# How to Make Frosted Glass on French Doors
Frosted glass is a way of allowing light through glass while maintaining privacy by obscuring the view. The effect is often produced by acid-etching or sand-blasting the pane of glass, but this can be quite expensive, especially when looking to produce a frosted effect on existing doors. You can create a frosted glass effect a few ways on your own for a much more economical yet pleasing look.
Things You'll Need
- Acrylic wall glaze
- Frosting spray
- Frosting film
Instructions
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Adhere frosting film to the glass on the French doors. Apply the film carefully to avoid unsightly trapped air bubbles. Frosting film is the most economical way of frosting your French doors and requires no painting.
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Spray the glass on your French doors with frosting spray. Frosting spray applies as easily as spray paint. Use smooth, even strokes for an appealing frost finish.
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Paint the the glass on your French doors with an acrylic wall glaze using a paintbrush. The glaze will apply clear and dry opaque. Just as with the frosting spray, use smooth, even strokes for the best results.
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