I painted a chest a darker blue with chalk paint I used a water based satin clear coat after, it looks great on the sides and front, but the top has visible streaks and I used the DB top coat with blue sponge even added a little paint color to it and misted..I did quite a few coats on top sanding between hoping I could perfect it. Can I lightly sand the top only put another coat of paint on the top and use hemp oil, or will it not work with all the coats of clear underneath unless I sand to the original color on top. What’s your suggestion I can send a pic if needed. Thanks Michele
Ive been using chalk paint on my birdhouses. Of course they fade out too fast been outside. Do you think using hemp oil over chalk paint on my birdhouses would help seal them to last longer outdoors! Or what kind of non toxic paint or sealer would be best for preserving and protecting them. I did a little research on mineral paints, what di you think about that?
Ok, so I decided to go out on a wim and paint my laminate cabinets with black chalk paint & they were gorgeous until I painted a clear polycrylic top coat and I can see brush marks & haziness in them. Thankfully I only done one set & so I went n got some hempseed oil to top the rest of cabinets. my question is, how can I fix the ones I’ve top coated with the polycrylic?
I would repaint over the polycrylic. If it’s really slick and you’re worried about your paint adhering you could scuff sand with a 150 grit sanding sponge. Make sure you wipe off any dust before you paint. Hope that helps
I lightly sand my chalk paint to take out any roughness. I use Dixie Belle’s applicator pad to remove excess oil. I do this after I apply, a few hours afterwards and the next day. I keep wiping until it’s no longer absorbed. If you needed to remove all the oil, you could try something like a Lysol wipe which has alcohol or mineral spirits but then you would likely have to repaint.
@@suesherman3587 the finish is not shiny when all the oil is expressed and a matte finish will be better than a glossy finish if you’re worried about brush strokes
@@LynWilsonOriginals Morning Lyn, I applied the hemp oil on my black coffee table yesterday, wiped back and let sit overnight. I still see streaks on the table, is this normal? This table is for a client so I'm really nervous about selling this to her with streaks. Will it eventually dry? Thank you again for all your help.
I would not recommend it until your oil is completely cured...30 days or so. Anecdotally I spilled oil on a transfer and it peeled off. I have not tried it but I’ve heard mineral spirits will remove the oil...my concern is it would take my paint off too
I painted a chest a darker blue with chalk paint I used a water based satin clear coat after, it looks great on the sides and front, but the top has visible streaks and I used the DB top coat with blue sponge even added a little paint color to it and misted..I did quite a few coats on top sanding between hoping I could perfect it.
Can I lightly sand the top only put another coat of paint on the top and use hemp oil, or will it not work with all the coats of clear underneath unless I sand to the original color on top.
What’s your suggestion I can send a pic if needed. Thanks Michele
Ive been using chalk paint on my birdhouses. Of course they fade out too fast been outside. Do you think using hemp oil over chalk paint on my birdhouses would help seal them to last longer outdoors!
Or what kind of non toxic paint or sealer would be best for preserving and protecting them.
I did a little research on mineral paints, what di you think about that?
Does hemp seed oil go bad? I have a container from a few years ago I’d love to use, but will it be toxic to inhale?
Hi, I'd baby oil as good to use?
Ok, so I decided to go out on a wim and paint my laminate cabinets with black chalk paint & they were gorgeous until I painted a clear polycrylic top coat and I can see brush marks & haziness in them. Thankfully I only done one set & so I went n got some hempseed oil to top the rest of cabinets. my question is, how can I fix the ones I’ve top coated with the polycrylic?
I would repaint over the polycrylic. If it’s really slick and you’re worried about your paint adhering you could scuff sand with a 150 grit sanding sponge. Make sure you wipe off any dust before you paint. Hope that helps
@@LynWilsonOriginals ok thank you so much girl! 😉
If I scuffed sanded my paint can apply this? Looks like what you have done. Also how do you remove this oil if I needed to?
I lightly sand my chalk paint to take out any roughness. I use Dixie Belle’s applicator pad to remove excess oil. I do this after I apply, a few hours afterwards and the next day. I keep wiping until it’s no longer absorbed. If you needed to remove all the oil, you could try something like a Lysol wipe which has alcohol or mineral spirits but then you would likely have to repaint.
@@LynWilsonOriginals thank you so much for responding back! If there’s brush marks will the oil make this stand out?
@@suesherman3587 the finish is not shiny when all the oil is expressed and a matte finish will be better than a glossy finish if you’re worried about brush strokes
@@LynWilsonOriginals thank you again! I was worried you’ll see this or any other flaws that are possibly a little rough.
@@LynWilsonOriginals Morning Lyn, I applied the hemp oil on my black coffee table yesterday, wiped back and let sit overnight. I still see streaks on the table, is this normal? This table is for a client so I'm really nervous about selling this to her with streaks. Will it eventually dry? Thank you again for all your help.
Can you put a transfer on AFTER you put the oil on or is it just to greasy?
I would not recommend it until your oil is completely cured...30 days or so. Anecdotally I spilled oil on a transfer and it peeled off. I have not tried it but I’ve heard mineral spirits will remove the oil...my concern is it would take my paint off too
Do you know how long it takes to cure on stained wood?
I have only used over chalk mineral paint and raw wood...I’ll see if Dixie Belle has an answer
@@LynWilsonOriginals thank you!! That would be amazing. Have you ever had the wood bleed through after finishing with hemp oil?