Sentences with phrase «paris paint recipe»

Hi, I have a desk I just finished using the DIY plaster of Paris paint recipe.

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Im in a bit of a dilema hope you can help... I made my own chalk paint with a plaster of paris recipe and eggshell latex paint and painted over my night tables..

I either make my own chalk paint using the Plaster of Paris recipe or I use Plaster Paint which is very similar to Annie Sloan Chalk Paint except cheaper.

I had a dark grayish blue mirror and I used white latex plaster of Paris recipe and at first it was so thick so then I added more water and then it got dinner but then you got chunkier so then I added some fresh paint some gray paint to it and it came out to the thin thinner consistency so I painted it white and the gray over it it just doesn't look right what can I do

I did try the craft paint recipe with Plaster of Paris once, for my boys nightstand, and it worked out okay.

Can I use your plaster of paris / Calcium Carbonate recipe with this paint?

It is when you use Plaster of Paris or the non-sanded grout recipe with paint + primer formulas that the paint can become sludge.

Craft paint will bind up with Plaster of Paris and Non-sanded grout recipes because it has an acrylic in it.

I would use the Calcium Carbonate and Plaster of Paris recipe since it is the most durable of the DIY chalk paint mixes I have made.

The paint glides on and can be used with chalk paint recipes using calcium carbonate and plaster of Paris.

I wanted to paint some metal cabinets in my classroom and I was thinking of trying the calcium carbonate and Plaster Paris recipe.

When using eggshell to make chalk paint would u advice using the plaster of Paris it the other recipe?

In this post I'm not addressing the «Plaster of Paris» chalk paint recipe because Plaster of Paris is toxic, carcinogenic to be specific and although I've heard it works great, I didn't want to get into it.

Craft paint will bind up with Plaster of Paris and Non-sanded grout recipes because it has an acrylic in it.

what confuses me is the types of paint... and making chalk paint... and where do I use the plaster paris...... I was going to follow your chalk paint recipe with calcium carbonate... so do I mix that with my behr P510 blue paint....

The paint glides on and can be used with chalk paint recipes using calcium carbonate and plaster of Paris.

I had a dark grayish blue mirror and I used white latex plaster of Paris recipe and at first it was so thick so then I added more water and then it got dinner but then you got chunkier so then I added some fresh paint some gray paint to it and it came out to the thin thinner consistency so I painted it white and the gray over it it just doesn't look right what can I do

I used the plaster of paris chalk paint recipe and it worked fabulous.

I am working on an end table with plaster of Paris recipe, valspar paint sample.

The «recipe» I had said mix half paint and half plaster of paris.

So, long story short, wanted to share that I had amazing success w / your plaster of paris recipe mixed w / Valspar satin paint sample (which I believe does contain primer, but it did not pose any problem at all).

I have experimented with many variations and have written about each, but my go to now for painting furniture is making chalk paint using the Calcium Carbonate Power recipe and adding 1 Tablespoon of Plaster of Paris to the mix.

I have written about many pieces of furniture I have painted using one of three DIY chalk paint recipes — non-sanded grout, Plaster of Paris, and Calcium Carbonate Powder.

Click to see the first post: I did where I tested Annie Sloan Chalk paint with homemade chalk paint recipes using non sanded grout and Plaster of Paris --- > Annie Sloan Chalk Paint with the DIY versions using Non-Sanded Grout and Plaster of Paris.

I used your plaster - of - paris recipe & painted 2 night stands, then used black antiquing glaze for crevices.

This technique mixes latex paint with plaster of paris (or depending on recipe, baking soda or grout!)

I used the recipe with the Plaster of Paris and a sample pot of Behr paint.

hi, ive tired the chalk paint recipe with the calcium carbonate and plaster of paris together in the recipe you gave., it came out fabulous!

It is the Plaster of Paris and Non-Sanded Grout recipes that will bind when mixed with a paint with primer.

Hi diane, I prepared the recipe eith plaster of paris and let the paint cure for 3 days and can't pass the nail test what do you think is the problem???

Hi Sam — I have found that you can use acrylic paint with the Calcium Carbonate Powder (CCP) recipe with no problems, but it may bind the paint if you use Plaster of Paris or Non-sanded grout.