A Review of the New Paint Couture Furniture Paint Line
Have you heard the hype about the new furniture paint line called Paint Couture? It's an acrylic, water-based furniture paint - a change from all the chalk paint lines you see now. As a painting professional, I tried it and here is what I think about it...
Paint Couture Acrylic Water-Based Paint Review
Paint Couture Acrylic Water-Based Paint Review
Paint Couture Acrylic Water-Based Paint Review. The finished results
Paint Couture Acrylic Water-Based Paint Review. 1 coat vs. two.
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Wanted to update everyone with Paint Couture..the new product line is only 4 hours dry time in between your applications of paint. But you do need to wait 24 before glazing. If you need any more info drop on over at http://www.2chattychicks.com. I have several tutorials. If you stop by please feel free to ask any questions. I will be on vacation till October 1. But I will answer you as soon as I get back. Thank you
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I've used paint couture for several years now. My first piece was a highly polished cherry entertainment center. I used 2 coats of peacock, letting each dry 24 hours between, then topped with copperhead glaze. This piece is in my den, has been through thre home moves, has the tv, wii, printer, and lamp on it, and has not even one scratch! With two kids, that's saying a lot! I also used Arctic white with brilliant white accents on my daughter's cherry French Provençal dresser, mirror, chest, nightstand, and an iron headboard. All are absolutely gorgeous. I tell everyone I know about paint couture and discourage those Annie Sloaners of the world from ever touching that crud again!
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