# How to Make Kitchen Glass Cabinets Look Antiqued
Things You'll Need
- Screwdriver
- Painter's tape
- Clean cloths
- Paint
- Glaze
- Bowl
Instructions
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Remove the cabinet doors from the front of the cabinets. Remove all of the hardware (knobs, hinges, etc) from the cabinets and doors with a screwdriver. Remove the glass from the cabinet doors. Carefully set the glass aside.
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Apply painter's tape along the walls where they touch the edges of the cabinets.
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Clean the surface of the cabinet doors and the surface of the cabinets themselves with a clean, damp cloth.
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Pour one part gray paint and one part glaze into a bowl. Mix the paint and glaze together.
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Dip a clean cloth into the paint/glaze mixture. Rub the cloth onto the cabinet fronts and the cabinets themselves in small, circular motions. Work on small sections at a time.
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Wipe down the newly glazed surfaces with a clean cloth while the glaze is still wet. After covering one small section of a cabinet door or a cabinet, wipe the glaze off while it is still wet.
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Allow the cabinets and cabinet doors to completely dry; a period of 12 to 24 hours should suffice.
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Replace the glass and the hardware on the cabinet doors. Hang the doors back on the cabinets.
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