I started by taping and papering to protect the walls around the fireplace mantel. I had to sand because the surface was painted with a gloss finish paint. I then primed and basecoated with a light cream color.
Sunday, October 25, 2009
Faux Stone Fireplace Mantel
This fireplace mantel was made out of some kind of plaster. It already had the texture, so it made it much easier to work with.
I started by taping and papering to protect the walls around the fireplace mantel. I had to sand because the surface was painted with a gloss finish paint. I then primed and basecoated with a light cream color.
I started by taping and papering to protect the walls around the fireplace mantel. I had to sand because the surface was painted with a gloss finish paint. I then primed and basecoated with a light cream color.
The glazing process is what really brought out the stone surface texture. The darker glaze settled in the nooks, holes and cracks.
Posted by Painter Mommy at 2:16 PM
Labels: faux glaze over fireplace mantel, faux stone fireplace mantel, fireplace faux paint finish, fireplace makeover
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7 comments:
Nice job! I bet you'll get a ton of visits to this post. I blogged about a fireplace makeover and the search engines send my blog a lot of traffic for the keywords "fireplace makeover". I love the texture with the stone.
Nicely done! Love the Befaux & After pics... :)
Wow Dawn, I've looked back over several posts and I really admire your talent. :)
Came by to thank you for gracing my blog & giveaway with your presence and comments... and to tell you that you *might* just want to stop by again... soon. ;) ;)
Wow are you good! Many of my clients ask for Faux finishing. Are in in the Charlotte area?
I thank you very much, webmaster, for this great blog. I really appreciate your posts.
I love seeing other peoples work. Great job. Kathy
Love all the designs here. the theme of fireplace are really very nice.
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