How To Frost A Door Window

First thoroughly wash the surface to be frosted using glass cleaner and a lint free cloth.

How to frost a door window.

Step 4 finish up. Let the second coat dry completely. Paint the remainder of the glass door with the acrylic tintable glaze. Then proceed to lightly.

Step 1 measure the glass surface to be covered step 2 wash hands using soap and water to avoid transferring any dirt or oil to the cling step 3 place the roll of cling on a clean work surface with the backing facing up. Try not to apply the glaze onto the window too thickly. You can make designs in the glass door if you like. Spray the window using large back and forth motions to cover the surface evenly.

Apply a light coating at first. 1 can of rustoleum frosted spray paint adding privacy to your window is as simple as using a spray paint can 1 roll of frog masking tape optional to make a design on the window 1 roll of painters paper to tape off the edges of the window. Draw desired shape on backing using your measurements and cut it out with scissors or utility knife. Here are the materials you will need to frost a window.

If necessary apply a third or fourth layer of. Apply a second coat of frosting using the same back and forth motions to create a uniformly frosted surface. Use the large foam brush to paint a wide rectangle around the entire glass door.