Hi Cathy, one of our hometalkers posed a similar question a while back. She painted her kitchen cupboards and wasn't to happy with the results. She used "Awesome" spray that she found at the Dollar Store and spray it on and then wiped it off with steel wool. Here's the actual link to the post if you want to read through all the comments and suggestions - http://www.hometalk.com/diy/paint/q-stripping-off-a-lot-of-chalk-paint-2640675
Posted this weeks ago when it was a grimey 40 year old datk brown end table. Used chalk paint fot the first time and then sealed it with sealing wax. Now I have d...
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I removed the old casters from the legs, but want to replace them altogether with taller legs (without casters). I can't figure out how to get the legs off. Any advic...
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Hi Cathy, one of our hometalkers posed a similar question a while back. She painted her kitchen cupboards and wasn't to happy with the results. She used "Awesome" spray that she found at the Dollar Store and spray it on and then wiped it off with steel wool. Here's the actual link to the post if you want to read through all the comments and suggestions - http://www.hometalk.com/diy/paint/q-stripping-off-a-lot-of-chalk-paint-2640675
Stripping off A LOT of chalk paint
If it hasn't been sealed (and especially if it's fresh) you can rub it off with a wet towel.
First you will need to use mineral spirits to remove any wax. Then you can paint over the chalk paint.