posted by kbdesigns
Just an FYI. If you are doing a finish for a client, you may want to go with a better quality glaze than what you can get at a home improvement store. It is more expensive, but you use less, it is more durable and you can go faster using it.
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Thanks for the heads up Kathy and FSF. I entertained the idea of using a ralph lauren kit because I've never tried it before. It wasn't at hd, so I just moved on from it.
There should be no real reason to get their special glaze, or to chase it down. Linen is a common, simple effect. It's only for two small walls on either side of a fireplace, so I'm set to go and will do it when I get to that part of the work. I'll post a pic if you want.
Thanks again.
Tim (joewho) Johnson