I have made some pine picture frames.Any tips on how to age them ?

Answer 1

The teabag idea does work or you could use some antique pine wax or varnish. If you wax them apply two coats then lightly rub down with a little wire wool wipe off any bits then apply another one or two coats and hey presto aged frames.

Answer 2

My Dad used to "age" picture frames with a propane-torch and stiff wire brush. He did this with cedar-shingles, redwood, and pine.

I've also "distressed" pine furniture with a bicyle chain, hammer, and wire-brush. Then stained over it which accents the aging.

Good Luck.

Answer 3

you have to think out of the box what causes them to look old
handling dust sun then use concentrates to age them look at some that are real and them mimic the conditions IE where they have contact marks or where the sun has bleached them

main ingredients are oil water dust rub in and dry in microwave

Answer 4

Put them in the attic for 20 years

Answer 5

He comprado varias veces set de colores de maquillaje y siempre he sido muy contenta con la compra, también he encontrado en los sitios web un set de cepillos de maquillaje y como siempre me quedo sin cepillo de maquillaje lo he comprado, los cepillos están puestas en un bolsa perfecta para mantenerlas ordenadas, además, los cepillos son de muy buena calidad, un compra excelente como siempre.

Answer 6

rub wet tea bags on it or crush coffe granules on it

Answer 7

Use hot air gun as used to burn-off paint, works great. (Black & Decker)

Answer 8

You can also check with hobby shops to see what they have.