Want more contrast? A little Classic Black Glaze can go a long way. Classic Black Glaze adds drama, depth, and contrast to painted furniture. Work it into carvings, crevices, edges, and trim to make those details stand out and give your project a more dimensional finish. It's particularly good when you're working with deep or rich paint colors and want to emphasize the details without repainting the entire piece. Bring Out the Details Glaze settles into the areas you want to highlight, making carvings and decorative details more noticeable. With Classic Black, you can keep the effect subtle by wiping most of it away, or leave more behind for a deeper, more dramatic look. And if you get a little heavy-handed? No big deal. Wipe it back. Let it dry and add more. Or paint right over it. How to Use Classic Black Glaze Apply glaze to your painted surface, focusing on carvings, crevices, edges, and trim. Wipe away excess with a dampened cloth. Keep wiping until you're happy with the amount of contrast. Let it dry and add another layer if you want more depth. There's no magic amount. You control the look. What Colors Work With Classic Black? Classic Black is especially striking over deep-tone colors like Barn Door, Farmhouse Navy, and Slate. Use it when you want to add a little more drama to an already rich color or make architectural details really stand out. Sometimes a little black is all a good paint job needs.
