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| The skill in producing traditional decorative finishes,
colourwashes or broken colourwork as it is more commonly known has
been a well kept secret down the years.
The basic idea is very simple. A ‘glaze’ is mixed with the paint and applied to the surface which is then ‘worked’ or ‘broken’ to create the desired effect with a variety of tools such as brushes, rags, polythene, sponges and combs. The issues over oil-based glazes, such as slow drying and dangerous fumes have been overcome with the introduction of Albany Classic Colour, an easy to use water based transparent glaze for use with emulsion paints. This booklet supplies information on how to apply this product, alongside giving valuable information on techniques and technical data. To receive your free booklet, simply fill out the form below or ask at your local branch.
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