Sentences with phrase «thinking about chalk painting»

What do u think about chalk paint from lime?

What do u think about chalk paint from lime?

I never thought about chalk paint, all the tutorials I've seen about painting tile or countertops require priming, painting and sealer, would be nice to skip the priming step!

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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...

I I have been thinking about using chalk paint on an old coffee table to jazz it up a bit.

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

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.

Since I got a little chalk spray paint happy in my previous post about DIY Wall Art I thought I would continue the trend to this challenge.

I hadn't thought about using the Chalk paint though, I will be trying Duck Egg Blue!

But again, latex is a great choice for furniture imo and nothing so special about chalk paint that I think you should totally switch up your game.

BTW — I do love all the chalk paint projects I'm seeing and wanted to give it a try but the more I read about it, the more I'm thinking it is less expensive and easier to stick with my old method??

I've been wanting to re-do my vanity in my guest bathroom, thinking seriously about going with the chalk paint.

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...

I've seen some controversy about chalk paint lately (some people aren't fans), but I personally think it's great!

Now I'm not a big chalk paint fan, but I thought that I'd take a shortcut by not having to worry about sanding and priming.

think you are talking about a blackboard / chalkboard surface as opposed to a Chalkpaint ie flat milk like paint not meant for writing on with chalk but as a flat finish on furniture.

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

I am thinking about using your chalk paint recipe but I just want to make sure I understand what to do:) After I have painted my piece with chalk paint and it has dried, is using wax the best way to seal it?

I I have been thinking about using chalk paint on an old coffee table to jazz it up a bit.

I have yet to try any DIY chalk paint recipes but I've been thinking about it and this post really helped me out.

I had thought about using one of the chalk / clay paint colors, watered down, that would have been easy and fast as well, but I would have had to seal it, and I was looking for the quickest and easy route — the Reclaim has a built - in sealer.