Chalk paint furniture ?

I've used chalk paint on several pieces over the years. The finish holds up well. https://www.anniesloan.com/techniques/how-to-use-chalk-paint-by-annie-sloan-a-beginners-guide/

Here's a link:

https://www.hometalk.com/diy/living-room/furniture/5-easy-steps-to-chalk-painting-furniture-for-the-beginner-34303843

Hello. Chalk painting is a wonderful innovative paint product that can update many pieces of dark orangey older wooden furniture and second hand finds. To see the possible potential please look at my favorite bloggers gallery she has tips tricks and solutions for many things that you can encounter chalk painting. Hope this helps

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Hi Diane

It is easy to do here is info

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zU3SX_eXpQQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Odb8hPt1i3g

Hi! Despite the advertising that says no prep, you really need to prep first. At minimum I clean the piece and seal the old finish with a product like Kilz. It also needs to be sealed with wax or polyurethane to protect the finish. Have fun!

Here is a beginners guide to chalk paint and furniture: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gh9m8yDLV0Y&t=17s

Witch ever paint you use the better you prep the furniture the better it wil look lightly sand off all varnish all the shiny.then take a damp cloth and wipe the furniture down get all dust off of it then you are ready to paint

Unless you are painting something with a glossy finish all you need to do is clean the surface of grease. Rinse well and 2 coats usually does it. You can add finishing wax or antiquing was VERY sparingly or just leave plain.

This may help: https://www.hometalk.com/diy/paint/chalk-painted-furniture-2-videos-on-how-729794

I have tried it a few times but if you want a long lasting paint that won't scratch easily, steer away from chalk paint. It is great for distressed look or if you plan to repaint in a couple of years.

And your question is????? Yes, you may chalk paint furniture if that is what you're asking.

heres a video that will help get you started

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gh9m8yDLV0Y

I agree with the comments above, a little prep goes a long way, even though people say none is required and I would wax to finish.

I agree with Kim about finishing the chalk painted item with wax. It adds a nice smooth, soft finished look to your work and helps to protect the piece

You certainly can but it might depend on what the furniture is, maybe what the finish is on it now, how it's used, and what your goal is.

Follow previous advice!