Sentences with phrase «chalk paint looked»

My homemade chalk paint looked good until little white spots showed up, over and over and over.

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

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

My fireplace and mantle are stained wood and I've been hesitant to paint it, but I love the way he chalk paint looks and gives the color some depth.

I would've loved these pumpkins even without the mud cloth patterns because the chalk paint looks so good.

I just love how pretty the chalk paint looks on the mason -LSB-...]

I am doing my research to paint a china cabinet, and as I've looked at different looks, I found I really like the way chalk paint looks with the distressed edges.

I've been looking into the chalk paint look for my kitchen table.

When you mean, chalk paint look... you mean the chippy, distressed look?

Love the chalk paint look.

I went for the distressed chalk paint look and first finished with polycrylic (which bubbled up), and then refinished with a couple coats of furniture wax.

It does leave some brush marks, again, it's made to resemble the chalk painted look but with a much easier application.

Chalk paint looks great distressed but I didn't distress this piece, I was enjoying the smoother finish.

For a contemporary finish - Chalk paint looks great — it does not have to be sanded or aged.

Not exact matches

I love the look of the «flat / soft» chalk paint, it's the reason I am now painting everything with homemade chalk paint.

I'm looking for a product to go on a white chalk - painted chiffarobe in a tween's room.

Now that I painted them myself with the chalk paint and used the lacquer it still looks like new after three years.

Why not hand paint this stencil in different tones from the Chalk Paint ® paint palette or use metal leaf from the Annie Sloan Collection to give it a gorgeous, authentic Neoclassical look?

For her third Painters in Residence project Agnieszka applied Chalk Paint ® decorative paint in a sumptuous range of colours, heavily distressing the piece to give it this rustic look.

To achieve Annie's signature look, apply a thin coat of wax over your painted surface with a small Chalk Paint ® Wax Brush.

Just know that a satin will dry will a light sheen, not the matte look that chalk paint is known for.

That said, go easy on the chalk paint, I'm sure it will look great ☺

I have been thinking of doing a white wash look with chalk paint on a dinning table but I'm a little nervous about it because I'm worried it won't stand up to kids and I love the color of this dresser.

Annie Sloan's chalkpaint product is wonderful, but I didn't want to drive a long distance to get it or pay the $ 30 - $ 40, so I started looking for recipes to make a chalk - style paint.

What kind of paint did you use to create the chalk board look?

I will say, I absolutely love the look and durability of chalk paint once I am finished.

Once you have achieved a solid, finished look with the chalk paint, apply 1 to 2 layers of the Polycrylic.

I hated the original coppery color, so I just added a little turquoise chalk paint (Riviera from Maison Blanche) to make it look tarnished.

I had heard about Annie Sloan chalk paint after doing some googling, and even though I would love more of a lacquered look, it just seems too complicated.

I looked closer and saw chalk paint.

I had previously painted my wooden plaque with FolkArt ® Home Decor ™ Chalk in Adirondack (White) to give it a weathered look.

I ran upon your fireplace / mantel project (looking for a chalk paint recipe) and fell in love with it.

Kate, do a shabby chic worn look on them with chalk paint, they would look fabulous.

I gave the chicken wire just one coat of white chalk paint to get a chippy look.

First I painted it French Linen but it looked drab on this piece, so I painted over that with Pure White (Chalk Paint by Annie Sloan).

Oh forgive me Annie Sloan, but I have been looking for a more readily available and not to mention affordable chalk paint!

I like chalk paint, but I think I would also really like the look of milk paint too.

Note: I had originally painted this with a light blue chalk paint color, but decided to go for the distressed gray and white wood look.

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.

Recently I gave the legs and base of the bench a quick coat of white paint with some chalk paint I had on hand, and I still might distress it a bit, but I'm liking the look of it much more now.

I am loving the matte look on chalk paint — it is has such a cool factor!

The mirror is from Target and I painted it with, you guessed it, more Chalk Paint ® and also some dark wax to give it a vintage look.

I recently chalk painted a pumpkin and I loved how it looked.

Not only does chalk paint give a project vintage look right off the bat, antiquing and distressing techniques come out much better on a chalk paint finish hands down.

When most of the paint was sanded off, I repainted the bottom half of the cabinet with white chalk paint and sanded random edges to make it look aged.

I love the effect of the green chalk paint and the burlap ribbon keeps it looking rustic.

Using chalk paint I have found the first coat looks pretty horrible, the second coat a big improvement, and by the third coat the color and coverage are gorgeous.

I was beginning to think AS Chalk Paints weren't for me, because I don't like a distressed look.

I had a friend ask me to paint this piece for her in a more modern or «full coverage» look recently, so I thought I'd share a few tips on how to give old furniture a modern look using one of my favorite, go - to paints, Annie Sloan Chalk Paint ®.

I want to try this method, I've been making my own chalk paint, and painted my china cabinet, and used the Minwax dark wax to antique it, it's not for everyone, but the look is just what I want, old world look, not even put it has character, I am doing my coffee table as well, I find very ornate pieces cheap and paint a base cream chalk paint and then go over it with the Minwax dark, let it sit for 15 min and buff, then add another layer of wax, its so much fun, but the problem I'm having is I'm ADD and I have 5 projects going at once!