So much so, that my kids have joined in on the fun and paint with me often! (Even my toddler! – it’s that EASY to use!) So… I can say that my new favorite brand of Chalk Paint is hands down my favorite one to work with.
CHALK PAINT FULL
I’ve also painted two full kitchens AND a tufted headboard! I’ve tried so many types of paints (not just chalk paint) and have lost track of how many pieces of furniture I’ve painted. Luckily, thanks to my obsession with DIY, my feed is routinely filled with ads for all sorts of crafty-stuff and I’m so glad it is!Īfter years of painting or staining everything including a previous kitchen and any furniture I could get my hands on, I finally found a paint that I LOVE! And… I found it through an ad in my feed! Thank you Facebook! What’s the best chalk paint for furniture? You just can’t beat the adhesion and smooth texture that you get from painting with chalk paint so I felt so torn! I love chalk paint but hate applying the wax (and the feel of the wax). Cabinets, counters, backsplash and FRIDGE are painted! Wax wears off over time – especially on something like kitchen cabinets that need to get cleaned frequently. Worse yet, you need to redo this step every few years (or more often if it’s an especially high traffic area). This step can take as long if not longer than painting and can get very messy. One of the biggest (typical) downsides to chalk paint, though, is that you need to add a protective layer of wax on top of it. With chalk paint, you typically don’t need to sand, rarely need to prime, and can basically skip over the hard steps that usually scare people away from taking the plunge and painting something they desperately want to change. So many DIY’ers and skilled painters love to use chalk.
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