Sentences with phrase «chalk paint do»

I've never seen chalk paint do that before.

What I have found with most chalk paint you do tend to get the brush strokes.

For the chalk paint do you need to go a shade or 2 darker than you want it?

Hi Debbie — For prepping for chalk paint you don't need to use Mineral Spirits — that is for cleaning a surface after you remove old stain or poly.

Hi Kim — When using chalk paint you do not need to prime, you do need to sand the surface a little though to rough up the surface to provide some «tooth» for the paint to grab onto.

yeah... so wood finish and chalk paint don't mix well.

If you're using chalk paint you don't have to sand it first unless the surface is really scratched up or if there's old paint on it that's peeling.

What size jars did you use, and would an 8oz bottle of chalk paint do or will I need to buy an entire can?

But the chalk paint does go a long way.

So the chalk paint I did was total trial and error: / so while I don't have an exact color or portion, I used the grey paint from my dining room — woodsmoke, and then the paint in my kitchen — horizon.

Approx how many cans of chalk paint did it require to paint this large piece?

So pretty and the chalk paint does wonders.

Chalk paint does not require sanding, but other paint would.

I'd love to hear the reason, because in my past experience I've noticed certain chalk paints don't work so well with waxes.

Chalk paints do have a tendency to dry quicker as well, so it's good to keep working.

I got confused looking through the tips of painting as i thought with chalk paint you didn't need to sand first?

I love what chalk paint does for the finish even if you are not going to create an ages looking piece.

I know with other chalk paints you don't need too.

I got confused looking through the tips of painting as i thought with chalk paint you didn't need to sand first?

Going toGive it a go for a dining table, after staining and chalk paint did you seal it or use some kind of finish?

I sanded the whole body a bit, which I normally don't do, because I was going to be painting the whole thing with the SW latex paint, and it doesn't adhere to varnished surfaces like chalk paint does.

What colors of chalk paint did you use for the blue pumpkin?

The quart goes VERY far, just like a regular chalk paint does.

How many cans go chalk paint did you use and how large is the area you did?

I'm not sure I understand your question Maria... chalk paint doesn't require prep (unless your piece is really dirty or you want to remove gouges by sanding).

The chalk paint did work but it took several coats to really get good coverage.

Lastly, what brand of chalk paint did you use?

Chalk paint doesn't require any sanding or priming which is why it was a perfect choice for this piano makeover.

Keep in mind that chalk paint does show brush strokes, which is part of it's charm, but that also means that you want to keep your brush strokes going in the same direction.

Chalk paint does have a more textured feel when it dries, but with a light sanding it smooths out really well.

I have heard people complain that chalk paint doesn't adhere well to Pottery Barn furniture.

When you apply the wax to the chalk paint does some of the paint come off on the brush?

Just clean the piece and the chalk paint does the rest!

Not exact matches

I chose chalk paint because it didn't require sanding before we started and I had heard chalk paint is fairly forgiving when painting furniture.

The other day, I was trying to think of a 4th of July activity we could do with the sidewalk chalk paint.

But writing tools also include paint brushes, sidewalk chalk, Do a Dot markers, Magnadoodle boards, Water Wow paint - free painting pages, and even a stick to draw roads in the sandbox.

But sometimes I don't want to deal with messy crayons, chalk, or paint.

Will the Minwax paste wax keep the chalk paint look, do you think?

When I do a piece with chalk paint I always wax it because the finish is gorgeous and poly just does not have the same beautiful, soft finish.

I did buy AS books and was able to get a great result on a coffee table after following her directions using chalk paint, AS wax and then aging with dark wax.

I do not use chalk paint, usually just flat paint and it often leaves a chalky feel.

I paint mine too, but I love the chalk paint look that you did.

This was a helpful writeup telling us about the chalk paints we can buy... useful one... I think you only said that one advantage of chalk paint is that you don't need another quote so it is easier, you said that when you were renovating the bed for the guest room for the one room challenge I think...

Kristy over at Hyphen interiors actually just did a fabulous week long round up and review of her experience as well as the experiences of others with chalk paint.

You used a blocking primer first - do you feel that is necessary on all pieces painted with chalk paint.

hi... i usually make my own chalk paint, but i would like to paint out some hideous tracker green marble around my fireplace and do nt want to mess around.

I didn't know there were any design rules when it came to mixing chalk paint, so I've been breaking them all along.

I am thinking about painting my dining room table, but I don't know if chalk paint will hold up.

I made some chalk paint using the plaster of paris method and painted my kitchen cabinets, loos great and so far holding up well, I did do a flat polycrilic afterwards.

Do you have any experience with chalk painting the top of a dinning table and if it will stand up to 3 small kids?