Annie Sloan Chalk Paint - 120Ml - Chateau Grey

No, the beauty of Annie Sloan Chalk Paint is that it adheres to most surfaces with minimal or no preparation. You typically do not need to sand or prime.

Coverage is approximately 13m² per litre. A 120ml pot will cover a smaller area, suitable for smaller projects or touch-ups.

For best results, seal the paint with Annie Sloan Chalk Paint Wax or Lacquer. Clean sealed surfaces with a damp cloth. Avoid harsh or abrasive cleaners.

Yes, Annie Sloan Chalk Paint can be used on fabric. For upholstery, it's recommended to dilute the paint with water and seal with wax for a soft finish. For items that need washing, use lacquer for durability.

While the paint can be used on outdoor furniture or items, it is not designed as an exterior paint and should be protected with a durable lacquer for outdoor longevity.

Annie Sloan Chalk Paint dries very quickly to the touch, usually within 15-30 minutes. Recoating can often be done within an hour, but full curing takes longer.

The paint provides a matte, chalky finish on its own. You can then add Annie Sloan Soft Wax for a smooth, matte finish or for antiquing effects, or use Annie Sloan Gloss Lacquer for a more durable, modern sheen.

Stir the paint thoroughly. If still lumpy, you can add a small amount of water (no more than 10%) to thin it slightly. Ensure the lid is sealed properly when not in use.

Ensure you are using a good quality brush and applying thin, even coats. Avoid overworking the paint. Try a different brush or roller technique. Ensure the surface is not too absorbent; a mist coat of thinned paint might help.

This is the natural matte finish of Chalk Paint. For a smoother, more durable surface, apply Annie Sloan Chalk Paint Wax or Lacquer once the paint is fully dry. Buff the wax well for a smooth feel.

Ensure the surface is clean and free from grease, wax, or silicone. For very glossy or slick surfaces, a light scuff sand or a coat of adhesion primer might be beneficial, though typically not required.