I've found that because this paint has the bonding agent in it the jar lids tend to glue shut each time you use it. To fix this you can put cling wrap over the opening, then put the lid on over the cling wrap. With the plastic wrap between the jar and the lid it won't be able to form that seal and glue itself again and you won't ever pull a muscle trying to open your jar the next time.
Because of the bonding primer and topcoat that is built in, you really want to stir VERY well before using. Also, it is self leveling, so put a good amount and stop working it. Just stipple it to help it self level. Also, using self stick plastic wrap before putting the lid on keeps is from sealing. This is a very hard and durable paint, therefore when it dries it is hard to break that seal on the lid. Even though you did not paint the company recommended way, you still got a wonderful finish. Just an added note; you can also paint leather, vinyl, and smooth fabrics with this paint, now. It now has a resin added that lets it dry and still be flexible enough to keep it supple and never crack with use. Yes, I have painted cabinets, furniture and even a leather recliner with this paint. No, I do not work for this company.
I want to paint my leather couch but I am terrified that I will hate it! my major concern is that the leather will feel stiff and look painted! I am also concerned that it will crack or eventually rub off. I know I'm expecting a lot, but I would rather know than go ahead blindly and regret my decision. Please respond. Thanks!
@@edmurphymurphy6810 You just need to clean off any body oils well. I used the HTP deglosser, but you can use non acetone nail polish remover. I sit in my recliner daily and it looks and feels just as soft and supple as the original leather and does not crack or get sticky. I have now painted 5 chairs. The leather and fabric desk chair is used by my son 8 or more hours a day. He does online education and is NOT easy on furniture and it has held up for over 10 months with zero signs of paint failure.
I used this paint on my sons kitchen cupboards, about 3 years ago. They are an active, on the go family of 5. It has held up remarkably and cleans easily with soap and water. To be fair, I used a creamy white paint over stained wood and fiberboard,so I did three coats to cover. I love the finished feel of this paint and will use it again.
So I also tried the color London(gorgeous greyish sage) and I painted 2 coats on a tall 6 drawer chest and the sample size was perfect and I even had a tad bit left that I sent with customer for possible touch ups in transit...and the finish is Sooo beautiful...also very tough paint as far as durability....I've ordered more I love so much..I'm also going to order the Mediterranean ..after watching the color when u painted is Sooo pretty..thanks for video
If you watch their videos on applying their paint they will use a brush then stipple over it with their all in one sponge. Using the sponge make a huge difference.. removes all brush strokes for that smooth finish. By far my favorite paint for furniture. 👍♥️
Yes they do have their own method, I have tried it and it works well, I just wanted to do a traditional brush for the review. It is a good paint, I agree! 😀
I was wondering about the texture when finished. I have a cart full of paint and was trying to figure out if if it worth it or not! Thank you so much! Excited to try!
I see it does not cover as well as you said it did. I can still see the whiteboard showing. But his is a deep, beautiful color (❦ my favorite color ❦), so I think more time spent on groves, etc., would yield better coverage. And I do love the finish. Thank you for the review; I'm definitely going to try this paint out. ♥️🐻ℬ
Oh Do-It-Best Hardware Stores carry it, they are very small sparsely located but hopefully you may have one near? We have a few but I still buy online for deals.
16.99 for sample but if you're new...ynew...you can get one sample of any of their colors for FREE just pay the 6.99 shipping. Free shipping for orders over 40$ I believe! Mediterranean is amazing deep and so pretty . am doing my bathroom vanities in Mediterranean today as a matter of fact. Haha
I just painted a small chest of drawers for my grandson with this all in one paint in a light gray and I really like it. I love that it is self leveling and dries pretty quick. I did not smell any odor at all. The finish is so soft and smooth. Thanks for your tutorial.
Joe Gold The brand calls this a self leveling paint, there are many brands that claim the same thing. When applied correctly (more wet than dry) the paint levels itself out evenly as it dries, help leveling out brush strokes and drying evenly to create a smooth finish.
Can you please tell me how the paint has held up? I’m thinking of doing my kitchen cabinets and I can’t find an unbiased opinion of anyone that has used this. I’m concerned how it holds up, to daily use of drawers and doors. Thank you!
Thank you so much for the helpful tips! Random question as i love your make up and wondering what you wear on your lips as it is such a lovely color and flawless application! :)
How has it held up? I’m planning on using this on my kitchen and laundry room so I’ve been hoping to find someone who’s had it for a few yrs in there home
Your supposed to roll or stipple after applying with brush and it will smooth out. I found other reviews and they all say that after applying like the products recommended that it makers a big difference and they loved it.
Great review. I was told for the first coat that you should apply the paint by pouncing it and then on the second coat to paint it as you normally would by laying it out.
Actually you fully load a brush as this is self-leveling. You paint a small area, then stipple with a smooth sponge to remove brush strokes. It drys quickly, so they recommend not doing this with a ceiling fan or vent on in the room. Also recommend doing this inside and not out, such as a garage. Do the same for the 2nd coat.
Going to be using this paint this week. What brush do you recommend or should I use a foam roller? Doing a bed, dresser and nightstand. Also, if sanding before or between layers what grit should I use? Thanks!
Everyone has their preference and technique, If I am not spraying, I use a good synthetic brush. When sanding in between coats, you want to go with a sanding pad, not paper - they make fine and extra fine, just enough to knock down any roughness. I love these - amzn.to/3ECLXbn
I'm in love with the idea of this paint, but the lightest color (Bone) available was still too yellow. Do you know of a brand that has similar properties with a more diverse color selection?
Monica Vance I don’t know this paint line well enough - to know this color. I personally like general finishes - they have a color called alabaster which is a true off white - no yellow undertones.
not sure if you got your answer, but it is on the website. there is a true white (Cashmere), Bone is the yellow white and then there is more of a grey white. You have to go to the website, and there are comparisons of the whites with descriptions so that you know what you are getting.
As an extensive user of this product, which I love totally to redo my whole home and others, you must use the restore, which will open the wood grain and take any dirt debris left over, especially in the kitchen and you must clean it very well after mini times, the oils from the kitchen will bacon and bacon Until it turns to a hard substance and that Hass to be cleaned off! I’m trying to be as positive as I can to help you! Second of all, you need the tools that go with this product there’s a stippling brush a roller brush that will take all the paint streaks off and catches any dripping or Miss places there’s two products of such one is a small roller which I prefer that you barely go over you do not get it in hard. In other words just take your finger off and just barely lightly go up up and down and all around first, trying it by rolling it lightly over your finger and there should be no pressure or indention on your finger and that will take out any trips or miss places with out, leaving any brush marks! There’s tutorials that go along with this and I suggest that you look at them all as you will become faster and a more professional luck, and be amazed at all the things that you can do with this product. Sincerely, Gerri D’Agostino.
They suggest that, but you don’t have to use that technique. I chose not to, it just not my style and I wanted to apply the way I always apply my paints. It had great coverage no matter how applied 😀
@@BorninaBarnBoutique Thanks so much! I just wasn’t sure. I’m intrigued by heirloom treasures and had never seen that technique before. I’m a Annie Sloan gal but recently tried general finishes and really loved that paint. I may try HT for the fun of it now! I really enjoy your videos and always learn a lot. thank you!
@@jebageorge4741 yeah it’s a good paint, I don’t use it regularly. I tried after the video and still liked it, but it’s not one that I really ever used again. I was an Annie girl too for a long time and still use it for blending projects - it’s the best. It’s fun to try different paints, you never know what may work for you! Thank you so much - I’m so glad! 😀
I don't recommend the product especially when using light colors, The kit that Heirloom promotes is over priced the paint is very difficult to lay down properly and there is a significant learning curve in laying it down properly and again I was using a light color. The small piece of trim she used is not a good example when compared to applying the paint to a cabinet face there was a texture to the paint in spite of several coats. Incidentally we watched the videos on how to apply the paint but I still didn't see the results I hoped for. In closing Heirloom doesn't offer a money back guarantee which is indicative of a level of dissatisfaction on the part of customers who returned the product. Ultimately your taking a gamble with the product it may or may not work for you
Not trying to cause trouble, but I can’t disagree enough. I’ve used other paints and nothing compares to HTP. Yes, it’s a bit pricey, but it’s so worth it. Also, HTP almost always has sales and if you buy from their site you earn points that can be used for purchases
I just ordered the All In One for my kitchen cabinets. The company recommends using an oval chalk brush to lay the paint down and then a specialty sponge to smooth it out by stippling. Who has time for all that mess, LOL. I like the way your finish looks using the F50 so I just went to the Wise Owl site and purchased it. Thank you for the time it will save me and all the juggling I would have been doing with a brush and sponge on a ladder. BTW that dk blue color is amazing!
Thank you as well, I just bought that brush. I am skeptical about using an oval chalk brush for my project, the F50, at least, seems like a quality brush.
@@Kitandkatroblox The HTP brush and roller give an amazing finish...like sprayed on paint...no brush strokes! and it's surprisingly fast! I have used this paint in my dryer, my hubby's leather tennis shoes as well as several pieces of furniture!
It’s not a paint that I used regularly after the video, I just have my favorites in the rotation. This is not a bad paint though. I like to topcoat for extra durability and easy care and maintenance
Would you recommend this paint for kitchen cabinets? My 30 yr old cabinets are oak in what I would call a nutmeg color. Also, should I use a product to fill in the grain before I paint and if so what would you recommend? What about a topcoat- satin finish and one that doesn’t yellow? I love the color you tested. I’m thinking maybe that color on the bottom cabinets and white on the top.
You can. Its a good all in one paint. I do not use it anymore - nothing wrong with it, just have others that are my favorites. General Finishes, Fusion, Wise Owl One Hour Enamel. All of those are great paints for cabinets/furniture. If you want a complete smooth look, no grain showing, you would want to use a grain filler, you don't have to but the primer and paint will not conceal that grain. All whites will yellow with a topcoat (even water based). I would go with a paint that does not require an additional one - General Finishes Brushable White enamel or Wise Owl One hour enamel - both dry hard as can be and very durable - with a top coat in the formula as well.
@@SunnyLexiLouTx I would choose General Finishes Brushable White Enamel or Wise Owl Paint One Hour Enamel. Why - They are both a paint and poly in one (topcoating white is not recommended as it will yellow - even water based top coats). Both easy to work with, extremely durable and intended for cabinetry.
Thank you for your fast reply, maybe one day you can test this With leather? All in one paint advertises leather vinyl wood on & on. . Thank you again.
@@BorninaBarnBoutique did you get this color? is it a b;ue/ teal mixed tone? I want it for my bottom cabinets, but I see too many pics with different tones hard to tell if its dark, light, blue, teal or mix
@@BorninaBarnBoutique They just started this month in 40 test markets to see how well it does. It might be in yours. Fingers crossed. I love this paint. I have been buying at Camping World but they are only carrying Finish All and in limited colors. Amazon has several colors in both All In One and Finish All lines.
Thinking of using the Cashmere white on a brown cabinet. Do you know if I can just put it straight on or if I need to use a primer given the white on top of a dark color?
Make sure you degloss with either their deglosser or liquid sandpaper like from HD. one you do not have to rinse off. Let it dry. This rough up surface to give paint something to grab onto. and you can prime with water based primer...probably more economical than 3-4 coats of white like Cashmere. I'm doing my yucky 60s yellowish tile in Cashmere. Paula the developer of the paint said it should only take 2 coats with maybe some touch ups in the grout areas. A sample jar can do a pretty decent sized dresser or a front door 2 coats (with left over paint) or even a bathrooom vanity. Did you get the free sample?..one per household!Just pay the shipping. Can you tell I am excited about this paint! And sooo many beautiful colors! I'm doing my BA vanity in Mediterranean today as a matter of fact! Lol then the tile in Cashmere and my linoleum floor in Colosseum and either stenciling it or doing the marbling techniques. Good luck. Have fun painting! Ps did you know you can paint leather and short nap fabric with it? Crazy!
You mentioned Krud Kutter in your comments. There are so many different ones, could you tell me which Krud Kutter cleaner you recommend prior to painting?
I was told that one the coat of this AIO paint that I should pounce the first coat on then the second coat should be applied like the normal method. Have you ever heard of that?
Bahama Mama I have heard of that, I actually had another subscriber mention it too & said she didn’t care for it as far as the finish it gave her. I’m not sure why they say to apply like that, but I do a very smooth finish on all my pieces and found that applying like I did in the video had created a beautiful finish no problem
Born in a Barn Boutique thank you! I like your method much better. I did paint a standing mirror by pouncing the first coat and surprisingly it came out perfect. I just thought it was weird.
Actually you fully load a brush as this is self-leveling. You paint a small area, then stipple with a smooth sponge to remove brush strokes. It drys quickly, so they recommend not doing this with a ceiling fan or vent on in the room. Also recommend doing this inside and not out, such as a garage. Do the same for the 2nd coat.
@@BorninaBarnBoutique They tell you to stipple because it's a self leveling paint. The stippling removes excess paint & brush marks & allows an even coat.
@@carolsperduto7723 I understand thats what this brand says. I just don’t care for the stippling technique. It also doesn’t make sense to me, I work with many paints that are self leveling and none of them recommend a stippling technique in order for the self leveling to happen. It’s a preference - it doesn’t have to be done that way. I have used this paint successfully without using that brushing technique. Self leveling paint is designed to level out evenly as it dries, providing a smooth finish. It can be applied by brushing, rolling, stippling or spraying successfully.
Its actually not one I used much after the video - a few of my favs would be: Fusion Mineral Paint, Melange One (both all in ones and very durable) I have discount codes for both if you like. I would recommend Wise Owl One Hour Enamel (great for cabinets) or General Finishes Brushable White Enamel (a brush on product that can be tinted any color) or their spray product Enduro Poly
First of all, you were supposed to clean it with their cleaner which is inexpensive then you have to put it on with a smaller brush or the round brush you only take off one side of it and you put a generous amount on and then you have to roll it or add it with the ad that they sell and then you won’t have any bubbles and then the first coat is called the ugly coat and the second coat should do it and it has a curing time it is all in one but if it’s not clean it won’t stick and you’re gonna have a mess if he was to do large cabinets or even granite so you need to look at tutorials to get the right outcome. Thank you very much Gerri D’Agostino in love with Traditional All In One Paint ! Good luck.
You don't have to clean with their brand cleaner, you can choose any furniture prep cleaner of your choice. I have been painting furniture successfully for 7 years and have a thriving business - I am familiar with the process - thank you for your input and thank you for watching.
Her sample was a new pre primed piece of crown. No need to use prep. The prep they sell is for degreasing and de glossing old finishes. Not necessary on new primer.
Really pretty color and very good review of all in one paint which looks great. Mediterranean blue is just beautiful on the deep tone with depth. The Heirloom line sounds like a winner with a smooth finish.
@@angelynnsprayberry9324 this is an honest review of their paint. I’m not doing a full line review - it is a review for the paint only. Just like I do for all other paint reviews - that have full lines. My paint reviews are just that - the paint. Thank you
Thank you for your reviews. I find them very clear, to the point, and most of all helpful. They're done so well and a pleasure to watch. Ever try Wise Owl or Country Chic?
Thank you so much! I am glad they are helpful. Yes Country Chic a review video on the channel and Wise Owl I just ordered yesterday - so that one will be coming soon!
The company says you do not have to. Heres my advice, prep is key to a excellent long lasting finish. I would scuff with a fine grit sanding pad, clean with a TSP or TSP alternative, wipe down with water, then a dry rag. This ensures you get all the stuff off the cabinets, get them really clean and by scuffing give the paint better adhesion. Just my .02 cents and it only takes moments to do! Happy Painting
@@futbol1972 Its not stupid, I would just scuff them up with a fine grit sanding pad, not completely sand with a sander and sandpaper - just scuff them to help with adhesion
Is this the same product I've seen them use for countertops? Using several colors to make mock granite or marble? Thanks in advance! Oh, if you know, what did they use for a top coat to preserve it? Maybe a marine poly? Also, is this self leveling like chalk paint so you don't have to be super careful about brush stroke direction? P. S. I keep trying to turn my volume up, but it's on full blast and I'm still struggling to hear you. I went to the next video (someone else) and about blew my ear drum out! Hehe! 😋😝🤪 I just thought you'd like to know your volume to way too low
So yes this is the paint they used to do countertops. I have never personally used it for that, but the company has put out videos on using it. They also just used a water based poly to protect it, not any special marine type poly. Which given a few coats, would be just fine.
Before I buy this product I look at Reviews, those whom use the eucalyptus seem to be disappointed . My questions are : I have a leather chair I’m thinkIng of painting. One part of the chair is black , other part off-white.. I’m thinking of eucalyptus, because eucalyptus is lighter then black should use coat of primer to cover the black? eucalyptus is darker then off - white Will i meed primer? maybe two coats of eucalyptus would cover the off-white ? Thank you so much For any comments or answers / help you can give me.
Artistic Wastelands / Craftplayrooms you know normally I would say yes use primer - however, I have never painted leather - so I’m not sure how the primer would work (my concern would be cracking) for that I would go to their website and see if there is specific information on painting leather.
Please don't use the All In One paint on leather. Heirloom Traditions has a paint for leather, vinyl, smooth fabric and hard surfaces called Finish All. Eucalyptus is in the Finish All line. You won't be disappointed. Please watch some videos. Some people put water bottles between cushion and side of chair or backs so they don't stick together while drying. You will find lots of tips on the videos. You will also see a product called Bond-N-Flex in case you have scratches, tears or even missing areas to use before painting. It is amazing.
@@candysnell4900 Thanks for the information, this review was only on the all in one and was asked if I could do it on Leather or Fabric. I hadn't done one because I discovered they had a special paint for that - not one I planned on doing another review on. Thank you for answering Artistic Wastelands regarding that.
@@candysnell4900 I cannot find a video for "Finish All." The only video I see is her painting a leather couch gray using the "All in One Paint." Is there anyway you can send me the link?
@@edmurphymurphy6810 all the paints are now the same formula so you can use any of their paint lines on leather (They have a specific line for leather that is the same formula, but the colors are more traditional colors you would find in auto upholstery )
Andrea Rivette I had shaken prior to going in camera and had it sitting upside down for quite a while - I didn’t feel the need to stir - as it did not seem thick or separated at all - it was mixed very well when I opened it at that point
Kathy DeBruyne hi. I ordered direct from their website - I’m not sure they have retailers in Canada or its a plane to order for your area - check with their customer service - very helpful!
Born in a Barn Boutique ...thank you. I see on their site they will be bringing it to Amazon.ca at some point. Hope it’s soon - I would like to try it but don’t want to pay the exchange, duty, etc.
Julie Stout so I have never painted countertops and like anything I’m sure the prep is key and how you finish it off. I would check out their site to see if they have recommendations about painting countertops with this - I have seen a video on it - so I know it can be done - you just want to make sure you follow all the steps for the best end result
Paula, the owner and developer of the paint has done many countertops! Just need to degloss well and follow her techniques.and polyacrylic top coats. she even did a marbling of an ugly old Formica meeting table with the tissue paper technique. Im so amazed and impressed. FB group is Heirloom Traditions -check it out if you haven't already. She paints leather and fabric sofas and canvas convertible tops!! It's so wild.!!! So cool to see what eveyone is doing on there!! I spend way too much time. But hey that's how we watch try and learn! Just not sure how well it holds up. I try to find old posts on FB and ask them for updates after a year. This lady did her huge bathroom floor in the paint and the stenciled with another color of paint..right over her tile. You csn paint linoleum. Just high traffic areas needs several coats of polyacrylic. Not sure if the polyurethane is ok..if its oil based? Or even epoxy acrylic? Gorgeous!
You can wet distress or dry with sandpaper, because it has a primer and topcoat built in, it just may take a little more pressure, I suggest testing out on a practice piece first.
You can stir or shake well to mix, I actually turn upside down and let sit for a few minutes too - I just didn't show that on camera (sometimes I forget the little things) :)
I just tried this paint for the 1st time. I'm wondering if my dissatisfaction is because I'm not using a good brush. The results were streaking. What are your thoughts. TIA ROXIE
Roxie Harte well good tools do help to get a food finish, I use cling on and I mist with water on the piece to help the flow be nice and smooth. Are you streaking or seeing brushstrokes.
Do you suggest light sanding in between coats? Would that help the drag? Grit? Thanks. Enjoy your honest reviews! Another question, how does this compare with GF Milk Paint?
sylvia seri hi. Yes anytime you sand in between coats it will knock down those high spots, ridges or brush strokes as well as any grit. Thank you for watching. Very different paints. GF aid I bit thinner consistency (except their whites are thicker), had a satin sheen to it, self levels and self sealing. Heirloom is more matte, a bit thicker, has a top coat built in so it’s an all in one. Both good paints just different.
It was just a plain old white primer piece of wood already generally those white trim boards are factory primed everything you buy white like that their products are advertised for going over wood and varnish but you 1st have to use they degreaser/deglosser that eats the varnish layer down. Then paint
@@BorninaBarnBoutique I didn't mean anything bad these days she advertises that paint collection as all in one after use of their degreaser deglosser product for cabinets that have been stained . They have older videos when they didnt use or push the deglosser product and just says to clean cabinets well before painting. By the way i like that color you used also dont know what i could paint with it but it was a nice looking color. And you are pleasant to watch .
stockstnt8 oh I didn’t think you did, I just didn’t understand the relevance of the comment, now that makes sense. Yes I didn’t use here’s, several lines do have their own, I use my good ol Krud kutter every time. 😀 I know it is such a beautiful color, maybe an accent table or something small for a pop of color in the room. Thank you so much!
@@BorninaBarnBoutique have you ever painted alum or alum siding just curious, i assume you do more household products first i ahve seen you was today ,thanks
stockstnt8 I have painted metal but not alum siding with this paint, I’m sure you could, they claim this paint is pretty versatile for different materials.
@@escapefromny2012 ,sure it does, I give credit where credit is deserved, ok maybe I should of wrote a little on the product and her video!! I do understand where you're going with it!!
Anyone try this on upholstery/fabric? The company says it can be used that way, but I'd like to hear from an everyday person. I see all these videos using chalk paint using 2-3 coats, sanding during painting, sanding between dry coats and then applying clear coat of wax. It seems like a lot.
I have NEVER painted a piece of furniture - ever, until I used this and I can say now that I will never even try another paint. Every piece I've done has come out beautifully, better than expected and I even have friends wanting me to paint stuff for them. I did a few practice pieces first to get the hang of it, but now that I "know" the paint I love it.
I tried this paint after seeing a multitude of ads on social media. I have been painting and repurposing furniture for a long time and this paint is horrible. This has the same basic qualities as big box hardware stores satin latex paint actually I have had better results with them than this product. And the deglosser cleaner is useless.
I've found that because this paint has the bonding agent in it the jar lids tend to glue shut each time you use it. To fix this you can put cling wrap over the opening, then put the lid on over the cling wrap. With the plastic wrap between the jar and the lid it won't be able to form that seal and glue itself again and you won't ever pull a muscle trying to open your jar the next time.
Angela Lloyd yes Fusion is the same way and that is the trick!
@@BorninaBarnBoutique I do the same with gesso, mod podge, and all my other mediums. Saves a lot of frustration. 😉
They’ve recently changed the packaging. Not a problem anymore
Good information
@@karenwhite1265 thank you for the update
Because of the bonding primer and topcoat that is built in, you really want to stir VERY well before using. Also, it is self leveling, so put a good amount and stop working it. Just stipple it to help it self level. Also, using self stick plastic wrap before putting the lid on keeps is from sealing. This is a very hard and durable paint, therefore when it dries it is hard to break that seal on the lid. Even though you did not paint the company recommended way, you still got a wonderful finish. Just an added note; you can also paint leather, vinyl, and smooth fabrics with this paint, now. It now has a resin added that lets it dry and still be flexible enough to keep it supple and never crack with use. Yes, I have painted cabinets, furniture and even a leather recliner with this paint. No, I do not work for this company.
I want to paint my leather couch but I am terrified that I will hate it! my major concern is that the leather will feel stiff and look painted! I am also concerned that it will crack or eventually rub off. I know I'm expecting a lot, but I would rather know than go ahead blindly and regret my decision. Please respond. Thanks!
@@edmurphymurphy6810 You just need to clean off any body oils well. I used the HTP deglosser, but you can use non acetone nail polish remover. I sit in my recliner daily and it looks and feels just as soft and supple as the original leather and does not crack or get sticky. I have now painted 5 chairs. The leather and fabric desk chair is used by my son 8 or more hours a day. He does online education and is NOT easy on furniture and it has held up for over 10 months with zero signs of paint failure.
How did your cabinets hold up?
@@annlindstrom8365 They are still beautiful! No cracking, peeling, fading, etc.
Yes, yes yes!!! And don’t worry about brush strokes, that’s why you stipple
I used this paint on my sons kitchen cupboards, about 3 years ago. They are an active, on the go family of 5. It has held up remarkably and cleans easily with soap and water. To be fair, I used a creamy white paint over stained wood and fiberboard,so I did three coats to cover. I love the finished feel of this paint and will use it again.
That's awesome to hear! I am so glad you are happy with the end result and they way it is holding up! It's a good paint!
So I also tried the color London(gorgeous greyish sage) and I painted 2 coats on a tall 6 drawer chest and the sample size was perfect and I even had a tad bit left that I sent with customer for possible touch ups in transit...and the finish is Sooo beautiful...also very tough paint as far as durability....I've ordered more I love so much..I'm also going to order the Mediterranean ..after watching the color when u painted is Sooo pretty..thanks for video
That’s awesome glad you love it!
If you watch their videos on applying their paint they will use a brush then stipple over it with their all in one sponge. Using the sponge make a huge difference.. removes all brush strokes for that smooth finish. By far my favorite paint for furniture. 👍♥️
Yes they do have their own method, I have tried it and it works well, I just wanted to do a traditional brush for the review. It is a good paint, I agree! 😀
That is the best paint ever! Only paint I buy now! Holds up great!
Nothing will ever replace a beautifully smooth result that you get from a light sand.
I'm so glad I found your channel. I love your paint reviews! Some I've used and some I've wanted to.
I’m so glad too! Thank you for watching! I have another one coming this week! 😀
I was wondering about the texture when finished. I have a cart full of paint and was trying to figure out if if it worth it or not! Thank you so much! Excited to try!
You bet! Happy Painting!
YES!!! IT IS AMAZING!
It goes a long way!!
A sample size can cover 2 coats for your front door. Or a piece of furniture. A bathroom vanity.
So cool!
Thank you for a great review!
Your so welcome! Thank you for watching!
Thank you sooooooooo much for this video! Much needed
Blessed and Favored Your so welcome! Thank you for watching! ❤️
I see it does not cover as well as you said it did. I can still see the whiteboard showing. But his is a deep, beautiful color (❦ my favorite color ❦), so I think more time spent on groves, etc., would yield better coverage. And I do love the finish. Thank you for the review; I'm definitely going to try this paint out. ♥️🐻ℬ
Do you think that you should put some kind of sealant since the finish is matte and I want to use it in my kitchen?
Oh Do-It-Best Hardware Stores carry it, they are very small sparsely located but hopefully you may have one near? We have a few but I still buy online for deals.
Angela Lloyd I have never heard of that store - I love the name!
16.99 for sample but if you're new...ynew...you can get one sample of any of their colors for FREE just pay the 6.99 shipping.
Free shipping for orders over 40$ I believe!
Mediterranean is amazing deep and so pretty . am doing my bathroom vanities in Mediterranean today as a matter of fact. Haha
I just painted a small chest of drawers for my grandson with this all in one paint in a light gray and I really like it. I love that it is self leveling and dries pretty quick. I did not smell any odor at all. The finish is so soft and smooth. Thanks for your tutorial.
Bahama Mama That’s awesome, I love hearing about good experiences! Thank you for sharing!
Joe Gold The brand calls this a self leveling paint, there are many brands that claim the same thing. When applied correctly (more wet than dry) the paint levels itself out evenly as it dries, help leveling out brush strokes and drying evenly to create a smooth finish.
@@joegold9280 Of course!
Can you please tell me how the paint has held up? I’m thinking of doing my kitchen cabinets and I can’t find an unbiased opinion of anyone that has used this. I’m concerned how it holds up, to daily use of drawers and doors. Thank you!
Thank you so much for the helpful tips! Random question as i love your make up and wondering what you wear on your lips as it is such a lovely color and flawless application! :)
Of course! Thank you! It’s Jane Irredale lip fixation in Craving!
@@BorninaBarnBoutique Thank you for taking the time to help a girl out! :)
How has it held up? I’m planning on using this on my kitchen and laundry room so I’ve been hoping to find someone who’s had it for a few yrs in there home
Thank you for the review! I will be painting my kitchen cabinets. Do you prefer All in one paint over the Annie Sloan?
Thank you for watching! do - I like Annie Sloan, but I use her paint now just for blending projects. Have fun with your project
Don’t do it I either got old paint or it’s just junk does not adhere well and the satin finish makes it yellow
Your supposed to roll or stipple after applying with brush and it will smooth out. I found other reviews and they all say that after applying like the products recommended that it makers a big difference and they loved it.
I do know that thank you, you can also brush on as I did and I wanted to see how it would come out that way. Thanks for watching!
Great review. I was told for the first coat that you should apply the paint by pouncing it and then on the second coat to paint it as you normally would by laying it out.
Actually you fully load a brush as this is self-leveling. You paint a small area, then stipple with a smooth sponge to remove brush strokes. It drys quickly, so they recommend not doing this with a ceiling fan or vent on in the room. Also recommend doing this inside and not out, such as a garage. Do the same for the 2nd coat.
Going to be using this paint this week. What brush do you recommend or should I use a foam roller? Doing a bed, dresser and nightstand. Also, if sanding before or between layers what grit should I use? Thanks!
Everyone has their preference and technique, If I am not spraying, I use a good synthetic brush. When sanding in between coats, you want to go with a sanding pad, not paper - they make fine and extra fine, just enough to knock down any roughness. I love these - amzn.to/3ECLXbn
I'm in love with the idea of this paint, but the lightest color (Bone) available was still too yellow. Do you know of a brand that has similar properties with a more diverse color selection?
Monica Vance I don’t know this paint line well enough - to know this color. I personally like general finishes - they have a color called alabaster which is a true off white - no yellow undertones.
not sure if you got your answer, but it is on the website. there is a true white (Cashmere), Bone is the yellow white and then there is more of a grey white. You have to go to the website, and there are comparisons of the whites with descriptions so that you know what you are getting.
Cashmere is the purest white they have. Then bone then linen and they gave a grayish undertone white that is gorgeous...called Colosseum.
You should have used the brushes and the roller they demonstrate.
Thank you but you don't have to use their tools - its not a must have to use their paint.
As an extensive user of this product, which I love totally to redo my whole home and others, you must use the restore, which will open the wood grain and take any dirt debris left over, especially in the kitchen and you must clean it very well after mini times, the oils from the kitchen will bacon and bacon Until it turns to a hard substance and that Hass to be cleaned off! I’m trying to be as positive as I can to help you! Second of all, you need the tools that go with this product there’s a stippling brush a roller brush that will take all the paint streaks off and catches any dripping or Miss places there’s two products of such one is a small roller which I prefer that you barely go over you do not get it in hard. In other words just take your finger off and just barely lightly go up up and down and all around first, trying it by rolling it lightly over your finger and there should be no pressure or indention on your finger and that will take out any trips or miss places with out, leaving any brush marks! There’s tutorials that go along with this and I suggest that you look at them all as you will become faster and a more professional luck, and be amazed at all the things that you can do with this product. Sincerely, Gerri D’Agostino.
According to HT you are supposed to stipple after brushing the paint on. Noticed that you did not do that. Was that in the directions ?
They suggest that, but you don’t have to use that technique. I chose not to, it just not my style and I wanted to apply the way I always apply my paints. It had great coverage no matter how applied 😀
@@BorninaBarnBoutique Thanks so much! I just wasn’t sure. I’m intrigued by heirloom treasures and had never seen that technique before.
I’m a Annie Sloan gal but recently tried general finishes and really loved that paint. I may try HT for the fun of it now!
I really enjoy your videos and always learn a lot. thank you!
@@jebageorge4741 yeah it’s a good paint, I don’t use it regularly. I tried after the video and still liked it, but it’s not one that I really ever used again. I was an Annie girl too for a long time and still use it for blending projects - it’s the best. It’s fun to try different paints, you never know what may work for you! Thank you so much - I’m so glad! 😀
I don't recommend the product especially when using light colors, The kit that Heirloom promotes is over priced the paint is very difficult to lay down properly and there is a significant learning curve in laying it down properly and again I was using a light color. The small piece of trim she used is not a good example when compared to applying the paint to a cabinet face there was a texture to the paint in spite of several coats. Incidentally we watched the videos on how to apply the paint but I still didn't see the results I hoped for. In closing Heirloom doesn't offer a money back guarantee which is indicative of a level of dissatisfaction on the part of customers who returned the product. Ultimately your taking a gamble with the product it may or may not work for you
Not trying to cause trouble, but I can’t disagree enough. I’ve used other paints and nothing compares to HTP. Yes, it’s a bit pricey, but it’s so worth it. Also, HTP almost always has sales and if you buy from their site you earn points that can be used for purchases
I’ve used HTP for several projects with very good results. I’ve tried 3 or 4 different chalk paint lines and it’s my favorite so far.
I just ordered the All In One for my kitchen cabinets. The company recommends using an oval chalk brush to lay the paint down and then a specialty sponge to smooth it out by stippling. Who has time for all that mess, LOL. I like the way your finish looks using the F50 so I just went to the Wise Owl site and purchased it. Thank you for the time it will save me and all the juggling I would have been doing with a brush and sponge on a ladder. BTW that dk blue color is amazing!
kimberly vanderpool I’m so glad! Your right - especially when your on a ladder! Good luck and can’t wait to hear how it turns out - keep me posted! 😀
Thank you as well, I just bought that brush. I am skeptical about using an oval chalk brush for my project, the F50, at least, seems like a quality brush.
@@Kitandkatroblox The HTP brush and roller give an amazing finish...like sprayed on paint...no brush strokes! and it's surprisingly fast! I have used this paint in my dryer, my hubby's leather tennis shoes as well as several pieces of furniture!
What are your thoughts.on this paint after few years? Would you use topcoat anyway for extra durability ?.or no poly needed ?
It’s not a paint that I used regularly after the video, I just have my favorites in the rotation. This is not a bad paint though. I like to topcoat for extra durability and easy care and maintenance
Beautiful
Would you recommend this paint for kitchen cabinets? My 30 yr old cabinets are oak in what I would call a nutmeg color. Also, should I use a product to fill in the grain before I paint and if so what would you recommend? What about a topcoat- satin finish and one that doesn’t yellow? I love the color you tested. I’m thinking maybe that color on the bottom cabinets and white on the top.
You can. Its a good all in one paint. I do not use it anymore - nothing wrong with it, just have others that are my favorites. General Finishes, Fusion, Wise Owl One Hour Enamel. All of those are great paints for cabinets/furniture. If you want a complete smooth look, no grain showing, you would want to use a grain filler, you don't have to but the primer and paint will not conceal that grain. All whites will yellow with a topcoat (even water based). I would go with a paint that does not require an additional one - General Finishes Brushable White enamel or Wise Owl One hour enamel - both dry hard as can be and very durable - with a top coat in the formula as well.
@@BorninaBarnBoutique can you please tell me what would be your first choice to paint cabinets white, and why? Thank you I’m advance. ☺️
@@SunnyLexiLouTx I would choose General Finishes Brushable White Enamel or Wise Owl Paint One Hour Enamel. Why - They are both a paint and poly in one (topcoating white is not recommended as it will yellow - even water based top coats). Both easy to work with, extremely durable and intended for cabinetry.
Thank you for your fast reply, maybe one day you can test this With leather? All in one paint advertises leather vinyl wood on & on. . Thank you again.
Artistic Wastelands / Craftplayrooms absolutely! I will have to get my hands on something leather and I would be more than happy to do that!
Actually Heirloom Traditions has a paint for leather, vinyl, smooth fabric and hard surfaces called Finish All. All In One is for hard surfaces only.
@@candysnell4900 beginning 9 months ago, all their paints are the same formula. I will never use another brand!
@@InOneAccord Yes they just made this announcement about a week ago. Their new branding will be called Finish All In One.
Look up heirlooms traditions pain videos on RUclips
You can get the small one as a free sample pay $7 Shipp.
freeangie11 yes I did that as well!
@@BorninaBarnBoutique did you get this color? is it a b;ue/ teal mixed tone? I want it for my bottom cabinets, but I see too many pics with different tones hard to tell if its dark, light, blue, teal or mix
What are the undertones or how would you describe the color? Blue? Blue/teal? , teal? Thank you!
freeangie11 it is a teal blue - the company describes it as a Navy with a slight green undertone(Blue/teal)
@@BorninaBarnBoutique ok I See now this replay. cool thank u
Did you stir it first off screen.
It’s been so long since I did this one, if I didn’t do on camera, I’m sure I did! 😀
Rural King is starting to carry it. So far, I know Camping World has carried it as well.
Yes I heard camping world, but one near me!
@@BorninaBarnBoutique They just started this month in 40 test markets to see how well it does. It might be in yours. Fingers crossed. I love this paint. I have been buying at Camping World but they are only carrying Finish All and in limited colors. Amazon has several colors in both All In One and Finish All lines.
Thinking of using the Cashmere white on a brown cabinet. Do you know if I can just put it straight on or if I need to use a primer given the white on top of a dark color?
Roman Valiouline my personal opinion - prime. Whites over a dark base without primer will use a lot of the paint to get good coverage.
Make sure you degloss with either their deglosser or liquid sandpaper like from HD. one you do not have to rinse off. Let it dry. This rough up surface to give paint something to grab onto. and you can prime with water based primer...probably more economical than 3-4 coats of white like Cashmere. I'm doing my yucky 60s yellowish tile in Cashmere. Paula the developer of the paint said it should only take 2 coats with maybe some touch ups in the grout areas.
A sample jar can do a pretty decent sized dresser or a front door 2 coats (with left over paint) or even a bathrooom vanity.
Did you get the free sample?..one per household!Just pay the shipping.
Can you tell I am excited about this paint! And sooo many beautiful colors!
I'm doing my BA vanity in Mediterranean today as a matter of fact! Lol then the tile in Cashmere and my linoleum floor in Colosseum and either stenciling it or doing the marbling techniques.
Good luck. Have fun painting!
Ps did you know you can paint leather and short nap fabric with it? Crazy!
You mentioned Krud Kutter in your comments. There are so many different ones, could you tell me which Krud Kutter cleaner you recommend prior to painting?
I use the one in the red bottle - Krud Kutter cleaner Deglosser/Degreaser
HTP sells its own degreaser!
@@danasnodgrass3451 they do and it’s a great product, but I use Krud Kutter
I was told that one the coat of this AIO paint that I should pounce the first coat on then the second coat should be applied like the normal method. Have you ever heard of that?
Bahama Mama I have heard of that, I actually had another subscriber mention it too & said she didn’t care for it as far as the finish it gave her. I’m not sure why they say to apply like that, but I do a very smooth finish on all my pieces and found that applying like I did in the video had created a beautiful finish no problem
Born in a Barn Boutique thank you! I like your method much better. I did paint a standing mirror by pouncing the first coat and surprisingly it came out perfect. I just thought it was weird.
Actually you fully load a brush as this is self-leveling. You paint a small area, then stipple with a smooth sponge to remove brush strokes. It drys quickly, so they recommend not doing this with a ceiling fan or vent on in the room. Also recommend doing this inside and not out, such as a garage. Do the same for the 2nd coat.
@@BorninaBarnBoutique They tell you to stipple because it's a self leveling paint. The stippling removes excess paint & brush marks & allows an even coat.
@@carolsperduto7723 I understand thats what this brand says. I just don’t care for the stippling technique. It also doesn’t make sense to me, I work with many paints that are self leveling and none of them recommend a stippling technique in order for the self leveling to happen. It’s a preference - it doesn’t have to be done that way. I have used this paint successfully without using that brushing technique. Self leveling paint is designed to level out evenly as it dries, providing a smooth finish. It can be applied by brushing, rolling, stippling or spraying successfully.
Would you recommend this paint for kitchen cabinets?
Its actually not one I used much after the video - a few of my favs would be: Fusion Mineral Paint, Melange One (both all in ones and very durable) I have discount codes for both if you like. I would recommend Wise Owl One Hour Enamel (great for cabinets) or General Finishes Brushable White Enamel (a brush on product that can be tinted any color) or their spray product Enduro Poly
First of all, you were supposed to clean it with their cleaner which is inexpensive then you have to put it on with a smaller brush or the round brush you only take off one side of it and you put a generous amount on and then you have to roll it or add it with the ad that they sell and then you won’t have any bubbles and then the first coat is called the ugly coat and the second coat should do it and it has a curing time it is all in one but if it’s not clean it won’t stick and you’re gonna have a mess if he was to do large cabinets or even granite so you need to look at tutorials to get the right outcome. Thank you very much Gerri D’Agostino in love with Traditional All In One Paint ! Good luck.
You don't have to clean with their brand cleaner, you can choose any furniture prep cleaner of your choice. I have been painting furniture successfully for 7 years and have a thriving business - I am familiar with the process - thank you for your input and thank you for watching.
Her sample was a new pre primed piece of crown. No need to use prep. The prep they sell is for degreasing and de glossing old finishes. Not necessary on new primer.
Really pretty color and very good review of all in one paint which looks great. Mediterranean blue is just beautiful on the deep tone with depth. The Heirloom line sounds like a winner with a smooth finish.
Genna25 thank you - yes it is such a beautiful color!
Love this paint!!!!!
You did not show yourself mixing the paint. Did you mix it before starting the video?
Oh yes, I always stir or shake or both.
@@BorninaBarnBoutique The company recommend stirring, not shaking this paint.
@@dianesutter yes thank you I did stir this off camera
@@angelynnsprayberry9324 this is an honest review of their paint. I’m not doing a full line review - it is a review for the paint only. Just like I do for all other paint reviews - that have full lines. My paint reviews are just that - the paint. Thank you
What color was that ?? I got Crete and woah def different from the site .
I think it was Mediterranean - I believe I say it somewhere in the video 😀
Thank you for your reviews. I find them very clear, to the point, and most of all helpful. They're done so well and a pleasure to watch. Ever try Wise Owl or Country Chic?
Thank you so much! I am glad they are helpful. Yes Country Chic a review video on the channel and Wise Owl I just ordered yesterday - so that one will be coming soon!
With this paint I don't need to sand my kitchen cabinets at all? I can just paint over them without sanding?
The company says you do not have to. Heres my advice, prep is key to a excellent long lasting finish. I would scuff with a fine grit sanding pad, clean with a TSP or TSP alternative, wipe down with water, then a dry rag. This ensures you get all the stuff off the cabinets, get them really clean and by scuffing give the paint better adhesion. Just my .02 cents and it only takes moments to do! Happy Painting
Sorry for the stupid question but could I use a sanding machine to do so or is it better to do it by hand?
@@futbol1972 Its not stupid, I would just scuff them up with a fine grit sanding pad, not completely sand with a sander and sandpaper - just scuff them to help with adhesion
@@BorninaBarnBoutique thank u are so good. Keep it up:)
Is this the same product I've seen them use for countertops? Using several colors to make mock granite or marble? Thanks in advance! Oh, if you know, what did they use for a top coat to preserve it? Maybe a marine poly?
Also, is this self leveling like chalk paint so you don't have to be super careful about brush stroke direction?
P. S. I keep trying to turn my volume up, but it's on full blast and I'm still struggling to hear you. I went to the next video (someone else) and about blew my ear drum out! Hehe! 😋😝🤪 I just thought you'd like to know your volume to way too low
So yes this is the paint they used to do countertops. I have never personally used it for that, but the company has put out videos on using it. They also just used a water based poly to protect it, not any special marine type poly. Which given a few coats, would be just fine.
Before I buy this product I look at Reviews, those whom use the eucalyptus seem to be disappointed . My questions are : I have a leather chair I’m thinkIng of painting. One part of the chair is black , other part off-white.. I’m thinking of eucalyptus, because eucalyptus is lighter then black should use coat of primer to cover the black? eucalyptus is darker then off - white Will i meed primer? maybe two coats of eucalyptus would cover the off-white ? Thank you so much
For any comments or answers / help you can give me.
Artistic Wastelands / Craftplayrooms you know normally I would say yes use primer - however, I have never painted leather - so I’m not sure how the primer would work (my concern would be cracking) for that I would go to their website and see if there is specific information on painting leather.
Please don't use the All In One paint on leather. Heirloom Traditions has a paint for leather, vinyl, smooth fabric and hard surfaces called Finish All. Eucalyptus is in the Finish All line. You won't be disappointed. Please watch some videos. Some people put water bottles between cushion and side of chair or backs so they don't stick together while drying. You will find lots of tips on the videos. You will also see a product called Bond-N-Flex in case you have scratches, tears or even missing areas to use before painting. It is amazing.
@@candysnell4900 Thanks for the information, this review was only on the all in one and was asked if I could do it on Leather or Fabric. I hadn't done one because I discovered they had a special paint for that - not one I planned on doing another review on. Thank you for answering Artistic Wastelands regarding that.
@@candysnell4900 I cannot find a video for "Finish All." The only video I see is her painting a leather couch gray using the "All in One Paint." Is there anyway you can send me the link?
@@edmurphymurphy6810 all the paints are now the same formula so you can use any of their paint lines on leather (They have a specific line for leather that is the same formula, but the colors are more traditional colors you would find in auto upholstery )
Can I ask why you didn't stir it up to 2 minutes as they suggest?
Andrea Rivette I had shaken prior to going in camera and had it sitting upside down for quite a while - I didn’t feel the need to stir - as it did not seem thick or separated at all - it was mixed very well when I opened it at that point
@@BorninaBarnBoutique thanks! I thought maybe it was a different product!
This looks great! Their website is American. Where can we buy this in Ontario Canada? Where did you order yours from?
Kathy DeBruyne hi. I ordered direct from their website - I’m not sure they have retailers in Canada or its a plane to order for your area - check with their customer service - very helpful!
Born in a Barn Boutique ...thank you. I see on their site they will be bringing it to Amazon.ca at some point. Hope it’s soon - I would like to try it but don’t want to pay the exchange, duty, etc.
Kathy DeBruyne that’s great! I hope it’s soon too - I don’t blame you
Could I use this paint on formica countertops?
Julie Stout so I have never painted countertops and like anything I’m sure the prep is key and how you finish it off. I would check out their site to see if they have recommendations about painting countertops with this - I have seen a video on it - so I know it can be done - you just want to make sure you follow all the steps for the best end result
The manufacture does NOT recommend it for countertops or floors.
Paula, the owner and developer of the paint has done many countertops!
Just need to degloss well and follow her techniques.and polyacrylic top coats. she even did a marbling of an ugly old Formica meeting table with the tissue paper technique. Im so amazed and impressed.
FB group is Heirloom Traditions -check it out if you haven't already. She paints leather and fabric sofas and canvas convertible tops!! It's so wild.!!!
So cool to see what eveyone is doing on there!!
I spend way too much time. But hey that's how we watch try and learn! Just not sure how well it holds up.
I try to find old posts on FB and ask them for updates after a year.
This lady did her huge bathroom floor in the paint and the stenciled with another color of paint..right over her tile. You csn paint linoleum. Just high traffic areas needs several coats of polyacrylic. Not sure if the polyurethane is ok..if its oil based? Or even epoxy acrylic? Gorgeous!
Can you sand corners and distress your furniture with this product?
You can wet distress or dry with sandpaper, because it has a primer and topcoat built in, it just may take a little more pressure, I suggest testing out on a practice piece first.
Did you stir it first?
You can stir or shake well to mix, I actually turn upside down and let sit for a few minutes too - I just didn't show that on camera (sometimes I forget the little things) :)
I just tried this paint for the 1st time. I'm wondering if my dissatisfaction is because I'm not using a good brush. The results were streaking. What are your thoughts.
TIA
ROXIE
Roxie Harte well good tools do help to get a food finish, I use cling on and I mist with water on the piece to help the flow be nice and smooth. Are you streaking or seeing brushstrokes.
Brushstrokes and streaking. I will try spraying water but tell me what brushes you use please.
Roxie Harte I use Cling on brushes - my favorite for dressers and good size projects is the F50
@@roxieharte8387 you need to use a foam roller to get rid of streaks. You can go to the website or RUclips and watch.
I wonder how much paint I would need to cover 94.5 sq ft its what I need on my cabinets. does anybody knows how much the big can covers? thanks
Angie Castillo the 32 oz they say covers up to 140 sf - apartment size cabinets - hop this helps!
Do you suggest light sanding in between coats? Would that help the drag? Grit? Thanks. Enjoy your honest reviews!
Another question, how does this compare with GF Milk Paint?
sylvia seri hi. Yes anytime you sand in between coats it will knock down those high spots, ridges or brush strokes as well as any grit. Thank you for watching. Very different paints. GF aid I bit thinner consistency (except their whites are thicker), had a satin sheen to it, self levels and self sealing. Heirloom is more matte, a bit thicker, has a top coat built in so it’s an all in one. Both good paints just different.
Born in a Barn Boutique. Thanks! I am going to try both on a piece of wood to see which I like better.
It was just a plain old white primer piece of wood already generally those white trim boards are factory primed everything you buy white like that their products are advertised for going over wood and varnish but you 1st have to use they degreaser/deglosser that eats the varnish layer down. Then paint
stockstnt8 I’m sorry I’m not sure I understand your comment. Everything I Paint always gets cleaned with Krud kutter - a degreaser/deglosser first.
@@BorninaBarnBoutique
I didn't mean anything bad these days she advertises that paint collection as all in one after use of their degreaser deglosser product for cabinets that have been stained .
They have older videos when they didnt use or push the deglosser product and just says to clean cabinets well before painting. By the way i like that color you used also dont know what i could paint with it but it was a nice looking color. And you are pleasant to watch .
stockstnt8 oh I didn’t think you did, I just didn’t understand the relevance of the comment, now that makes sense. Yes I didn’t use here’s, several lines do have their own, I use my good ol Krud kutter every time. 😀 I know it is such a beautiful color, maybe an accent table or something small for a pop of color in the room. Thank you so much!
@@BorninaBarnBoutique have you ever painted alum or alum siding just curious, i assume you do more household products first i ahve seen you was today ,thanks
stockstnt8 I have painted metal but not alum siding with this paint, I’m sure you could, they claim this paint is pretty versatile for different materials.
What is the name of this color?
The dark one is Mediterranean and the light one is Wedgewood
Beautiful teacher!!
And that matters so much when it comes to a product review, or the character of a human.
@@escapefromny2012 ,sure it does, I give credit where credit is deserved, ok maybe I should of wrote a little on the product and her video!! I do understand where you're going with it!!
@@escapefromny2012 maybe it doesn't, but it's always nice to receive a compliment.
I used this on pleather or vinyl headboard, looks lovely but it’s sticky. What an I do? Wax? It’s now 2 was cured.
Vee Dubb I haven’t personally used this or other paints on material of any kind but my other furniture friends have and they use wax - it softens it
Born in a Barn Boutique thank you!
Amazon!
Anyone try this on upholstery/fabric? The company says it can be used that way, but I'd like to hear from an everyday person. I see all these videos using chalk paint using 2-3 coats, sanding during painting, sanding between dry coats and then applying clear coat of wax. It seems like a lot.
I’m wondering the same. I have some faux leather chairs that I really would like to paint without destroying 🤞🏼
“Looming around” lol
Has anyone used this on kitchen cabinets and have an opinion on the longevity? Please help!
I have not and don't know anyone that has - sorry I can't tell you how the wear is on this one.
Mine exploded
😱 how come???
You are going over it WAY TOO MUCH!
Brush on and either supple with the sponge or the small foam roller
I appreciate the feedback, it came out just fine though
This paints junk
Could you elaborate?
I have NEVER painted a piece of furniture - ever, until I used this and I can say now that I will never even try another paint. Every piece I've done has come out beautifully, better than expected and I even have friends wanting me to paint stuff for them. I did a few practice pieces first to get the hang of it, but now that I "know" the paint I love it.
Yes
It has horrible coverage
Need several coats
The satin finish leaves finished product yellowish
The Deglosser is a joke of a product
I tried this paint after seeing a multitude of ads on social media. I have been painting and repurposing furniture for a long time and this paint is horrible. This has the same basic qualities as big box hardware stores satin latex paint actually I have had better results with them than this product. And the deglosser cleaner is useless.
@@jeffreybelanger3723 which brand would you recommend?