I like the look and coverage
of chalk style paint but the price keeps it from being an economical option, until now!
(no, I didn't use that big bucket of paint, that was what hubby was using to paint the walls — you know, at the same time I was painting in the middle of the kitchen, I used Fat
Paint chalk style paint)
It is not meant to be distressed; for that I use the the
regular chalk style paint and glaze, then polyurethane on cupboards.
I'm so glad I tested out this
whole chalk style paint business in a sprayer on this simple piece because now I'm ready to try it on something a bit more complicated (I'm looking at you, spindled chair!).
I was wanting to spray this table for a really even finish (I LOVE the even finish a sprayer gives - especially on large surfaces like this and I really, really love how quickly I can knock projects out using one) but had never tried a paint sprayer
with chalk style paint.
The white baby boos are plastic and I painted them with
chalk style paint.
But the navy I had was
a chalk style paint.
I'd focus on my tips for using the paint sprayer with
chalk style paint.
Okay SO a paint sprayer and
chalk style paint.
Amazing with all diy paints, whether it's Milk Paint,
chalk style paints, acrylics, wall paint, stain or varnish: it all goes smoothly with a CLING ON!
I have used and tried ASCP and it is a great product, however, we chose to carry our favourite Canadian made FAT Paint
chalk style paint, and all of Danielle's tips and tricks she shares for ASCP can be done / used with our chalk style paint FAT Paint.
Chalk style paint has amazing adhesion qualities but I promise you, as a professional painter, nothing sticks to grease and grime.