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With tiny granules that absorb and reflect light, our Studio Finishes® Latex Texture Sand hides minor imperfections with the depth and tactile appeal of a fine, textured surface. Its natural, earthy feel also evokes the organic tones of stone
and sand.



Step 1 - Prepare Surfaces
Before applying finish to your wall(s) or any other surface, be sure to properly prepare it by cleaning it thoroughly. Also repair any protruding nails or other imperfections.

Step 2 - Apply the Finish
Using a roller, apply Studio Finishes Latex Texture Sand finish onto a clean surface.

Step 3 - Apply the Base Color 
After you have allowed time for the sand finish to dry completely, roll on your selected base color.

Step 4 - Create a Glaze Mixture
Mix together Studio Finishes Latex Glaze (405) with paint in a color different from your base color.

Dampen a lint-free cloth and dip it into the mixture, and use a "washing" technique - a circular or wide-sweeping motion—to apply color to the wall.

Work in small sections, taking care to maintain a wet edge to avoid hard, overlapping lines. For different effects, vary your stroke techniques.

Helpful Hints

  • In homes with expansive natural views, textured walls link your home's interior with the outdoors, connecting rooms to their surroundings.
  • Because of their ties to natural materials, textured walls may look best with warmer, organic colors. Experiment with warm greens, golds, browns, and grays.
  • Textured paint cannot hide major damage to walls, but it is a great choice to cover up time-worn, pitted surfaces too large to sand smooth.
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