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Glazing techniques

As semi-transparent coatings, glazings – in contrast to covering coatings – have a much lower impact on the appearance of an existing substrate. The original character is at least partially retained, but the color shade effect is influenced. In addition to application on white substrates, it can also be applied to colored substrates to create beautiful glazing effects. The intensity of the glazing effect is determined by the color contrast between the prime coating and glaze.

Glazing technique on Brush-on Plaster 3c07
Wiping Technique Cassic 3c01
Wiping Technique Tapering 3c03
Glazing Technique Cloudy 3c06
Filling Technique 1c01
Dabbing Technique 1c03
Brush Glazing Technique 1c07
Particolare Technique 1c08
Farfalla Technique 1c02
Flowing Technique 1c06
Glazing Technique with Contrast Effect 4c05
Glazing Technique for Exterior Use 3c09

Creativ Glazing Techniques Color Charts

Creativ Glazing Techniques Color Chart

In interior design, semi-transparent glazes achieve a more subtle effect than covering coatings. However, they can create beautiful glazing effects on both white and colored substrates. The particular effortlessness it exudes is ever popular.

The "Creativ Glazing Techniques" Color Chart contains 46 color shades that are all available via the Color System. Customers who are interested in a glazing technique can obtain detailed advice information with the chart. Talk to your sales consultant when you would like to purchase our color charts.