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Premium Glazed Finishes
The glazing process is a multi-step technique that adds depth and dimension by highlighting profiles and grain patterns. The glazed effect is achieved by applying a glaze coating over wood standard finishes. The excess glaze is wiped off the cabinet door by hand with a soft cloth. The glaze adheres in the corners, profile edges and other intricate detail areas, but also leaves a delicate coating over the entire door, changing the overall color.
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Please Keep In Mind
The amount of glazing and the look it produces varies from door to door and specie to specie. The true beauty of glazing is in its variations and hand-wiped craftsmanship. We highly recommend viewing actual product samples at your local Yorktowne dealer's showroom before ordering.
Glazing is available on all wood, full overlay styles in the Signature Collection on Platinum or Gold construction.
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