Country Chic All-in-One Chalk Paint for Furniture, Cabinets, Home Decor, Eco-Friendly, Matte Finish, Built-In Primer & Top Coat for Wood, Metal - Sunday Tea (Warm Grey) - Quart 32 oz (950 ml)

Love it!

I have never painted furniture before, and I wanted an easy and affordable option. There was no prep work required (other than dusting the surface of the item), it dried very quickly, and it looks great. I did need to use 3 coats as what I was painting was black, but overall, I am very happy with the finished product!

After reading multiple reviews I chose those brand! I’m so glad I did. I went with their paint, wax, and brush. I purchased an old couch off facebook marketplace with the intent to paint the upholstery. I’ve never done anything like that before, but I’ve watched videos and seen it done and wanted to give it a try. The couch was cheap and in great shape the fabric was just very outdated and ugly. I prepped the couch by shampooing and letting it dry. Then I took a spray bottle with water and misted the fabric before applying the paint. Damping the fabric helped the paint absorb even better into the fibers. It was so smooth and easy to apply and such a beautiful color. Just the right color I was looking for too! After a couple of coats I went over it with the wax to seal it. I chose the clear wax. It turned out perfect. The fabric is a little still compared to how it was before it was painted, but overall after applying the wax it’s not crunchy or hard. You could sit comfortably for some time especially during a photoshoot which is what I intend to use this for. I wouldn’t necessarily use this for everyday use however it’s not as soft as a normal chair but perhaps over time with everyday use it might soften up idk. 100% will buy again and redo more pieces like this! Love it!

Just a bit small a quart would have been better.

Wanted to leave pictures for anyone debating purchasing the color Peacoat. It’s the perfect deep, navy blue color!! It took two coats, I painted on top of old laminate cupboards and then sealed with two coats of wax topcoat so hoping it holds up. It is a time consuming process for this purpose, you definitely have to wait for each coat to dry long enough and then you have to be careful applying the second coat to ensure it doesn’t lift the first coat (I’m sure this would work better on actual wood; I just cleaned the cabinets with mineral spirits first and then painted).

Love this color!!