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Broken colour effects

Unit 120: Producing specialist decorative finishes

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Broken colour effectsA broken colour effect is an effect that produces a multi-coloured finish and is not a solid colour.

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Broken colour effectsMaterials

Specialist materials are used to produce these effects.

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Broken colour effectsTools and equipment

Specialist tools are used to produce these effects.

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Broken colour effectsWhat is the difference between a glaze and a scumble?

A scumble glaze.

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Broken colour effectsDrying times

You can reduce and extend the drying time of scumble by adding or using:

• Linseed oil

• Driers

• Glycerine

• Acrylic conditioners

• Lightly spraying the surface or using a wet rag

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Broken colour effectsImportant factors to consider

• The working time of the glaze or scumble glaze

• Yellowing of the material

• The area size

• Number of operatives

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Broken colour effectsPersonal protection

Specialist decorative effects involve coming into contact with solvents so it is advisable that operatives use and wear the correct protection.

• Barrier creams

• Disposable gloves

• Overalls and boots

• Make sure you wash your hands

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