Chalk Paint in the kitchen! Updating tired cabinets with goes-on-anything, no need to prep, no need to prime Chalk Paint has to be one of our favourite uses. It's a good deal cheaper, better for the planet and way less disruptive than getting your kitchen refitted. The velvety suede finish of Chalk Paint gives an expensive look to PVC, laminate, or shiny coated MDF. Louis Blue and French Linen make a powerful argument for painting your cabinets as (IG)@thingsandthoughtsgr's did in her lovely swe

What to know when you Chalk Paint your kitchen cabinets - other than the fact you'll save a LOT of money: 1. Preparation: Remove doors and hardware, clean with warm soapy water (avoid harsh chemicals). 2. First Coat: Apply Chalk Paint using Annie Sloan Flat Brush for a smooth finish. 3. Drying: Let the first coat dry before applying a second coat of Chalk Paint. 4. Protecting: Once dry, wax using Clear Chalk Paint Wax and a Wax Brush. Wipe off excess wax with a lint-free cloth. Alternatively use

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