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I use both Annie Slone and Waverly Chalk Paints. The Waverley holds up just as well as Annie Slone. For the money Waverly is my go to paint. Sorry Annie!
I agree! If I ever get to do my kitchen floor I would probably go with AS but until then Waverly wins! I have used it a good bit never been disappointed yet. My next project is going to be a faux cement wall in my bathroom. Staying home during all the craziness right now makes for the perfect time to do it.
As someone who paints a lot of furniture and has used both the Annie Sloan & Waverly - plus their brushes.. Waverly brushes suck. Annie Sloan are really good however I've found the Dixie Bell brushes are far far superior to any others I've used. Waverly paint rocks. Seriously rocks. I love painting with it. One thing I would suggest though is when you add water to thin out the Waverly paint paint on the surface then spritz with some water. You'll have better control. Different Waverly chalk paint colors vary in how think they are. Waverly wax can be a little tricky to work with and not end up with brush marks. But once you get the technique down.. it's a wonderful wax! The finish is gorgeous and durable. I personally prefer to apply the Waverly wax with a cloth. Annie Sloan has some gorgeous colors I've not been able to recreate by mixing Waverly paints so there are times I break down and buy the expansive Annie Sloan paints. Not often anymore though. I'm not knocking Annie Sloan paints - they are wonderful! But they're very expensive paints. Dixie Bell is a good middle as far as price between the two and an absolutely excellent paint. All that said.. I bought a few synthetic brushes at my local home improvement center that are my absolute favorites.. bar none! I paid about $14 each for them. One last thing.. when using the Waverly antiquing wax.. don't mix it with the clear. It just turns everything muddy when you do and you don't get the antiquing definition.
I totally agree. I don't know why she said they look the same when Waverly gives superior coverage. (She did say Annie Sloan was her friend). Annie Sloan requires the use of at least 30 to 50% more product when it needs one or two more coats than Waverly.
I used the waverly in ink(black)on a boys bathroom sink cabinet 3 yrs ago and used the matte varnish over it...I have to say it has held up perfectly with 2 rough teenage boys. I love this chalk paint.
I could see a large difference on the video for the comparison. Waverly did a much better job at coverage and vibrance. I use the antique wax paint full strength and it does awesome! You can even use it as a regular stain on bare wood! I don’t like the Waverly brushes, so I agree with you there. They are too stiff and the bristles fall out too much.
Wow what a great video! Thanks so much for linking me. It feels a little crazy going from someone who watched you to calling you a friend! Really well put together video in the name of science! ❤️
Chalk paint is matte or flat paint with calcium carbonate added. You can buy a bag of calcium carbonate for about $13.00. The simple formula is on the bag. It turns any paint into chalk paint.
Waverly paint is great. I'm so done with overpriced Annie Sloan paint it's nothing more then indoor outdoor latex paint with calcium carbonate added to it. Rustolem is good too
Christina Muscari no paint has latex in it. Latex is an umbrella term for all water base paint. Here is the link to the product info they legally need to provide to sell in the US. www.chalkpaint.com/files/SDS-Chalk-Paint-ASI-2016.pdf
Angie Weisswange what would be the benifit to making it when you can buy a good quality paint in a matte finish. Then you don't have to seal it, so it's a win win!
I love the Annie sloan for several reasons. Perhaps the most important is that I was raised in a family of wood workers who thought it sacrilege to paint anything. I love that with using Annie Sloan ( sanded lightly) paint you can still feel the grain of the wood and see the craftsmanship of the piece. Any latex or acrylic based paint will no do this. 2nd, I can paint 5-6 medium sized pieces, accent tables, chairs etc, or a whole large china cabinet or dining set with one can of Annie Sloan. It is so versatile and the palette is perfect for mixing and blending. When you do the math Waverley 8 ounce is $6 ( x-4 =$24) and Annie Sloan 32 ounce is $ 38. I do understand if you are only doing one small piece that the Waverley is cheaper, but the results are not that beautiful old world finish.
I have used waverly brand for everything I’ve ever chalk painted in my home and it holds up great. I wouldn’t want to pay more for something else when waverly performs so well for me.
I painted the hearth on my fireplace with watered down acrylic years ago. Lol. It was plain concrete and I wanted a light tint. It's held up well. Waverly is a nice option. I painted a thrifted end table for my hubby (with Waverly) It was really hard to get him to give it up for new furniture. 😂 He's a mechanic so things get greasy. The waverly held up through many washings, a mechanic and 3 dogs.
I've never used chalk paint so your video is very informative and helpful! I much prefer how the Waverly performed as you worked with it, and I find the Waverly side of the finished product far superior. Thank you for your clear and concise video - well done!
I would give you 10 thumbs up...this video is perfect and came just in time because I have, probably, ten items around my house that I want to do and I really like Annie Sloan and Dixie Belle paints, I don’t have any close by stockers that carry those two so I have to buy them online. When it comes to make up and paint, I like to see the items in person. found a different world with painting and I love it!!! This video is exactly what I needed, a different brand of paint to try that I can buy it at a store. I hope you continue to do these kind of videos because you definitely include many details in a simple way that’s easy to follow, thank you so so so much🥰👍
Great video! I'd read/seen so much about Annie Sloan chalk paints, but there is no stockist anywhere close to me. Walmarts everywhere, though, so I plunged in and painted an antique desk with Waverly chalk paint in white, and used the clear wax. That was five months ago, it's beautiful, and it's holding up great! Your video is validation that my decision not to make an all-day trip to another state to spend a small fortune on Annie Sloan products was the right one :) Many thanks!
@@meredithdye5165 Hi Meredith! It turned out beautifully, and almost a year later, is holding up great -- ZERO yellowing of the clear Waverly wax, ZERO yellowing of the white Waverly chalk paint. Thanks for asking, I'm super pleased with Waverly!
I’ve never seen Waverly up here in 🇨🇦 but we have folk art brand at Walmart & Michael’s and I’ve had good success with it. So nice to see a side by side!
Hello Christina, first time watching you and became a subscriber as I appreciate and thank you for your honest comparison. Great Video!!! Waverly is affordable to most everyone and it is available at Walmart, which is almost everywhere! I look forward to your future videos and I will have fun going back through your past videos. Off to buy Waverly!!! Sending a smile :) from San Diego, Ca
jo jo I use Waverly and Rustonleum chalk paint and in my opinion, Waverly’s coverage is better, because it’s thicker than the Rustoleum. When doing large projects I use Rustoleum only because it’s cheaper and I’m ok with applying two coats of necessary. I use Waverly for my smaller projects...especially the ones I sell.
I used Waverly Chalk pain in moss green to refinish my console. I was amazed at the coverage I got from only 1 coat, even though the original color of the console was ivory.
I’m Shocked! Viewing this through phone and PC, the Waverley Chalk paint appears a lot Brighter and definitely a Crisper appearance. I’m definitely going to try this with my brushes as my daughter has a small chest she is asking me to paint. I watched Kacha use this paint as well and she did an Amazing job as well! I noticed earlier tonight you two are doing a collaboration- that will Definitely be Exciting and looking forward to it. The last time I watched you do a stain finish for your friend’s card game table and what a Incredible Beautiful job you did 🤩 So good to see you again Christina 🌸💞
I bought Waverly chalk paint in a few colors and tried it on a few wood stools I use for my plants. I also applies wax. I used a black sponge brush to apply both. It has now been 3 years and both still hold their color. On of the stands is in the sun when the sun is out and has not dis colored. I haven't tried any other brands so I can't com pair
Thanks for this video! I've used Dixie Belle but have been very curious about the Waverly. I really appreciate how thoroughly you reviewed it. Would love to see more like this.
I've always used the Waverly because I can't afford Annie Sloan. I love the coverage of Waverly and I use and live with pieces done in Waverly. I have no complaints and I love the variety of colors you can buy and you can buy different sizes. I appreciate seeing what you done because in the back of my mind I have wondered about Annie Sloan and now I know. Thanks so much
With Waverly I barely notice a smell at all. I paint in the house with no problem. Its thick and seems some colors I need to add a few drops of water. Its affordable and the wear on the pieces has been great. I seal everything I paint with wax and I am well pleased.
I’d love to see you do a whole project in the waverly chalk paint. If you prefer the Annie Sloan dark wax I see no harm in you mixing it in the project. Sometimes there’s a few crafting items you just can’t cut corners. Like brushes, good ones if taken care of will last for years. If AS dark wax is superior, it’s worth the extra cost, you’ll use less in the long run too. Thank you for comparing these two brands. I’ve used waverly for a few years and was happy with it. Now I don’t feel like I’m using an inferior paint 😊
I used Waverly this weekend for the first time. I’ve used the big names and pricey paints. From the moment the brush hit the surface with the first stroke, I was shocked. I was painting Waverly celery green. Hands down it was smoother, better coverage, self leveled to a perfect matte finish, and took less coats. It was beautiful. I’m sold on Waverly. I even used a regular brush and it self leveled. No need for spray bottle at all with Waverly. Waverly wet distresses awesome. It also dry distressed great too.
Sheena Graham, I did an entire pie cabinet in Waverly’s Maize and had paint leftover from an 8 ounce jar. It does have wonderful coverage. The waxes go a long way as well.
I used Wa early and folk art on some doll beds I made. My first time chalk painting . I sanded the chalk paint to give it a smooth buttery feel then I rubbed the wax on with old t shirt. I didn’t brush it on, I rubbed it. They turned out so pretty and buttery smooth I used white and then a different color on the 4 beds. I just rubbed the color color on with my hands and it came out marble looking. I didn’t like the brushes
@ 7:01 keep in mind you have used your Annie Sloan brand brush and therefore have washed the sizing they use to keep the bristles straight during shipping. People should always clean the sizing off any new paintbrushes because it definitely can affect the outcome, I really like the Waverly Chalk paint but I buy Annie Sloan for larger pieces. I really love DIY brand paint which is the most superior chalk paint on the market as far as pigmentation coverage and workability but it is pricey so I only use it on certain projects like the Annie Sloan
Please do more side by sides! I’m new to chalk paint,and I want to discover all the paints available. Obviously that isn’t affordable for a newbie! Please consider more side by sides. Thank you
I usually use Annie Sloane but I don't know where it got packed when we moved and I needed to paint a piece for my guest room before we have visitors so I used Waverly and was pleased with the outcome...
I moved all my Annie Sloan two years ago, too. Drove it down in the car myself because movers won't take paint. I'm glad you liked working with the Waverly.
Great information. I never could afford Annie Sloan, I’m retired and I’m not spending $40-50 plus on Annie Sloan paint. But it has great reviews and is recommended by many. But I wasn’t even aware of Waverly, and I can afford that and this is what I’m going to buy. Thanks again for your reviews.
Try DIY paint! No additives, and very heavily pigmented. $13.50. You'll love it!! Take a look at the youtube channel, Debi's Design Diary and Dionne's channel, The Turquoise Iris. Great stuff, and completely safe.....
Ty for the video! I have only used waverly and love it! I do seal my stuff with polycrylic though! I gave never bought Annie's and dont tend to bc the price. That's just 2 much money for me And from this video err o my opinion waverly is just plain better!
A good thing to keep in mind with paint is the VOC value (basically how much chemicals we breath in from the paint. Not just while painting but beyond! Annie Sloans is low.
Interesting comparison! What a great idea! I would be interested in seeing more videos comparing different colors or even different brands like the DIY clay based paints with the less expensive Waverly! Thanks! I enjoy your videos!
Thank you Christine. Yes, I would like to see more videos of you using the Waverly chalk paint. Just today, I was using Waverly on a dark metal, ornate flower box. So far, so good. 😉
💗💗💗I LOVED this video. 💗💗💗 Haven't even seen a list of any of your other videos, but subscribed anyway. I figure they must be great. I needed to see a comparison, and you explained it so well. I use waverly, but considered branching out. I would love for you to compare DIY to Waverly. I may order a sample of DIY to try though....but would still watch your comparison, if you do one. Thank you so SO much.🌹
Hi Christina! Thank you for doing this video! I have never used Annie Sloan but have used other high end brands .....first video of Kache I watched she was using Waverly Chalk paint and the results were Amazing! She mixed Crimson and Ink and came out with this gorgeous color.....that’s when I wanted to try it🙌🏻 I am a fairly new subscriber and really enjoy your videos! Thank you for sharing😊
love that you compared the two, thank you. all my interactions with Annie Sloan dealers have been snobby and stingy with tips unless you take their class. they were the first to come out with chalk paint but they don't have to gouch you. i bought my chalk paint at my friend's store and she sold american paint company. i finally started my dresser and i was a little disappointed because you can see the brush strokes, i should have watched your video first, because now i am excited to go crazy. thanks for all the great info.
I liked the Waverly chalk paint I recently used (new to chalk painting), but I won't use the Waverly wax again. I would definitely go with a higher end wax in the future.
Enjoyed your vid. Have the same opinion about annie sloan vs. waverly in my experience....stumbled upon Folk Art brand chalk paint which I found at Michaels. I've used it on several small projects, and actually prefer it to Waverly, although I've heard this brand is actually part of the Waverly line. It costs about $2 but the bottles are small (at least at the store where I shop) so it would of course add up if one needed enough for a large project...but a little goes a long way, and their color palette is for me more extensive than the waverly. Maybe if you have a chance to try it, I would love your opinion. :)
Great video. I’d love to see you paint more pieces in other Waverly colors! Go Waverly. Annie Sloan whilst great paint, is so hard to find, it’s awesome to know there’s a less expensive alternative that is readily available too!
I agree Diy paint is awesome and it's a clay base paint!! Annie S. Paint is not in my budget and I'm sure a great product but for price point I'm going with Great quality at a great price!!!😉
I really appreciate this video. I’ve tried numerous brands of chalk paint and milk paint. It’s really good to see this side by side comparison. I have found that a good brush makes a huge difference. I’ve learned to invest in some really good brushes. Personally, I prefer Paint Pixie brushes over Annie Sloan. But, Annie Sloan brushes are definitely better than Waverly. After all the brands of paint that I’ve tried, DIY brand paint (by Debi Beard) is my absolute favorite. It is clay-based, with some chalk properties. Very highly pigmented, water-based, and all natural. Thanks for doing this very informative video!
Mary Kruse..// can you please share how you make your own? I have so much paint left over from painting inside walls. If I could make my own using the paint I already have. How wonderful that would be ..!!!!
@@Donna-vh5ym I use Greenway calcium carbonate and it has recipe on bag. There are concerns with inhalation of plaster of paris to consider if you go with that product. Calcium carbonate is the same as garden limestone.
Very interesting. I’d like to see a larger piece done. I’m thinking of painting a tall (50-inch) credenza. It’s originally finished in 40s ‘mahogany-red’. But it was free and worth the effort to make over! Liked the waverly side: it seemed to cover the original finish better.
I appreciate you doing this comparison - I am just starting to do more DIY projects for my home and I have looked for the Annie Sloan paint in my area but not being able to go online (like Walmart/Amazon/Etc.) is difficult. I have seen many people use the Waverly paint with excellent reviews so I appreciate seeing them side by side and your honesty about both products is refreshing... I agree with you on the wax - it did look better with the Annie Sloan and I think the investment of that product would be worth it for projects in the future. Quarantine has given me a lot of time to find things to do around my house and I actually really enjoy it! Thank you for sharing your talents and ideas with us and inspiring us to be creative! I hope you’re doing well and staying safe! Take care and have a wonderful weekend! Thank you again for your honest review of this product. I am excited to start doing more DIY projects!
I always used a container like a metal pie plate that I can wash and use repeatedly. I put my ASCP in it as a puddle then add about a tsp or so water to it. Mix then paint my clean surface using my Annie Sloan brush. A wet sponge distresses if you dont like dust. I use clear wax altho have pieces I've never waxed and the paint held up. Also I store my paint on a plastic dairy creamer bottle from Carnation removing the label so the paint color is clearly visible. I dont paint as often anymore altho my paint stays nice ( in the bottle not in a can) and can shake/ mix very easy. Stockists are getting harder to find. Good to see your challenge. As for myself ,it would be hard to spend money on hard brushes especially if they loose bristles or less than desirable wax. There are alot of options. Thanks for sharing.
I've been wanting to make this video forever! It's a long one, but I wanted to give you as much info as possible on both paints. Which one do you want to try after watching?
Christina Muscari I have only so far used waverly or rustoleum and have also made my own by mixing in plaster of Paris. Happy with all 3. Each project has its own challenges. I would be more prone to spending the money on the quality brushes. But even kasha has used a chip brush and everything she touches turns to gold. (Or blue lol)
@@nikkivanantwerp4538 I know right?! She rocks. I love my Jolie and AS brushes but I painted with a Purdy white bristle brush for years before I could invest in the expensive ones.
I’ve not used Annie Sloan simply due to the price. Honestly, after trying Waverly over a year ago, I’ve not gone back to anything else. The coverage is awesome and I love the color selection. The dark wax does take a bit of getting used to, but I’ve found that adding a tiny bit of clear wax to my wipe off rag keeps everything nice and prevents the muddy effect. Thank you for this video. I was impressed to see my favorite paint provide even better coverage watered down than the expensive stuff. 🙂
What I have heard about waxing is that it is nearly impossible to go back and redo a piece of furniture if you want to change the color. Is this true ?
The Waverly without question has superior coverage. The two do not look the same at all and the side with Annie Sloan needs at least one or two more coats. I have collected several pieces of furniture to refinish and flip and I have been researching videos like yours, Kacha's and Bella Renovare's for weeks. This is super helpful! Thank you!! I know now to never buy Annie Sloan especially when the price is so inflated to the point it seems exploitive. I am now super curious about the difference between Waverly and Dixie Bell. Unfortunately lately Waverly is extremely low on stock so I am trying to decide if I might just go with Behr chalk paint (they have beautiful colors too) or I might make my own, at least on my first piece. Thank you again! I have watched many of your videos and they are a great help!
Yes, it's a type of finish specific to chalk paint. It's just a hand painted look. You can definitely go with the grain when you are going for a smooth, modern look.
Thanks for this video! I'm new to furniture painting but with all this new time on my hands I've planned a couple of projects. I'll definitely start with the Waverly!
Waverly is a great product I’ve used all different types of chalk paint! In my honest opinion I think the cheaper product hold up just as well as the high end ones and the coverage u get with waverly is amazing! It’s one of my favorite paints! There was works great all on its own it’s even great to use as a stain and it doesn’t have a nasty odor
The Annie Sloan white looks kinda blotchy to me. I mostly use the colors from Rust-oleum which is half the price. I also tried cheaper brands but the ones that are available in Germany are not my cup of tea.
@@bback4078 Maybe it goes away when it dries. But you can see that the coverage ist not as even as the walmart brand. I often need three coats on darker surfaces to be satisfied. White is sometimes difficult to paint.
I disagree with you there - I'm a stockist of AS paints in the UK and it really is not thin and runny - it's thick and coverage is also excellent. I am curious about this Waverley stuff - wonder where they got their idea from...hmmmm copycat springs to mind but I would give it a go if it was available here in the UK.
More more, I love the comparison, can’t wait to see more. I’m working up the nerve to paint my bedroom furniture white and this helps so much. Thank you! Subscribed!
Thank you for comparing the two products. I first heard of Annie Sloan paints years ago from a RUclips viedo of hers and never tried it. The price stropped me, and I didn't have a project big enough to try it. Now skip forward 10 years, I now time and a project big enough to try it. Your vedio answered many of my questions. I'll continue to watch more of your videos.
Thank you for this show!!!! Is great to see somebody like you comparing other companies than Annie Sloan. I restore furniture now in Nicaragua, ALWAYS TRYING TO MAKE MY OWN PRODUCTS AS WELL..You just showed me I am not wrong to think is ok to make your own chalk paint. And buy unexpensive waxes ..now a varnish!!! Great!!! Love the tipi!
I watched this and went right out and bought several jars of Waverly and the brushes and wax. As soon as my husband left this afternoon I painted a chair! Thanks for your help. Please paint more.
I’ve almost bought the paint at Walmart several times, then chicken out. Annie Sloan has been my go to for years, but I’m having really good luck with Amy Howard paint and finishes.
I painted my kitchen cabinets with the Waverly moss and sealed it with the clear wax. It held up great. I used to use annie Sloan but not so much anymore. Your video was great!
I have used the Waverly but not the Annie Sloan. Thank you for your honest comparison. Obviously they are both good options but Waverly is easier to find in our area and is less expensive. I will look forward to future videos. Paint a big piece of furniture! I love French Country! hint,hint 😂
Thank you for doing the comparison. I am new to furniture painting and I’ve only used Annie Sloan, which I love! It is pricey so I have wondered how less expensive brands work. Love your videos! They have inspired me to get into painting furniture.
Thank you so much for making this video. I've been watching Debi's Design Diary and have been wanting to try her techniques but couldn't get past the price of the paint. You've given me new hope!
Love your demonstration of the two brands. I have never bought Annie Sloan, but love the Waverly. I also like the Home Depot version, as well. I prefer the hard wax versus the liquid wax, on any brand I have used.
Thank you for doing the comparison. I want to start chalk painting furniture but chalk paint is quite expensive. This gives me more of an option. Thank you!
Thank you for the comparisons. I use Waverly, but I’m only making inexpensive crafts. I would definitely try Annie Sloan products if I was doing furniture, especially the brushes and wax. I use the Waverly antique wax to stain unfinished wood or over other colored stains and I love it! It is liquidy and probably best suited as a stain. I would love to see more of your comparisons😀
Awesome video! Ive never tried AS but always wanted to. I recently had the same problem with the waverly wax leaving a dark tint where I used it. I love waverly paint! Just subscribed! 😊💕👍
I would think that the clear wax that was put on before the dark wax would be to blame for how much the dark wax changed the color. Seems Anne Sloan wax sealed better and therefore the dark wax was more subtle.
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I just did a new paint comparison video using more Waverly Chalk Colors v. other premium brands you see me use on my channel. Check it out 👉 ruclips.net/video/ZOY5Y9wAdic/видео.html
Off subject but love your wall. what color/brand is it?
Why do you use was after using chalk paint? Thank you for sharing your talent
Can we use any good brush?
I watched it. I was complaining about my painting skills LOL
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I use both Annie Slone and Waverly Chalk Paints. The Waverley holds up just as well as Annie Slone. For the money Waverly is my go to paint. Sorry Annie!
Same here 🙌🏼
Fr stenciling wat do u prefer. You sand and wats the next step you do?
Thanks
I agree! If I ever get to do my kitchen floor I would probably go with AS but until then Waverly wins! I have used it a good bit never been disappointed yet. My next project is going to be a faux cement wall in my bathroom. Staying home during all the craziness right now makes for the perfect time to do it.
Waverly gets my vote .
Would you use Waverly on kitchen cabinets?
As someone who paints a lot of furniture and has used both the Annie Sloan & Waverly - plus their brushes.. Waverly brushes suck. Annie Sloan are really good however I've found the Dixie Bell brushes are far far superior to any others I've used. Waverly paint rocks. Seriously rocks. I love painting with it. One thing I would suggest though is when you add water to thin out the Waverly paint paint on the surface then spritz with some water. You'll have better control. Different Waverly chalk paint colors vary in how think they are. Waverly wax can be a little tricky to work with and not end up with brush marks. But once you get the technique down.. it's a wonderful wax! The finish is gorgeous and durable. I personally prefer to apply the Waverly wax with a cloth. Annie Sloan has some gorgeous colors I've not been able to recreate by mixing Waverly paints so there are times I break down and buy the expansive Annie Sloan paints. Not often anymore though. I'm not knocking Annie Sloan paints - they are wonderful! But they're very expensive paints. Dixie Bell is a good middle as far as price between the two and an absolutely excellent paint. All that said.. I bought a few synthetic brushes at my local home improvement center that are my absolute favorites.. bar none! I paid about $14 each for them. One last thing.. when using the Waverly antiquing wax.. don't mix it with the clear. It just turns everything muddy when you do and you don't get the antiquing definition.
Waverly covered fully in 2 coats and Annie Sloan still had areas that weren't fully covered after 2 coats.
I know....she kept saying that she couldn't see the difference, but in the video it was obvious!☺️
I totally agree. I don't know why she said they look the same when Waverly gives superior coverage. (She did say Annie Sloan was her friend). Annie Sloan requires the use of at least 30 to 50% more product when it needs one or two more coats than Waverly.
@@skyelyte1699 no she said Kacha is her friend
If she didn’t water it down it would have completely covered in two coats. I’ve been using Annie Sloan forever and it’s truly the best paint!
I used the waverly in ink(black)on a boys bathroom sink cabinet 3 yrs ago and used the matte varnish over it...I have to say it has held up perfectly with 2 rough teenage boys. I love this chalk paint.
Is it waterproof?
Thanks for the tip!
Did it leave brush strokes? Mine did and I can't figure out why.
I could see a large difference on the video for the comparison. Waverly did a much better job at coverage and vibrance. I use the antique wax paint full strength and it does awesome! You can even use it as a regular stain on bare wood! I don’t like the Waverly brushes, so I agree with you there. They are too stiff and the bristles fall out too much.
Yes. The hairs come out!
Wow what a great video! Thanks so much for linking me. It feels a little crazy going from someone who watched you to calling you a friend! Really well put together video in the name of science! ❤️
Thank you for inspiring me to try Waverly. If you use it, I knew it must be the real deal! Love you, girl. ❤️
@@ChristinaMuscari ❤️❤️❤️
My first furniture painting project ever inspired by Kacha. I used Waverly paint after watching her video few months ago. Love the result.
Chalk paint is matte or flat paint with calcium carbonate added. You can buy a bag of calcium carbonate for about $13.00. The simple formula is on the bag. It turns any paint into chalk paint.
Susan Pike well who knew???? Well you did and thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Didn't know that. ✌🏻❤
I like your style - thorough without too much excess rambling. Well done!! 👍🏾
Waverly paint is great. I'm so done with overpriced Annie Sloan paint it's nothing more then indoor outdoor latex paint with calcium carbonate added to it. Rustolem is good too
I’m trying to do some research on what’s actually in AS. Found any info on it. I’ve been told that it has zero plastics in it like latex.
Christina Muscari no paint has latex in it. Latex is an umbrella term for all water base paint. Here is the link to the product info they legally need to provide to sell in the US.
www.chalkpaint.com/files/SDS-Chalk-Paint-ASI-2016.pdf
Just make your own. I've been doing it for years before AS
Angie Weisswange what would be the benifit to making it when you can buy a good quality paint in a matte finish. Then you don't have to seal it, so it's a win win!
Yes.....I returned mine...lousy coverage
I love the Annie sloan for several reasons. Perhaps the most important is that I was raised in a family of wood workers who thought it sacrilege to paint anything. I love that with using Annie Sloan ( sanded lightly) paint you can still feel the grain of the wood and see the craftsmanship of the piece. Any latex or acrylic based paint will no do this. 2nd, I can paint 5-6 medium sized pieces, accent tables, chairs etc, or a whole large china cabinet or dining set with one can of Annie Sloan. It is so versatile and the palette is perfect for mixing and blending. When you do the math Waverley 8 ounce is $6 ( x-4 =$24) and Annie Sloan 32 ounce is $ 38. I do understand if you are only doing one small piece that the Waverley is cheaper, but the results are not that beautiful old world finish.
I have used waverly brand for everything I’ve ever chalk painted in my home and it holds up great. I wouldn’t want to pay more for something else when waverly performs so well for me.
xSPARROWxx what top coat do you use?
lovliesusie1 I use the waverly water based wax top coat. I’ve never tried using their brand of varnish.
Love the Waverly!! It even covered better in just one coat 🙌🏻 definitely in my price range.
I painted the hearth on my fireplace with watered down acrylic years ago. Lol. It was plain concrete and I wanted a light tint. It's held up well. Waverly is a nice option. I painted a thrifted end table for my hubby (with Waverly) It was really hard to get him to give it up for new furniture. 😂 He's a mechanic so things get greasy. The waverly held up through many washings, a mechanic and 3 dogs.
I've never used chalk paint so your video is very informative and helpful! I much prefer how the Waverly performed as you worked with it, and I find the Waverly side of the finished product far superior. Thank you for your clear and concise video - well done!
I would give you 10 thumbs up...this video is perfect and came just in time because I have, probably, ten items around my house that I want to do and I really like Annie Sloan and Dixie Belle paints, I don’t have any close by stockers that carry those two so I have to buy them online. When it comes to make up and paint, I like to see the items in person. found a different world with painting and I love it!!! This video is exactly what I needed, a different brand of paint to try that I can buy it at a store. I hope you continue to do these kind of videos because you definitely include many details in a simple way that’s easy to follow, thank you so so so much🥰👍
You are so sweet! Thank you.
Great video! I'd read/seen so much about Annie Sloan chalk paints, but there is no stockist anywhere close to me. Walmarts everywhere, though, so I plunged in and painted an antique desk with Waverly chalk paint in white, and used the clear wax. That was five months ago, it's beautiful, and it's holding up great! Your video is validation that my decision not to make an all-day trip to another state to spend a small fortune on Annie Sloan products was the right one :) Many thanks!
@@meredithdye5165 Hi Meredith! It turned out beautifully, and almost a year later, is holding up great -- ZERO yellowing of the clear Waverly wax, ZERO yellowing of the white Waverly chalk paint. Thanks for asking, I'm super pleased with Waverly!
I’ve never seen Waverly up here in 🇨🇦 but we have folk art brand at Walmart & Michael’s and I’ve had good success with it. So nice to see a side by side!
Thanks for watching! Katie is an amazing furniture artist, too. Go check out her channel!
Christina Muscari thank you so much 😘
Thank you! I’ve wondered how Waverly compared and would love to see you do more pieces(colors) in it!!!
Awesome. More colors are definitely in my future.
Hello Christina, first time watching you and became a subscriber as I appreciate and thank you for your honest comparison. Great Video!!! Waverly is affordable to most everyone and it is available at Walmart, which is almost everywhere! I look forward to your future videos and I will have fun going back through your past videos. Off to buy Waverly!!! Sending a smile :) from San Diego, Ca
Thanks for doing this comparison. A comparison to Rustoleum would be interesting too!
jo jo I use Waverly and Rustonleum chalk paint and in my opinion, Waverly’s coverage is better, because it’s thicker than the Rustoleum. When doing large projects I use Rustoleum only because it’s cheaper and I’m ok with applying two coats of necessary. I use Waverly for my smaller projects...especially the ones I sell.
That’s so cool that you and Kaćha are friends, you two are my favorite furniture painters to watch
I used Waverly Chalk pain in moss green to refinish my console. I was amazed at the coverage I got from only 1 coat, even though the original color of the console was ivory.
Moss green is my favorite color in that line.
Anna Ryan I’m not a green person,but I love the celery green for some very strange reason...🤷🏼♀️🥰
I’m Shocked! Viewing this through phone and PC, the Waverley Chalk paint appears a lot Brighter and definitely a Crisper appearance. I’m definitely going to try this with my brushes as my daughter has a small chest she is asking me to paint. I watched Kacha use this paint as well and she did an Amazing job as well! I noticed earlier tonight you two are doing a collaboration- that will Definitely be Exciting and looking forward to it. The last time I watched you do a stain finish for your friend’s card game table and what a Incredible Beautiful job you did 🤩 So good to see you again Christina 🌸💞
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I bought Waverly chalk paint in a few colors and tried it on a few wood stools I use for my plants. I also applies wax. I used a black sponge brush to apply both. It has now been 3 years and both still hold their color. On of the stands is in the sun when the sun is out and has not dis colored. I haven't tried any other brands so I can't com pair
Pauline Lorbeck once u done with painting what is the next step? I mean like a seal the pain?
Have always used Waverly and have furniture I painted years ago...still looks great! Also use for painting bottles...adheres great to smooth glass!
Waverly chalk paint is the best👌 I use it all the time love it.
Thanks for this video! I've used Dixie Belle but have been very curious about the Waverly. I really appreciate how thoroughly you reviewed it. Would love to see more like this.
I've always used the Waverly because I can't afford Annie Sloan. I love the coverage of Waverly and I use and live with pieces done in Waverly. I have no complaints and I love the variety of colors you can buy and you can buy different sizes. I appreciate seeing what you done because in the back of my mind I have wondered about Annie Sloan and now I know. Thanks so much
good to know!
How is the smell while applying? And how long does it take to go away?
With Waverly I barely notice a smell at all. I paint in the house with no problem. Its thick and seems some colors I need to add a few drops of water. Its affordable and the wear on the pieces has been great. I seal everything I paint with wax and I am well pleased.
Charlotte D thank you so so much for the information. I will have to try it out. 👍🏼💜
More please, with the Waverly. Thanks for sharing your expertise!
I’d love to see you do a whole project in the waverly chalk paint. If you prefer the Annie Sloan dark wax I see no harm in you mixing it in the project. Sometimes there’s a few crafting items you just can’t cut corners. Like brushes, good ones if taken care of will last for years. If AS dark wax is superior, it’s worth the extra cost, you’ll use less in the long run too.
Thank you for comparing these two brands. I’ve used waverly for a few years and was happy with it. Now I don’t feel like I’m using an inferior paint 😊
I painted a side table with Waverly chalk paint over a year ago. It still looks very nice I also used the wax it's held up.
Wow! Good to know.
Yep ..I finished a dining room table and 6 chairs with the Waverly chalk paint and its stunning.
How many of those little bottles did you need? Or is there bigger containers if waverly?
@@claudiagonzalez6435 I'd like to know as well
BAM 24 how many bottles will I need for a small bathroom vanity?
I used Waverly this weekend for the first time. I’ve used the big names and pricey paints. From the moment the brush hit the surface with the first stroke, I was shocked. I was painting Waverly celery green. Hands down it was smoother, better coverage, self leveled to a perfect matte finish, and took less coats. It was beautiful. I’m sold on Waverly. I even used a regular brush and it self leveled. No need for spray bottle at all with Waverly. Waverly wet distresses awesome. It also dry distressed great too.
I'm glad you liked working with it.
I’ve used waverly on a lot of furniture in my house and I love it. It doesn’t take much really .
Thanks for the tip!
Christina Muscari I didn’t mean it rude I hope it didn’t come off that way. I just meant like how your were thinning it out it goes a long way. :)
@@sheenagraham2388 Not at all, Sheena. Thanks for watching. ❤️
Sheena Graham, I did an entire pie cabinet in Waverly’s Maize and had paint leftover from an 8 ounce jar. It does have wonderful coverage. The waxes go a long way as well.
I used Wa early and folk art on some doll beds I made. My first time chalk painting . I sanded the chalk paint to give it a smooth buttery feel then I rubbed the wax on with old t shirt. I didn’t brush it on, I rubbed it. They turned out so pretty and buttery smooth
I used white and then a different color on the 4 beds. I just rubbed the color color on with my hands and it came out marble looking. I didn’t like the brushes
@ 7:01 keep in mind you have used your Annie Sloan brand brush and therefore have washed the sizing they use to keep the bristles straight during shipping. People should always clean the sizing off any new paintbrushes because it definitely can affect the outcome, I really like the Waverly Chalk paint but I buy Annie Sloan for larger pieces. I really love DIY brand paint which is the most superior chalk paint on the market as far as pigmentation coverage and workability but it is pricey so I only use it on certain projects like the Annie Sloan
Please do more side by sides! I’m new to chalk paint,and I want to discover all the paints available. Obviously that isn’t affordable for a newbie! Please consider more side by sides. Thank you
I tried Waverly, tried it. It is a game changer! Good product good price than AS paints
I usually use Annie Sloane but I don't know where it got packed when we moved and I needed to paint a piece for my guest room before we have visitors so I used Waverly and was pleased with the outcome...
I moved all my Annie Sloan two years ago, too. Drove it down in the car myself because movers won't take paint. I'm glad you liked working with the Waverly.
Great information. I never could afford Annie Sloan, I’m retired and I’m not spending $40-50 plus on Annie Sloan paint.
But it has great reviews and is recommended by many.
But I wasn’t even aware of Waverly, and I can afford that and this is what I’m going to buy.
Thanks again for your reviews.
Try DIY paint! No additives, and very heavily pigmented. $13.50. You'll love it!! Take a look at the youtube channel, Debi's Design Diary and Dionne's channel, The Turquoise Iris. Great stuff, and completely safe.....
Right even the brush is pricey I'll stick to Waverly even deco art from home depot is good
Ty for the video! I have only used waverly and love it! I do seal my stuff with polycrylic though! I gave never bought Annie's and dont tend to bc the price. That's just 2 much money for me
And from this video err o my opinion waverly is just plain better!
A good thing to keep in mind with paint is the VOC value (basically how much chemicals we breath in from the paint. Not just while painting but beyond! Annie Sloans is low.
I have used Waverly on several pieces. I love it. Holding up well.
First time watching your videos. Thank you for doing this comparison! I have wondered about the quality difference.
Huge fan of Debi’s Design Diary DIY paint, it does not disappoint and her colors are amazing. I also use the waverly and happy with that as well
I love DDD DIY paint videos! I am so looking forward to trying her 😁 paint!
I ordered her paint took 3 weeks to get, communication terrible, very expensive...GO WITH WAVERLY
Interesting comparison! What a great idea! I would be interested in seeing more videos comparing different colors or even different brands like the DIY clay based paints with the less expensive Waverly! Thanks! I enjoy your videos!
Great video! I’m always wondering about the differences of different brands. Would love to see more 😊
Thank you Christine. Yes, I would like to see more videos of you using the Waverly chalk paint. Just today, I was using Waverly on a dark metal, ornate flower box. So far, so good. 😉
💗💗💗I LOVED this video. 💗💗💗
Haven't even seen a list of any of your other videos, but subscribed anyway. I figure they must be great. I needed to see a comparison, and you explained it so well. I use waverly, but considered branching out. I would love for you to compare DIY to Waverly. I may order a sample of DIY to try though....but would still watch your comparison, if you do one. Thank you so SO much.🌹
Hi Christina! Thank you for doing this video! I have never used Annie Sloan but have used other high end brands .....first video of Kache I watched she was using Waverly Chalk paint and the results were Amazing! She mixed Crimson and Ink and came out with this gorgeous color.....that’s when I wanted to try it🙌🏻 I am a fairly new subscriber and really enjoy your videos! Thank you for sharing😊
Love to see something in a darker color. Thanks!
Me, too! It’s on.
love that you compared the two, thank you. all my interactions with Annie Sloan dealers have been snobby and stingy with tips unless you take their class. they were the first to come out with chalk paint but they don't have to gouch you. i bought my chalk paint at my friend's store and she sold american paint company. i finally started my dresser and i was a little disappointed because you can see the brush strokes, i should have watched your video first, because now i am excited to go crazy. thanks for all the great info.
My pleasure
I wish I would have known this before I bought the Anne Sloan 😞😩. Thanks for the video!!🥰😃loved it! Waverly is my paint now!!
I liked the Waverly chalk paint I recently used (new to chalk painting), but I won't use the Waverly wax again. I would definitely go with a higher end wax in the future.
I agree on the wax
Enjoyed your vid. Have the same opinion about annie sloan vs. waverly in my experience....stumbled upon Folk Art brand chalk paint which I found at Michaels. I've used it on several small projects, and actually prefer it to Waverly, although I've heard this brand is actually part of the Waverly line. It costs about $2 but the bottles are small (at least at the store where I shop) so it would of course add up if one needed enough for a large project...but a little goes a long way, and their color palette is for me more extensive than the waverly. Maybe if you have a chance to try it, I would love your opinion. :)
Great video. I’d love to see you paint more pieces in other Waverly colors! Go Waverly. Annie Sloan whilst great paint, is so hard to find, it’s awesome to know there’s a less expensive alternative that is readily available too!
Have you ever tried DIY Paint from Debi’s Design Diaries? It’s clay based and amazing!
I agree Diy paint is awesome and it's a clay base paint!! Annie S. Paint is not in my budget and I'm sure a great product but for price point I'm going with Great quality at a great price!!!😉
I love DIY from Debi’s Design. More affordable than Annie Sloan
I do love my DIY chalk paint!!
I'm working on doing a video with this paint soon!
Oh wow! Waverly looks way better than Annie Sloan! Thanks for the review
Great video!!! I’m so surprised about the Waverly paint. 🤍
I was, too! I love that we have so many options. It's just like drug store makeup versus department store counters.
I only use Waverly! The cost, color choices and finished products does it for me!
I’m gonna try the Waverly. Do a test with Dixie Bell
Mildred, please do! I’m interested in Dixie Belle and would like to know your thoughts.
I really appreciate this video. I’ve tried numerous brands of chalk paint and milk paint. It’s really good to see this side by side comparison. I have found that a good brush makes a huge difference. I’ve learned to invest in some really good brushes. Personally, I prefer Paint Pixie brushes over Annie Sloan. But, Annie Sloan brushes are definitely better than Waverly. After all the brands of paint that I’ve tried, DIY brand paint (by Debi Beard) is my absolute favorite. It is clay-based, with some chalk properties. Very highly pigmented, water-based, and all natural.
Thanks for doing this very informative video!
I keep hearing about DIY paint by Debi. It is for sure on my list now!
Christina Muscari it takes some getting used to because of the clay properties. But, now I’m hooked!
I have a cheaper one. I make my own. Holds up great . Goes on easy. Looks beautiful. I have the brush bought in China same exact brush your using.
Mary Kruse..// can you please share how you make your own? I have so much paint left over from painting inside walls. If I could make my own using the paint I already have. How wonderful that would be ..!!!!
@Donna RUclips how to make your own chalk paint for the correct ratio of plaster of Paris to paint.
@@Donna-vh5ym I use Greenway calcium carbonate and it has recipe on bag. There are concerns with inhalation of plaster of paris to consider if you go with that product. Calcium carbonate is the same as garden limestone.
@@vmarba5616 // thank you so much for that information. Truly appreciated.
Very interesting. I’d like to see a larger piece done. I’m thinking of painting a tall (50-inch) credenza. It’s originally finished in 40s ‘mahogany-red’. But it was free and worth the effort to make over! Liked the waverly side: it seemed to cover the original finish better.
True chalk paint has chalk (calcium carbonate) in it. it's the binding agent in the paint. it's not just the name.
I appreciate you doing this comparison - I am just starting to do more DIY projects for my home and I have looked for the Annie Sloan paint in my area but not being able to go online (like Walmart/Amazon/Etc.) is difficult. I have seen many people use the Waverly paint with excellent reviews so I appreciate seeing them side by side and your honesty about both products is refreshing... I agree with you on the wax - it did look better with the Annie Sloan and I think the investment of that product would be worth it for projects in the future. Quarantine has given me a lot of time to find things to do around my house and I actually really enjoy it! Thank you for sharing your talents and ideas with us and inspiring us to be creative! I hope you’re doing well and staying safe! Take care and have a wonderful weekend! Thank you again for your honest review of this product. I am excited to start doing more DIY projects!
Thanks for watching!
Why the round brushes?
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I always used a container like a metal pie plate that I can wash and use repeatedly. I put my ASCP in it as a puddle then add about a tsp or so water to it. Mix then paint my clean surface using my Annie Sloan brush. A wet sponge distresses if you dont like dust. I use clear wax altho have pieces I've never waxed and the paint held up. Also I store my paint on a plastic dairy creamer bottle from Carnation removing the label so the paint color is clearly visible. I dont paint as often anymore altho my paint stays nice ( in the bottle not in a can) and can shake/ mix very easy. Stockists are getting harder to find.
Good to see your challenge. As for myself ,it would be hard to spend money on hard brushes especially if they loose bristles or less than desirable wax.
There are alot of options. Thanks for sharing.
Lots of great info. Thanks for sharing.
I've been wanting to make this video forever! It's a long one, but I wanted to give you as much info as possible on both paints. Which one do you want to try after watching?
Christina Muscari I have only so far used waverly or rustoleum and have also made my own by mixing in plaster of Paris. Happy with all 3. Each project has its own challenges. I would be more prone to spending the money on the quality brushes. But even kasha has used a chip brush and everything she touches turns to gold. (Or blue lol)
@@nikkivanantwerp4538 I know right?! She rocks. I love my Jolie and AS brushes but I painted with a Purdy white bristle brush for years before I could invest in the expensive ones.
I’ve not used Annie Sloan simply due to the price. Honestly, after trying Waverly over a year ago, I’ve not gone back to anything else. The coverage is awesome and I love the color selection. The dark wax does take a bit of getting used to, but I’ve found that adding a tiny bit of clear wax to my wipe off rag keeps everything nice and prevents the muddy effect. Thank you for this video. I was impressed to see my favorite paint provide even better coverage watered down than the expensive stuff. 🙂
Waverly. We don't get a lot of money for furniture Southwest Florida so every bargain I can get I will take. Excellent video
What I have heard about waxing is that it is nearly impossible to go back and redo a piece of furniture if you want to change the color. Is this true ?
The Waverly without question has superior coverage. The two do not look the same at all and the side with Annie Sloan needs at least one or two more coats. I have collected several pieces of furniture to refinish and flip and I have been researching videos like yours, Kacha's and Bella Renovare's for weeks. This is super helpful! Thank you!! I know now to never buy Annie Sloan especially when the price is so inflated to the point it seems exploitive. I am now super curious about the difference between Waverly and Dixie Bell. Unfortunately lately Waverly is extremely low on stock so I am trying to decide if I might just go with Behr chalk paint (they have beautiful colors too) or I might make my own, at least on my first piece. Thank you again! I have watched many of your videos and they are a great help!
Go with the grain is what I was taught by my dad, i noticed you were going in all directions with the paint is that on purpose? 😊
Yes, it's a type of finish specific to chalk paint. It's just a hand painted look. You can definitely go with the grain when you are going for a smooth, modern look.
@@ChristinaMuscari Good to know!
Thanks for this video! I'm new to furniture painting but with all this new time on my hands I've planned a couple of projects. I'll definitely start with the Waverly!
This is a great video :) you did a wonderful job showing both paints and all the top coats!
Hey, hello from Mississippi. I would like for you to ombré a piece in shades of blue. Thanks very much.
I'm going to have to call in help from Kacha on this one!
I am very interested to see how the waverly paint blends. I'm a Dixie Belle girl. :)
Waverly is a great product I’ve used all different types of chalk paint! In my honest opinion I think the cheaper product hold up just as well as the high end ones and the coverage u get with waverly is amazing! It’s one of my favorite paints! There was works great all on its own it’s even great to use as a stain and it doesn’t have a nasty odor
I just tried it on a full piece and enjoyed it!
The liquid waverly wax will be clear and super soft
I don't like the Waverly dark wax at all. It made my pieces look muddy, like you said. My brush marks didn't disappear with Waverly brushes.
The Annie Sloan white looks kinda blotchy to me. I mostly use the colors from Rust-oleum which is half the price. I also tried cheaper brands but the ones that are available in Germany are not my cup of tea.
Paste waxes can make the paint look splotchy until they’ve dried over night.
@@bback4078 Maybe it goes away when it dries. But you can see that the coverage ist not as even as the walmart brand. I often need three coats on darker surfaces to be satisfied. White is sometimes difficult to paint.
Totally agree!
You are right. It really could have used a third coat of AS.
I have a china cabinet pained in Waverly Chalk Paint for over 2 years in a dark blue...it has held up beautiful. I use it all the time.
Annie Sloan is soooooo over priced and its thin, runny with crap coverage.
Yea I've never used it but now I know I'm not missing out.
I disagree with you there - I'm a stockist of AS paints in the UK and it really is not thin and runny - it's thick and coverage is also excellent. I am curious about this Waverley stuff - wonder where they got their idea from...hmmmm copycat springs to mind but I would give it a go if it was available here in the UK.
Also the Waverly is sold at dollar tree and dollar general for a 1.00 small bottles in different colors
More more, I love the comparison, can’t wait to see more. I’m working up the nerve to paint my bedroom furniture white and this helps so much. Thank you! Subscribed!
Thanks ❤️
Thank you for comparing the two products. I first heard of Annie Sloan paints years ago from a RUclips viedo of hers and never tried it. The price stropped me, and I didn't have a project big enough to try it. Now skip forward 10 years, I now time and a project big enough to try it. Your vedio answered many of my questions. I'll continue to watch more of your videos.
Thanks, Colleen!
Thank you for this show!!!! Is great to see somebody like you comparing other companies than Annie Sloan. I restore furniture now in Nicaragua, ALWAYS TRYING TO MAKE MY OWN PRODUCTS AS WELL..You just showed me I am not wrong to think is ok to make your own chalk paint. And buy unexpensive waxes ..now a varnish!!! Great!!! Love the tipi!
Wow! Thanks for watching.
I watched this and went right out and bought several jars of Waverly and the brushes and wax. As soon as my husband left this afternoon I painted a chair! Thanks for your help. Please paint more.
That's awesome! My piece this Friday will be in Waverly. Come watch it with me!
My wife and I are so grateful for this. Excellent job!!!
I’ve almost bought the paint at Walmart several times, then chicken out. Annie Sloan has been my go to for years, but I’m having really good luck with Amy Howard paint and finishes.
I painted my kitchen cabinets with the Waverly moss and sealed it with the clear wax. It held up great. I used to use annie Sloan but not so much anymore. Your video was great!
I have used the Waverly but not the Annie Sloan. Thank you for your honest comparison. Obviously they are both good options but Waverly is easier to find in our area and is less expensive. I will look forward to future videos. Paint a big piece of furniture! I love French Country! hint,hint 😂
Thank you for doing the comparison. I am new to furniture painting and I’ve only used Annie Sloan, which I love! It is pricey so I have wondered how less expensive brands work. Love your videos! They have inspired me to get into painting furniture.
I like the apples to apples comparison and would gladly see more of them. Take care and stay safe!
Thank you so much for making this video. I've been watching Debi's Design Diary and have been wanting to try her techniques but couldn't get past the price of the paint. You've given me new hope!
Love your demonstration of the two brands. I have never bought Annie Sloan, but love the Waverly. I also like the Home Depot version, as well.
I prefer the hard wax versus the liquid wax, on any brand I have used.
Would love to see black paint comparison with these two products. Great video.
Wow! For sure more paint comparisons.
Thank you for doing the comparison. I want to start chalk painting furniture but chalk paint is quite expensive. This gives me more of an option. Thank you!
Thank you for the comparisons. I use Waverly, but I’m only making inexpensive crafts. I would definitely try Annie Sloan products if I was doing furniture, especially the brushes and wax. I use the Waverly antique wax to stain unfinished wood or over other colored stains and I love it! It is liquidy and probably best suited as a stain. I would love to see more of your comparisons😀
Awesome video! Ive never tried AS but always wanted to. I recently had the same problem with the waverly wax leaving a dark tint where I used it. I love waverly paint! Just subscribed! 😊💕👍
Thanks for subscribing, April! And I've enjoyed having you chat on the premieres.
I would think that the clear wax that was put on before the dark wax would be to blame for how much the dark wax changed the color. Seems Anne Sloan wax sealed better and therefore the dark wax was more subtle.
Thank you 😊 I am new and starting my personal DIYS I will for sure go for the Waverly paint for sure.
looks fun to do, i have used Annie Sloan which was good, never knew about the Waverly, thanks