Rub n' buff tutorial!!! Watch until the end!!

We're at Hobby Lobby again and I'm going to run in here and see. I think there were some ceramic ornaments that I want to try to do now. Let's run in here and see what we can find. I had a couple questions on where they're at and they're on the craft section by the woods and the ornaments. I think I'm going to get these. I got my neighbor, my Santas and this train. Come to the ribbon section to find a little ribbon. I got the velvet black. I'm going to do the same thing I did on the Santas and the tree. I'm going to do on this little train set. I'm going to paint these black. Doesn't matter what kind of paint, I don't think. I'm using this Fusion Mineral Paint that I got to paint some furniture and it worked just fine. A lot of people use spray paint. Use what you have or buy spray paint, whatever you want to do. And just go to town. Whatever you paint the black, you think you're not going to be able to see all the details, but once you rub the Rub 'n Buff on, that's when all the details pop back off. I'm going to paint the rest of this and I'll be back. I got the engine done, now I'm going to do the train car. The train car has actually probably more detail, so I'm excited to see what it looks like with the Rub 'n Buff on it. And you just going to have to like, if you use a paint brush, just wildly paint it, tap it into all those little nooks and crannies. Get an old rag and you're going to take the Rub 'n Buff. And you're just going to squirt a little on your plate. You can see there's not very much. Wrap the towel around your finger. You're going to just dip it into the Rub 'n Buff and tap it off and then you're just going to rub it on. And then you're going to rub along the edges and it's okay that it doesn't get in all the places because that's tarnish. Pick up some more and you're just going to rub it along. And it just brings out all the details. And the places that are going to be more tarnished like the creases and everything, you don't have to pay much attention to those. Let me finish this and I'll show you it complete. The box car is finished. This is going to look so cute on my kitchen counter. So simple, easy, two steps, paint it black, get the Rub 'n Buff, rub it on and it's that easy. I hope that if you try it out that you love it just as much as I do.