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How to Apply a Double-Process Strie Faux Painting Technique

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Faux painting techniques, like this double-process burlap strie, can add grace and sophistication to any room.
Step 1: Prime the walls.
To add a faux finish to a wall, begin by painting two coats of primer over the wall. The wall should be clean, sanded and smooth. Even if the existing paint is in good condition, it is a wise idea to prime the room.
Begin with a clean, sanded, smooth and primed wall.

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Text by Benjamin Hardy
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