Sentences with phrase «milk paint can»

I am learning so much and am so excited about out all the different ways milk paint can be used, and I am glad you will be using it for your GORGEOUS Rufus Porter paintings and painted furniture pieces!!

I absolutely love the many different ways milk paint can be used to redesign a piece.

Unmixed milk paint can last almost indefinitely if sealed properly.

Milk paint can be tricky to make look good but you definitely hit it.

Once dry, milk paint can be protected with virtually any topcoat whether natural or acrylic / urethane.

Based on what I've read, milk paint can sometimes have a mind of its own — chipping and flaking wherever it sees fit.

Reminding me that I don't know everything and no matter how much experience I have with milk paint it can still totally backfire on me.

Not exact matches

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The dressers and nightstands are littered with empty ice - milk cartons, soft - cover books by Daniel Defoe and John Wooden, throat lozenges, a can of auto touch - up paint, a tube of Preparation H, a half - empty bottle of Michelob, a Panasonic radio on top of an Emerson radio and a Wolfman mask draped over a desk lamp.

Can I put poly on top of milk paint?

Things I absolutely love about this space: ☆ The adorable hello doormat ☆ The milk can turned umbrella stand ☆ The waves and cracks in this old plaster wall ☆ The old painted door ☆ The yellow rain boots I bought to wear on my wedding day in case it rained (I now wear them when working outside!)

You can achieve a similar look with other paints (you can seem my tutorial here for achieving the «chippy» look with chalk paint), but milk paint is unique in its vibrant transparency.

I love how MMS milk paint chips and the variation in tone you can achieve... everything ranging from a raspberry color to a yellowy - orange!

If you'd like to purchase your own Miss Mustard Seed Milk Paint you can visit paint distributor Petticoat Junktion.

I usually like to buy pieces that are wood, so I have a «clean slate» so to speak, but black can look almost like dark wood when it peeks under a coat of distressed milk paint.

Can't wait to see the furniture painted — I love the milk paint trend right now and I adore that mint color!

Question: Can you use chalk paint over milk paint?

Can't wait to get my hands on that book and complete a project with the milk paint.

If you want to see my post on refinishing the antique dresser with milk paint in my entry, you can see it HERE.

I'm amazed by the different looks one can achieve with milk paint and that I can easily paint indoors in the cold Michigan winters.

I've been watching all of the milk paint tutorials so that I can try it.

Did you have to sand all the finish off before painting or can you just paint over it with the milk paint?

You can leave out the bonding agent like I did for the chairs but keep in mind not all furniture will chip with milk paint.

Probably use milk paint so it can have some beautiful chippy goodness... Maybe Miss Mustard Seed's ironstone or grain sack.

I can find the color in «Chalk paint» but would prefer milk paint.

This is just an idea, but you can also use a vintage enamel milk jug, some French Made painted jars or some Ikea vases for fresh flowers.

You can see the spots where the wax resisted the milk paint.

And, as you know because you have posted on the sublime beauty of lime, this causes a chalky variation in the texture of the paint that is beautiful - OR milk paint has lime but is a little more watery so you can get more of a vintage finish....

After the entire piece was sanded, I cleaned it well with a clean damp cloth and let it dry before beginning to paint.The painting began and I can't tell you how thrilled I was with the color and the «look» the milk paint gave to my old armoire!

It paints a quaint image: a Calico lapping at a saucer of milk, or a pet owner adoringly popping open a can of Chicken of the Sea Tuna for their Persian kitten.

We will look for the true answers to all your wood painting and surface treatment questions, how to make multiples — «Do I spray or brush, should I use the CNC carver, do I use milk paint or acrylic; can I just order those legs online?»

Detail and installation view of Now I'm Someone You Can See Through, 2017, wood, plaster, pigmented joint compound, mortar, milk paint, wax, soil, and t - shirt.

Although The New Four Seasons were created in her New York studio they are very much about the mountains in the north part of South Korea (you can read here about the Soey Milk — Sinavro exhibition and how her Korean roots influence her work and you can also read about how Minhwa, the Korean form of popular art or painting for the people influenced the work of Nicolas Frémion in this Frémion Presents Minhwa article).

Our interior / exterior acrylic Milk Paints are suitable for indoor or outdoor furniture, crafts, cabinets, millwork, garage doors and decks and can be sprayed to produce a high - quality satin sheen finish.

Linda, the short answer is yet you can use milk paint on laminate furniture.

I don't collect real milk glass but I found out last year that you can spray stuff with white appliance paint and make it LOOK like milk glass (to an untrained eye) so I am always on the lookout for stuff to spray paint to add to my faux collection..

Can't wait to see the furniture painted — I love the milk paint trend right now and I adore that mint color!

I love how MMS milk paint chips and the variation in tone you can achieve... everything ranging from a raspberry color to a yellowy - orange!

Milk paint drys very quickly, especially with such a skim coat as stenciling, so it was then off to putting sand - paper to the wood which can be pretty darn scary when you've just stenciled a pretty design!

I would love to know more about the black painted milk can and cart..

Can I tell you just one more reason that I love milk paint??

if hemp oil can be a finishing product over milk paint....

The powder all over, the mixing, the bits that just won't mix, the bumpy paint, the completely unpredictable way it sticks to some areas and not others (even after using milk paint primer), the way its flaked up in random pieces larger than can be considered attractive «patina,» even after waxing, its short shelf life... The experience (disclaimer — I did not use the Miss Mustard Seed brand) really drove home how lucky I was that acrylics were invented!

I can't wait to see what your secretary looks like with a couple of coats of Miss Mustard Seed's milk paint!

(Family Room side in background of photos) Mirror — Painted Fox Rocking Horse — gift from my mom (from RH Baby and Child) similar one can be found here Fireplace Color — Winter Gates in Semi-Gloss by Benjamin Moore Artwork above sofa — was a gift Sofa — 94 ″ Emory Sofa in Deso Sand from Arhaus Furniture Rug in Family Room - The Nellie Rug from Birch Lane Stone Colored Pillows of Sofa — Armelle Pillow Covers from Birch Lane Other Pillows on Sofa — HomeGoods Slipcovered Wingback Chairs by Fireplace — Savvy Home and Garden 6 or 7 years ago Pillows on Chairs — HomeGoods Blanket on Chair and Sofa — HomeGoods Lamp — Aidan Gray during a 75 % clearance sale 8 or 9 years ago Lamp Shade — HomeGoods Milk Bottle Vase — Painted Fox Metal Sphere — Target (similar here) Script Chairs — TJMaxx TV Console — Antique shop in Camden, SC about 8 years ago Frames above chairs — tutorial here Drapery Panels — IKEA Ritva Panels Drapery Rods — Lowe's Sconces — RH Baby and Child Gray Tufted Ottoman — We built it.

I have 2 old milk cans that are painted and I want them rustic with no paint left on them.

Since now they are past their prime, the colors witnessed that Sunday were more muted, and my mind immediately paralleled them to Mustard, Barn and Salem Red, and Bayberry (you can tell Old Fashioned Milk Paint is always on my mind) and how I could translate them to the little desk I was painting.

And clear ones that I see every time I visit can even be spray painted white to look like milk glass.

Also, it works out great that you can paint with milk paint in lower temps than most paints!

Love Sarah Richardson, recommend the tutorials from Miss Mustard Seed in using her milk paint — you can use it without having it all chip off by adding something to it.