Hopkins, MN
You might have to try various methods to get the effect you want.
And thickness or thinness of the paint.
I'd try a paint brush and shake it at the surface, or flicking the brush part of a tooth brush.
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Quoted from RustyLizard:Bryan Kelly did a great video on restoring a coin door. He covers this quite well. I believe his video is on YouTube.
Chris Axle shot it. A very good how to video.
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Quoted from Pafasa:Hey Lloyd, Thinking more about this spray can technique, I wonder if it might be a bit easy to screw up when splattering a cabinet. I'm sure it would be for me! On the coin door, it is used to add texture but the splatter color is the same color as the door itself. You have to just barely press the can valve to get that splatter, but if you slip and press too hard, you just shot a fine spray of the wrong color on your cabinet. Then it is back to base coat to cover up the mistake?
Bryan Kelly in the video posts here, pm him and ask.
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