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I am doing a color wash on a couple of walls in my master bedroom. My problem is that it seems that the color wash glaze is drying so fast that I am getting lines as I move from one section of the wall to the other. Is there any thing I can do to keep my glaze from drying too fast?

Answer: Expert: Sam Smith – Wallmart Faux Finishes

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