Hand made in Australia for 30 years Porter's Paints makes premium paints, speciality finishes, wallpaper and timber flooring. We offer our clients unique products for interiors and exteriors. Our traditional and modern paint finishes are all water-based, durable, easy to apply and made by hand. We have long been at the forefront of colour trends in Australia, and take pride in employing a team with a keen eye and innate love of colour.
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Why do you need to paint the basic color twice? Because it seems like the second color is covering everything. I was wondering and want to learn the reason. Thanks. You look so professional.
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What wax do you use for finish
What size nap did you use
Would this be good for exterior house wall
Inner Sydney must have a disproportionate number of gay men . It would be an interesting study to find out the origins.
when you use chalkboard paint you're supposed to season it before using it because the first marks you make will stay permanently otherwise. To season a chalkboard means to take a few pieces of chalk and just rub it left to right and totally cover it and then up and down as well. I think you're supposed to do it twice actually.
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Master why we calling french washing instead of korean wsahing , American washing. Is trere any story?❤
Hi master Thank you for your detail explaining. Could you let me know French wash is special paint name or name of technique? I really want know?😊
Hi there - French Wash is a special paint made by Porter's Paints. "Ragging" is the name of the technique. Hope this helps.
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This is great but can this be done with regular paints over here in the US. I can't drop $200 on paint.
Hi - the French Wash is not like normal paint, it's specially formulated for this use. Normal paint is too thick and dries too fast. Sydney Harbor Paint Company in LA sells our French Wash. It goes a very long way - 25 square metres per litre, which is around 270 square foot, so you may only need a litre or two.
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This is all a lye. There is no Ted or a “public safety dive team.” This is bull crap. Listen to the language. “The national safety council?” No such thing anywhere in earth.
Never go in an up and down pattern
I wanted rubble in French wash. Couldn't get it. Please explain why? Thank you.
Hi. I'm not sure which retailer you went to, but perhaps it is because while it is a standard colour for our range of broadwall paints, it is not a standard colour for French Wash. It would have to be made especially for you, which is not a problem in one of our own stores, but may be difficult for a reseller. If you chose Rubble as your French Wash colour, then I suggest you put it over a base of Irish Linen, but if you chose Rubble as your base colour, then there is a lovely colour called Granite that would be perfect for the French Wash. I hope this makes sense. If not, give one of our Porter's stores a call and we can help you out over the phone.
@@PortersPaintsKZread Thank you for getting back with this. Yes... I've made a mistake... huge $175 mistake. I have a wall that has a light off white. Looked at the Rubble because it's the colour of the plaster in the powder room. Thought of the French wash, watched the video, and decided I could do that. The thing is, didn't think for a moment that it's a "thin wash", and the Porter's video didn't look as if it's as thin going on as this wash that I've bought. I actually wanted the Rubble thickness, you know, the look on the colour on the swatch card, and I wanted to do that ragging. Yes, I bought it from an onseller who probably could have asked me more questions and probably could have come to the conclusion, that I want a wash effect (thickish) like plaster. I've bought a 4ltre and done a wash on a sample board and it's crazily not what I was imagining. It's ghastly and sickening. So today, I go all the way to Bunnings Albany to get a teapot of Rubble, which the other onseller didn't stock. I'll get there in the end. And no, a match had to be made up for Rubble into the wash. I wasn't informed that I could get the exact color if I went to Porters ...which I simply thought was an Australian shop. Thanks for you excellent customer service though. This is not going to beat me.
Muslin cloth. We used to make clothing out if it. A reasonably light to medium stiffness, and not stretchy, a cotton. But is it cheesecloth you are using...the type that is being sold to do the ragging off of your paint in NZ? Anyone know where I can pick up the exact muslin cloth in NZ? And your French wash didn't look as runny as mine. Is this ad actually using French wash for ragging... I can't see it running everywhere down the wall?
The Porter's Paints store in Auckland sells the muslin that we recommend. It's light, not stretchy, and finer and more absorbent than cheesecloth, but of course we may be talking about exactly the same thing. I wouldn't think you could make clothes out of it, it's very fine and soft. French Wash, while it is a light-weight paint with a lighter consistency than paint, should not run down the wall. Apply it evenly, ensuring complete coverage, but no more than it takes to get coverage. Is it possible that you are over-loading your brush? After applying the French Wash in a random, multi-directional pattern, immediately remove with your muslin. Scrunch at least 5m of muslin. There's a good written explanation on our website. It's called a Specification Sheet and can be found here: www.porterspaints.com/paints/products/french-wash/ Thanks for getting in touch. The best way to reach us is via our Help & Advice team, as this site is not always monitored.
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Absolutely beautiful! Could I use this on my kitchen countertop and then add Clearcote? BTW, Clearcote is my new favourite thing🤣
yeah you have no videos doing black on large interior t&g flooring. only little kiddy stuff
Amazing guy. Thanks so much.
Difference between French and lime wash please?
Are you kidding me. What is this movie magic. At least do a fast fwd to show the entire effect as a transition rather than * bam * here we are!
Hands down the best tutorial! Genuinely, thank you so much. What a guy! 🙌
Gorgeous
What color is this, please
its beautiful, i want make a degrade in a wall, sorry my english i am a spanish girl. how do this whit tree color?
Just wondering, if you use this product on cypress pine flooring for interior do you still need to wipe back with muslin cloth?
Interior only, correct?
Pretty sure it is interior only but you could do the exact same thing outside using the proper paint.
Aren't there VOC's with acrylic paint?
Can I use this technique over concrete walls ?
It's just ragging. It's hard to justify wasting all that paint.
Would this work on existing wrought iron railing inside a house as I am wanting to achieve the antique greeny coppy finish onto this wrought iron railing inside my home...
Very nice finish. What fabric is the one used in the video ?
Would it look terrible to use a dark base and a light wash or glaze?
is French wash and lime wash the same with one difference and that is the muslin to create the effect?
Do you import to the US? I’ve been searching for these paints and it looks like they are only sold in Australia
glaze paint available at homedepo or other paint suppliers
Can you tell me who makes the old Havana color please,we have ben Moore and sherwin williams around here
I’ve put two coats of instant rust on my coffee table. I have two noticeable brush marks where I touched it up straight after I covered the whole area. Any tips on how to fix that or just put a 3 rd coat of the instant rust. Will the brush marks become less noticeable after a few days prior to applying the clear?
What's the difference from stain wall painting. Looks the same
Can u also do the colours in reverse like base darker and top colour lighter
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Beautiful🙏