Any ideas?
http://www.goldreverre.com/tabletops.html
Thanks, Felix
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How was this table top done?
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How was this table top done?
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Felix,
did you check here?:
http://www.goldreverre.com/techniques.html
If not, look around as he describes many of the techniques he employ's, the result of years of study, trial and error.
did you check here?:
http://www.goldreverre.com/techniques.html
If not, look around as he describes many of the techniques he employ's, the result of years of study, trial and error.
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Felix,
To try and attempt that finish you are going to have to study up on faux marble techniques,once you have that down think in reverse and you've got it.Remember that the layers are very transparent.Maybe 5 to 10 for that piece.All most all finishes like what you see on that table are based on those techniques.
Roderick
www.customglasssigns.com
To try and attempt that finish you are going to have to study up on faux marble techniques,once you have that down think in reverse and you've got it.Remember that the layers are very transparent.Maybe 5 to 10 for that piece.All most all finishes like what you see on that table are based on those techniques.
Roderick
www.customglasssigns.com
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