We gave all pieces at least one coat of Old White. Then we painted the rocker with one coat of Antoinette, the coffee table with accent of Paris Grey, the side table with Antoinette, the end table with an accent of Coco and hutch top with Antoinette on the bead board back. And you ask, what did we have left? We used one quarter of Old White, three quarters of a can of Antoinette and we used barely any Paris Grey or Coco.
While at first look, some might think the cost of Chalk Paint® is pricey, we used no primer, didn't have to use sand paper and we have quite a bit of paint left.
Chalk Paint® proves very cost effective and I'm proud to be Retail Partner!
Great blog post Jessica! It's great to let people know how far a can of paint goes.
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ReplyDeleteI had so much fun painting with you! This is the best paint ever. I'm excited to continue to learn more techniques.
DeleteLove your work, you have a great eye for color and your technique is fantastic. We need to finish my dining room soon.
ReplyDeleteNo sanding or priming? I must try some of this! Lovely work,Shabby Girl!
ReplyDeleteLove the Antoinette with the white on the shelving unit...you've inspired me to do that with my corner cabinet! Beautiful pieces x
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