McCloskey 6297 Special Effects Translucent Color Glaze, 31 Fl. Oz, Latex

Worked easily and perfectly. Unfortunately this particular product will no longer be made. I contacted the parent company regarding a technical question and was given the info. They do have a replacement.I did 2 large pieces of furniture 3-4 coats each and have enough left (in a qt) to do, at least,another large piece.Prep is important and clean sanding with a tack cloth.Good luck.

Not a professional product as stated. As a former faux finisher I can tell you that this is paint without pigment plus an extender but not a true professional glaze.

Being a total novice with the use of glaze, the McCloskey 6297 translucent has been a challenge.But after I experimented and not giving up my knowledge and technique increased to the pointthat I will buy more when this can is finished.What I learned: On a sheet of poster board, prime a section (I use zinseer bull's eye 1-2-3 Primer)using a tinting ration guide of 4-8 parts glaze to 1part paint/tint (what finally worked well for meis the Apple Barrel 207//45E burnt umber matte acrylic) 4 part McCloskey to 1 part burnt umber.What's tricky is the application method. I now always apply in small areas by using very smallamounts of mixture and keep smooth damp rags available to float over glaze.Glad I didn't get discouraged and discovered the fun of endless combinations using McCloskey 6297.

for custom paint schemes inside house !

Like the finish it gives.

Worked perfectly

excelent

I bought interior pine doors for my house and used polyurethane one of them, and it turned a yellowish color. It was OK, but wasn't what I wanted to achieve. What I wanted was to keep that white color (natural pine color with wood grain). I had some of this Color Glaze on hand so I tried it, and it put a nice finish on my doors, seems to protect the wood quite well, easy to clean, and I've achieved that natural white pine color with NO yellowing! It turned out great.