Chalk Paint faux Carrara marble technique, in just few easy steps. 

I have watched your video about 50 times in the last 24 hours because it is the ONLY marbling video that I felt I could realistically do on my wall and it turned out amazing!! I wish I could post pictures to show you. But thank you so much for breaking it all down.

That was a fabulous tutorial and I got a lot out of it. It's been years since I have done any furniture painting and this brought back the memories of taking a course at the local community college which was such great fun. With tidbits of furniture suitable for painting, I am gearing up to take the brush in hand again and tackle one in the next couple of days. I really enjoy your channel and can spend hours watching your wonderful tutorials. Your inspiration is getting me excited. Thank you!

Very few furniture makeover RU-vidrs that claim to be "furniture artist" can live up their declaration, so it is a real pleasure to see those who really are --- you certainly are!! Your faux marbling came out great and your instruction make it look a breeze to do 😉 Thank you!!

I'm a professional painter. You spoke of laquer, well BIN laquer primer dries really fast and it sands really easy and it can be tinted to any color. BIN is great for priming ANYTHING including metal and finished urethane wood. I love your videos BTW!

Best video I've seen that created a real marble effect. Brilliant!

That turned absolutely beautiful!!! If I hadn't seen the tutorial I would never believe its not real marble. Btw: all this time I applied the wax only on the final layer of paint! Thanks for the useful tip!

Hi from Quebec, I love your tutorial a d I am happy that youtube put your videos on my list. I will post my marble in January, yours make me feel OK to marble a real wood acrylic paint furniture

Thanks for sharing this. After numerous failures and repainting this method is VERY difficult for an untrained person. Obviously some people have the talent for this but at least you have taught me this is best left to professionals 🙂

Excellent tutorial.

You’ve given me the confidence to try it. I think I’m going to try a tiny bit of gold. Great Job

It's so funny how nervous I get watch and worrying how you will remove parts that look think, or using the feather and how will that go, haha. Then you keep brushing away and viola it's great. Thanks for sharing this - glad I found this video, it will help me with a coming up project.

Beautiful. Perfect. I love it. Great job. I’ve got to try this one. 🙏🏻

Best tutorial! And I watched several lol now I’m confident 😊thank you

This table is stunning, the feather technique added to the contrasting lines. I’m going to give this a try. Thank you Johnathan.

Hi Jonathan , you’ve made me want to try this now cheers

Thanks for the excellent tutorial!

Beautiful work! Love the marble finish and seems easier with chalk paint? Also love the floral cabinet in the background.

That really does look like marble. You do great work.

😮🥰 excellent! You make it look so easy. I may have to do me a practice board.

You should have a million subscribers

Great tutorial as always!

Having the print tutorial along with the camera on your technique is incredibly helpful!! I cannot find feathers to do the lines! Is there a specific brush that can approximate the feather lines?

I so love this! You are so talented.

Great tutorial ! All your tips are so usefull .Thank you so much for sharing!

Very nice explanation. Adorable!!!

Beautiful work thanks

Have just managed to get a mahogany sideboard and want to use this effect on top. Brilliant tutorial. Thank you

You are so creative! Thank you! Love from Greece 🌹

This looks amazing honestly, I love it!

An excellent and informative video: many thanks. (I do wonder, though, why the camera pulled away to a long shot, around 22.27? We want to see what is happening to the surface, not an image of someone standing in front of a table, tapping at it with a cloth(!) The final result certainly looked impressive.

Amazing …. Love the wax tip as well

Fixing to try!! Beautiful!

Brilliant tutorial, thank you for sharing...now it's my turn 😬

Incredible work! 👌🏼

Didn't see rhe link for finishing the lower part of desk.

Wonderful!

Inspiring Jonathon.

💕⭐️Quite amazing thanks

This came out incredible. I’m definitely trying this for the top of my apothecary cabinet. I do have a question though. If I wanted it to be a semi-gloss what would I use and would I only use it for the final step/coat?

Hi Mark . OMG ! I ❤️❤️❤️ that Technique ! Just Brilliant The one thing I didn’t know is that you can paint over wax 🤔 How Long before you waxed the end result 🤔

Hi. I am trying this today on a table top. I have all products. Wondering how long you let each chalk paint dry before doing next step? Thank you. Excited to try

Hi there! This looks amazing! What wax did you use?

Hello Jonathan, I love your channel. Question: can i use this technique on real (damaged) marble? Greetings, Margaretha

what kind of wax was used . . . oil based or water based

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That looks great! How would you add some glitter to it?

Hi Mark . WOW WOWZA! What a Great Technique ❤️❤️ IT I didn’t think you could paint over fresh wax 🤔 One more Question How long to wait when you’ve finished the marbled effect do you Wax 🤔

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How about using this on older laminate kitchen counter?

How might you use gold gilding wax, or would you use metallic paint>

Thank you for the so many great techniques!! I’m wondering if you can poly over the wax? I’m doing a bathroom counter and presume that to be the best approach around a wet area? Thank you, again! Your piece is beautiful!!

I’d love to know what the wax you suggested is called? I can’t figure out the right product

Faux Marbleizing Technique Tutorial. 🔑

Hi from Greece. Congratulations very nice work. If we want it to look shiny marble can we use varnish instead of wax?

Can I do this on a glass top ?

Oh I know this is an older video but I am keeping my fingers crossed that maybe somebody will read this and have a solution. I want to do this so bad but I don't buy animal products so I'm having a hard time finding a faux feather that I can use instead of the real feather. You'd think there'd be so pheasant feathers all over the place but there isn't surprisingly. Is there anything I can use instead of the feather that would work exactly like it or close to it or does anyone know where I can get a faux pheasant feather? Oh I hope someone still reading these comments and has a suggestion because I desperately would like to do this and I know that the feather will make it so much easier to get this look. Thank you in advance.

This old white looks like pale pink

What kind of wax?

Ughh the smacking

You need some training in the art..

Thanks for the great tutorial!