"Even with experimentation and trial & error I already can tell that I will save quite a bit of time compared to my previous method using brushes and rags. I think there will be some thrift regarding product as well, I usually end up wiping off a terribly large quantity with the rag...I think it will work great!" - IG - Customer

Glazing Edges - Let your edges and artwork Stand Out with Glaze. Using a Pen Like Tool you are able to apply glaze with precision - almost drawing your lines on your artwork or bevels for quick and intricate work.

There are three different reasons to glaze kitchen cabinets: you want them to look antiqued, you want to create depth or you want to make a stain look darker.

When glazing kitchen cabinets for texture or after making them darker, focus on the beveled edges, really getting the glaze into the beveled edges on the cabinet door. That will really make your cabinet door pop and stand out. It is like an outline of a picture to make the bevel have a strong rich look.

This tool will give you fast precise application and help your doors look better, stand out and appear more expensive.