Rag roll

What 2 materials are being used

• Primer

  and Matt Emulsion

• Varnish and sand paper

• Filler and Gloss

• Glaze and satin emulsion

What type of paint finish is recommended for the base coat in rag painting?

• Matte

• Glossy

• Satin

• Flat

When choosing colors for rag painting, how many shades apart should the glaze color be from the base coat color?

• 1-2 shades

• 3-5 shades

• 6-8 shades

• 9-10 shades

What is a key characteristic of a faux finish glaze?

• It is opaque and dries quickly.

• It is translucent and dries slowly.

• It is opaque and dries slowly.

• It is translucent and dries quickly.

What is the recommended ratio of colorless faux glaze to paint color when custom mixing a glaze?

• 1 part glaze to 4 parts paint

• 2 parts glaze to 1 part paint

• 4 parts glaze to 1 part paint

• 1 part glaze to 1 part paint

For large surface areas, why is it most effective to work with two people when rag painting?

• To ensure the paint is applied quickly.

• To allow one person to apply the glaze and the other to remove it with the rag.

• To prevent the paint from running down the wall.

• To create a more uniform color.

How should a cotton rag be prepared to create the proper impression for rag painting?

• Fold it neatly into a square.

• Crumple it tightly into a small ball.

• Hold it by one corner and let it fold back and forth across your hand into a ball.

• Lay it flat and press it onto the wall.

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What motion is used when removing the glaze with the rag to create the desired effect?

• A smooth, sweeping motion.

• A circular, rubbing motion.

• A right-to-left, back-and-forth rotating (pouncing) motion.

• A vertical, dragging motion.