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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 8: Allow the wall the dry.
When you are done, your first process color should look like something like this. Let the wall dry completely, and use the time to thoroughly clean and dry your brushes.
The first process color should look like this.

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