Paint pour with chalk paint on furniture
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- I am applying a paint pour using chalk paint to a coffee table
I used the following items in my process:
* A piece of furniture (a coffee table)
* Plastic wrap
* Painters tape
* Plastic cups and spoons
* Water
* Annie Sloan chalk paint - Aubusson blue, Original white
* A metallic water based soft gold from local hardware store
* Hairdryer with hot air
* A large tarp
* Garbage bags
After pouring and blow drying, let the table sit to dry without touching or moving it for at least 24 hours.
Once completely dry, remove plastic and tape and paint the remaining part of the table.
Seal the table with wax or top coat as you normally would.
Happy Painting 😊
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Wow! That turned out beautifully!
I had my doubts but wow!! It turned out fantastic! Great job and thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much ❤️ happy you liked it!
Love that ! Great video. I love yr color choices. Then the way u finished the table it all blended perfectly !! Thanks for the inspiration & for sharing yr techniques.
Thank you so much ! Really appreciate your comments and very happy that I could add some inspiration. You should give it a shot. May be a little messy but definitely worth it 😊
Beautiful and cost effective way to make a great piece, love it.
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it 😊
I love the finished project!!
Thank you so much ❤️
Ideas galore. Thank you.
GREAT tutorial! I really like how you showed mixing the paint & water ratio, the hair dryer spreading & adding paint where it was missed. A++
Appreciate your comment. Thanks very much and happy it was helpful to you. Good luck with your project 😊
Absolutely beautiful result. thank you for sharing. must try it myself
Thank you so much. Yes you must. It really does give beautiful unexpected results!
Beautifully done
Appreciate it. Thank you so much ❤️
It looks like you're doing a paint wash😮
Beautiful. I learned a new technique!
Thank you so much Cathleen. Its easy and fun. Hope your trial turns out well 😊
@@linaawad I'll let you know! I'm going to wait for the heat to break, as I must do it in my garage.
@@Beechnut2U yes would love to know how it turns out. Good luck!
Holy sh*t! That table turned out nice af! Boost these vids with adsense for sure...👍
Thank you so much! Appreciate it ❤️
Chalk paint dries very fast!
Its beautiful so are you. love from India
Thank you so much for your kindness.
Looks great
Thank you so much ❤️
Beautiful way to "save" furniture. I love it. Have some outdoor pieces that need help. Do you think that would work if I put a tough sealer on it? Thanks for sharing.
Thank you ❤️ Yes for sure. Just make sure you use several Layers of outdoor sealer on top.
Sky is the limit …..enjoy! 😊
Give it clear coat epoxy
I like how the top came out but not the bottom. I would have painted in the Aubusson Blue and that’s it.
Show me The Anna Show poured paint tutorial I saw yesterday. I can’t find tonite.
Very nice
Thank you 😊
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Thank you
Looks beautiful! How did you get the distressed look for the legs?
Thanks so much. For the base, I painted it with a solid coat of Aubusson blue and when that dried I applied a white wash on top of it and then patted a rag on top of the wash to get this textured look. It's quite simple and gives a beautiful texture.
Hi! Your table is beautiful!
It was my inspiration for the drawer fronts of a smaller dresser I’m working on. I used 5 colours of chalk paint thinned with water. At first it seemed to work well. But sadly, by the time it was fully dry, it had severely cracked all over the place. I’ve had to remove the whole ugly mess. Any ideas what I did wrong and how I can avoid this when I re-do them? Could it be that the paint wasn’t thinned enough or that I used too many colours?
Thank you for any suggestions you may have!
Thank you for your compliment ❤️ Very happy you liked the table.
I am sorry to hear what happened on your drawers. I am not sure what went wrong but the suggestion I can give is I think 5 colors may be too much for a drawer front. I would probably go with 3 colors.
Also for the paint to crack, my assumption would be that the paint was too thick and perhaps needed a little more water. You want the paint to flow. Not too liquidy like water, and not too thick that it doesnt flow. An inbetween woild be just right.
And when you pour the paint make sure you leave it untouched for at least 48-72 hours for it to dry completely. Make sure the temperature of the room is not too hot and humid and not too cold. Do not leave it to dry outdoors.
I hope your second time round works out well.
I would love to see the results when you are done.
Good luck!
Thank you so much for your suggestions! I’m going to try all of them. Fingers crossed I do better this time.
locking with epoxy resin will work wonders too right
Yes epoxy will be beautiful. I have not done that but I know people that do it and it is gorgeous.
Are you greek ? Lina is a greek name
Great video by the way
How did you prep the table top? lovely!
Thank you Susan. I just cleaned the table properly using TSP and a damp cloth.
did the paint end up sticking to that? any cracking etc?
Yes it did. No cracking or anything at all.
did you do anything at all to prep the table top first...like light sanding, primer, etc?
No I didn’t. I just cleaned it but did not sand or
Prime.