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This Tutorial Was Live Streamed On 1/4/19
WELCOME!
I’m so excited to teach you how to use the amazing powder glaze! This product has completed transformed my business, and I’m honored to teach you all I’ve learned about the product and how to use it on your projects. Below, you’ll find the training videos. I know it’s tempting to jump ahead, but try to watch the sessions 1-3 in their entirety, in order. There are several little nuggets of information you’ll want to make sure you get before you take the leap and start powder glazing on your own. I’ve also included several bonus videos for you that I hope you enjoy. If you feel like my teaching style is a good fit for you, then I invite you to join my monthly membership group, where Doc and I can give you expert support in all things painting, and growing a furniture painting business. You’ll see more information regarding our group below. Feel free to use the contact form at the bottom of the page for any questions you may have.
Thank you for your purchase, and enjoy the training!
Amy
Session 1
Session 2
Session 3
Session 4
Powder Glaze Supplies
Purchasing Powder Glaze
Axalta Zennith Waterborne Powder Glaze can be purchased in gallon size only from a distributor near you. Here is the link to locate your closest distributor! We use Wood Finishers Depot.
http://www.axaltacs.com/wood_us/en_US/distributors/distributor-list-us.html
I use 9mil gloves and always wear a mask while working with powder glaze!
To remove the powder glaze, I prefer to use both Mirlon and Scotchbrite pads, both in Very Fine.
Session 3
Bonus Videos
Basics Of Powder Glaze Video Tutorial
The Proper Way To Prep Furniture (and Cabinetry) For Paint
Eliminating Brushstrokes FOR GOOD!
Using Powder Glaze To Pinstripe (or “Ink”) Cabinets