If you like texture, style and unique colours then ragging might be just the paint technique for you. Follow our simple instructions to create your own Stroke of Brilliance! 5 Easy Steps to Ragging Off   
Paint 
Base Coat: Aquapearl #1607
Glaze coat: Glazing Liquid, Satin Impervo, Black
Tools
lint-free rags, 9-inch roller, paint tray, 2-inch brush, disposable latex gloves

 5 Easy Steps To Ragging Off

1. Clean and prepare walls with M83. Paint the walls with base coat; allow to dry overnight.
2. Mix glaze: 5 parts Glazing Liquid, 1 part paint. Pour into the paint tray.
3. Working in sections, roll the glaze onto the walls, starting in a corner and covering an area approximately four-feet-by-four-feet.
4. Using a crumpled rag, pounce the surface where the glaze has been applied to within 5 inches of the two open edges.
5. Roll out the next section, about the same size, back rolling into the adjacent 5-inch wide wet edge. Follow steps 3 to 5 and continue with ragging to complete all the walls.

Helpful Hints

1. Always choose a colour for the glaze deeper than you think you want. If not it will be diluted by the clear Glazing Liquid.
2. Be sure you have a good supply of rags of a similar texture.
3. When a rag is saturated, lay it out to dry, then dispose of it. Do not place it in the garbage while it's still wet.  

Compliments of: Hyde Park Paint & Paper, London