Driftwood Weathered Finish

Today I’m sharing a driftwood weathered finish that I used on 2 pallet wood shutters.

I was asked to do a product review for  Driftwood Weathered Wood Finish

and I knew exactly what I was going to try it on!

  I received  a package and it contained 2 small packages.  Of course I was concerned that it wouldn’t be enough to finish the shutters :) The directions said to mix one package with one cup of water.  That’s what I did and it was enough to finish both shutters.  Each package when mixed as directed will cover 25-35 square feet. Driftwood weathered wood finish is all natural and should be used on unfinished, untreated wood. It’s takes all the guess work out of creating a driftwood look.  This was one of the fastest projects that I’ve ever done and I still one package left ;)   As you can see in the before photo the shutters are made from rough pallet wood with an orange tint.  In the after, they are the perfect weathered gray. Here’s a shot of the during, the process happens pretty fast!  It darkens even more over the next 24 hours. The gray tones are perfect, achieved in one afternoon.   I am very pleased with the outcome and I would recommend it. I received one package of Driftwood Weathered Wood Finish Product to Achieve Natural Driftwood Furniture with Aged Wood Appearance - enough to do 50 square feet. I have included my Amazon affiliate above.