Rub n buff on wood

Whether you're dressing up furniture or changing up decor, these three top brass spray paints are perfect for the job. Find out more here!

What is Rub 'n Buff and how to use rub and buff | Gathered In The Kitchen

One of my favorite random finds is rub 'n buff! I discovered it year and years ago and love it for a quick metallic wax finish on any piece. Anytime I need to match the color of small items in our home my go-to is to use Rub n Buff. Need to match the color of all your kitchen hardware? Want to add color to your picture frames? Want your light fixture colors to match? Seriously there are so many ways to use rub 'n buff I love it. However, my main frustration with Rub n Buff is that you

How to use Rub 'n Buff to add metallic finish detail to frames, mirrors and decor

I had always planned to find a beautiful scalloped mirror for Harper’s bathroom and was recently inspired by this image: I had a hard time finding something close to that mirror – I think it was a Ballard mirror that is no longer sold and it was professionally gold leafed , via the designer working... View the Post

Here is a simple tutorial demonstrating how to apply Rub'n Buff with step by step instructions. Come see this thrifted mirror transformation.

Sometimes things can be a little too much. What do you do when that happens? Well, all I can say is Rub N Buff to the rescue!

So funny the amazing craft material is called Rub 'n Buff, because, while I do the "rub" part, I tend to forget the "buff" part. HA! They should have named it "Rub 'n Walk Away." Because

If you were to ask any designers, crafters, or DIYers about their favorite products, they would likely put Rub N Buff at the top of their list. They’ve called it “Amazing,” “A miracle,” and proclaimed it an “I can’t-do-without it” tool. It’s true, using Rub N Buff on hardware and metal fixtures does renew and […]

Today I'm sharing the one small detail I believe highlighted this piece perfectly. It's an inexpensive and easy to use and will bring out and enhance the small details in your painted furniture...