If you add it to semi-gloss it also makes it less glossy, looks more like chalk paint. I used Kitchen & Bath semi-gloss to paint my neighbors paneling for her, and added 1/2c of baking soda... it didn't make it thicker. If you add 1/2 plaster of paris for the same effect it makes it thicker.
So, when baking soda is combined with paint it immediately creates a really cool reaction. Your paint starts to rise and fluff up and becomes more textured than it was before. The more baking powder you use, the more fluffy your paint becomes.
Adding baking soda to paint would make a very or will result to a thick chalk paint wherein will produce a matte finish and with a nice texture as well.
Eventually I will probably try chalk paint. I'm trying to think of what I have right now that I could use it on. Thank you for answering my question I appreciate very much yours Georgia willmarth
Hello Ggg, it turns the paint into chalk paint, Mix your cup of paint and 1/4 cup of baking soda together. It will create a very thick chalk paint that will give you a beautiful matte finish and lots of pretty texture! ... Make sure you keep your paint covered in-between coats as it dries very quickly.
Mix your cup of paint and 1/4 cup of baking soda together. It will create a very thick chalk paint that will give you a beautiful matte finish and lots of pretty texture!
Make your own chalk paint at home using paint from leftover projects! Mix 1/2 cup baking soda and three tablespoons cold water in a small bowl. Pour one cup latex paint into a disposable container, then slowly mix the baking soda solution into the paint, stirring well. Use immediately, discard unused paint.
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One recipe for making "chalk paint". Thickens it.
If you add it to semi-gloss it also makes it less glossy, looks more like chalk paint. I used Kitchen & Bath semi-gloss to paint my neighbors paneling for her, and added 1/2c of baking soda... it didn't make it thicker. If you add 1/2 plaster of paris for the same effect it makes it thicker.
It will give the paint a ceramic-effect.
So, when baking soda is combined with paint it immediately creates a really cool reaction. Your paint starts to rise and fluff up and becomes more textured than it was before. The more baking powder you use, the more fluffy your paint becomes.
this explains it
https://www.delineateyourdwelling.com/baking-soda-and-paint-technique/
Here's some help:
https://www.delineateyourdwelling.com/baking-soda-and-paint-technique/
Adding baking soda to paint would make a very or will result to a thick chalk paint wherein will produce a matte finish and with a nice texture as well.
Hi! It turns it into a chalk type paint.
Eventually I will probably try chalk paint. I'm trying to think of what I have right now that I could use it on. Thank you for answering my question I appreciate very much yours Georgia willmarth
It gives it a stone like texture.
Hi there, baking soda thickens paint up so you can turn it into chalk paint or use it to create a protective layer between your canvas and paints
Adding baking soda to paint gives it texture and helps turn it into a chalky paint that sticks to most surfaces.
It is part of the chalk paint recipe.
Hello Ggg, it turns the paint into chalk paint, Mix your cup of paint and 1/4 cup of baking soda together. It will create a very thick chalk paint that will give you a beautiful matte finish and lots of pretty texture! ... Make sure you keep your paint covered in-between coats as it dries very quickly.
Mix your cup of paint and 1/4 cup of baking soda together. It will create a very thick chalk paint that will give you a beautiful matte finish and lots of pretty texture!
It is a DIY recipe ingredient that is often used to make waterbased paint a more thick textured paint product.
Chalk paint on the retail shaves can be pretty pricey.
Here's a post that might help https://thebeautyrevival.com/blog/easy-diy-textured-clay-vase-with-paint-baking-soda/#:~:text=Mix%20your%20cup%20of%20paint,and%20lots%20of%20pretty%20texture!
Make your own chalk paint at home using paint from leftover projects! Mix 1/2 cup baking soda and three tablespoons cold water in a small bowl. Pour one cup latex paint into a disposable container, then slowly mix the baking soda solution into the paint, stirring well. Use immediately, discard unused paint.
Adds texture