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Graphite makes a dramatic backdrop in any room when used on walls. The colour is a soft black inspired by Lamp Black, a traditional pigment. It works for many interiors from neoclassical to modern. Wall Paint is a tough, water-based household paint that takes whatever life throws its way. It’s robust, smooth and easy to use with a luxurious matt finish and a very slight sheen. 2.5 litre covers about 388 sq ft which is roughly Rs.8.5 per sq ft. *This colour is also available in Chalk Paint® decorative paint.
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Black Chalk Paint® Wax will give a cool, dark finish to your paintwork, bringing out texture in brushwork and mouldings, as well as darkening and enriching colours. Use it with clear Chalk Paint® Wax to seal and protect furniture and walls painted with Chalk Paint® decorative paint. First apply a thin base of clear wax, removing any excess with a clean cloth. Next, apply the black wax, pushing it into the paintwork to bring out brush marks and crevices. Wipe back any excess with clear wax, making sure every part of your piece has been waxed at least once. Chalk Paint® Wax is not suitable for outdoor use. After care: wipe clean with a damp cloth. For tough marks, use a proprietary spray cleaner and rewax if necessary. As a rough guide, you will need one 500ml tin of wax for every 3-4 litres of paint – of course, this will vary depending on how many coats of paint or wax you use to cover a piece. Click here to see how to create a modern industrial look using Chalk Paint® Black Wax Available in 500ml and 120ml.
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Soft, gentle Paris Grey is inspired by the painted furniture found in elegant French châteaux or old Swedish manor houses. It’s made from a mix of blue and orange, so it works naturally well with these complementaries. Use it over Primer Red or Cream, or with Old White or Original. 1 litre is enough to cover approximately 140 square feet which is roughly Rs 13 per sq ft . After painting, seal indoor furniture with Chalk Paint® Wax. On floors, seal with Chalk Paint® Lacquer. Take a look at Annie Sloan's Tips & Techniques section for more information and to help you get started. Click here for our Chalk Paint® coverage guide.
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My summer project! I made sure to rescue some of my mother’s old furniture. This is a linen cabinet, hand made in 1954 by a mysterious person using the signature “P”. It was a very popular model in Sweden during the 1950′s.
I stripped some of the decor, since it was cracked and broken, and removed two shelves. Otherwise everything is as when it was put together. The outside is painted in Annie Sloan Chalk Paint - Old White. I decided to use a white primer, for fear that the original lacquer would bleed through. And it did, so I had to paint to coats of Old White before waxing.
The inside was painted with ASCP Aubusson Blue, which turned out beautiful once waxed. I used the clear wax because I haven’t quite come to terms with the idea of painting something white and then making it look dirty (although I have seen people do wonderful things with dark wax). Cheap wallpaper makes the back a bit more of a surprise. All in all - can’t wait to find a proper home for this beauty!
Old Amsterdam - Old white (goat cheese) advertisement. What does this say about the connotation old and white in combination with the dialogue, dark lighting but white silk like clean clothes and 'step into the dark'?
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