Comments on: Sponsor Spotlight: Buy Chalk Paint Online

By: Kristen S

Kristen S — Mon, 20 Aug 2012 20:43:45 +0000

Your post timing was perfect! I have a big project that Chalk Paint might work perfectly! I am going to contact them right now to see if their product can work for me! Thanks for your suggestion!

By: nancy

nancy — Fri, 17 Aug 2012 08:41:46 +0000

I used some Annie Sloan paint on a table base recently. This piece is plaster and had gotten all mildewy and rusty looking from being outdoors. I had to use about 3 coats of old White. It came out great but it all cost so freaking much after the paint and the clear and dark wax. I have to say first of all, I do not care for a very distressed look at all. Very often distressed things look dirty to me, I want to scrub with some soap and water and start painting! I have used flat heavy duty latex enamel and Briwax and got great results and I think it is more durable. I read about the flat paint and paste wax combination in a Southern Living magazine years ago and did a set of chairs and then kinda started painting everything. I will use up what I have and I don’t plan on getting any more of it. That’s just my opinion.

By: CentsationalGirl

CentsationalGirl — Fri, 17 Aug 2012 04:12:07 +0000

Hi Wendy,
It calculates per box weight during checkout!
Kate

By: Christine

Christine — Fri, 17 Aug 2012 01:32:44 +0000

This past weekend away in Long Island, I came upon an Antique / Reclaimed furniture shop that was TDF (to die for!!) A few steps in I said to the owner… wow, someone here is really good at painting furniture. Well the owner is the painter, and sure enough most of the pieces were reclaimed / centsationalized with Annie Sloan Chalk Paint. There is a dream-worthy cabinet in Paris Gray, and if it is there when I go back in another month, it’s mine!!!
If anyone can get there, it is in the tiny North Fork hamlet of Laurel. Shop’s name is “In the Attic, Too”.