Plaster of paris
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Hertoolbelt on Sep 22, 2014I believe people do it to get the 'chalky finish' paint look.Helpful Reply
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Brenda on Sep 25, 2014it helps bind the paint to the surface so that you don't have to sand and prime. It also makes it easier to distress for the shabby chic lookHelpful Reply
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