FolkArtHome Decor Chalk Paint 8 Oz-Turkish Tile, Acrylic, Blue, 8 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)

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I got this and some other chalk paint of the same brand to update our bathroom vanity. I had an entire look planned out in my head, and honestly, it came out even better than I anticipated. (Ignore the missing drawer in the second photo. It’s still being worked on.)I cleaned the entire piece, used gorilla wood glue to attach the appliqués to the existing vanity, taped everything off, and painted it with a mix of red and mustard colored chalk paint. I then rubbed Vaseline in areas I wanted to show distressed wear and painted over that with green and this navy blue chalk paint. (I do have formal training and have been painting for years and paint wall murals, so if you are inexperienced, you may not want to use this method.) I then wiped down the piece to remove the areas with the Vaseline and have the red/mustard layer show through. I also sanded the piece in parts that I wanted even more distressing. It turned out great and the appliqués really added another dimension to the piece.I knew I wanted to finish the look using a navy and green mix, and this was really pretty. It’s almost a grayish denim color in the bottle, but it mixes well with the green I chose and blends easily. I kept it patchy, but I love the way it makes the green pop out in contrast.Overall, I’m supremely happy with how the piece turned out. Because it’s our master bath, I did use this as a bit of a test for my more intricate plans for our kitchen island, and I’m happy with the results. Once the entire piece is finished and cleaned up, I’ll try to post more pictures!

Love this color painted T.V stand and side table to match. No chipping or peeling , and I didn’t prep the wood. Easy to use drys fast , & pigmented