How to Faux a Wall Using Rag off Technique

How to faux a wall using rag painting. Faux painting doesn't have to be hard. Here I'll show you how to get it done quickly and easily. Because it's so easy, it's one of the best accent wall ideas for just about any room.

In this video I used Behr paint as a base and as a topcoat for the faux finish. This faux finish painting technique is much easier than buying specialty sponges or other tools. You simply need an old t-shirt or lint free, SMOOTH rag along with a cheap lint-free roller.

You first must paint the wall with your base color and let it dry for a few days. After it's good and dry, you will want to mix a contrasting color with the faux, and apply it in sections to your surface. Quickly dab the paint with the rag ensuring to randomly rotate it every 3-4 dabs.

Items you'll need:

All of these items can be found at any Home Depot or Lowe's. I got everything from Home Depot.

- Glaze ( I used Behr Faux Glaze which isn't available online. You have to just go to Home Depot)
- Painter's tape: homedepot.sjv.io/AoRLyK
- Clean white T-shirt
- Scissors
- Paint (I used Behr from Home Depot)
- Paint Roller Frame: homedepot.sjv.io/P0m1rj
- Paint Roller: homedepot.sjv.io/DVRDQ5