Why oh why is my chalk paint still chipping?
Hi again Hometalk Family. I have previously inquired about a DIY project provided by another member. Unfortunately, my chalk paint continues to peel and chip under two (possibly 3) coats of water based polyurethane. Therefore, I thought maybe there was an error and I need to buy oil based. However, not true. I have spent countless hours on this countertop and lost now. Please help me! Thanks.
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Brenda,
Are you sanding lightly between coats? If you are not, this may be the issue.
Brenda, I found this link that breaks down each step for you.
http://www.thegracehouseinteriors.com/blog/2016/5/13/chalk-painting-tips-for-beginners
Remember this?
Hi there. This is absolutely beautiful! I only rent a townhouse and have very limited space in the front. Do I need to glue the blocks together if just setting up in front? Also, what type of paint did you use as love the tropical blue. Just need to know what kind it is. Thanks. And Happy Easter.
Hello,
Chalk paint was never right for use on countertop! Rub down and start again .