Chalk Paint® (Duck Egg Blue, 120 ml/4.06 Fl Oz) a unique decorative paint for furniture, cabinets and home décor with no sanding or priming

This is pure chalk paint no doubt about it. I bought the small size and painted a buffet. Turned out very nice. This isn’t the easiest paint to paint with. It dries quickly while painting, almost too quickly. Coverage is excellent. Product seems to go a long way even though pricy. Appreciate the very thorough directions that comes with the product. May but again if needed.

Annie Sloan Chalk Paint in French Linen - A Timeless ClassicI recently used Annie Sloan Chalk Paint in French Linen, and I'm thrilled with the results! The color is a perfect neutral, sophisticated with a soft, warm undertone that complements any style. The paint's consistency is excellent, providing great coverage with minimal effort. It goes on smoothly and dries quickly, allowing for easy layering and distressing. Plus, it’s low odor and easy to clean up, making the whole painting process a breeze. If you're looking to give your furniture a chic and elegant makeover, French Linen by Annie Sloan is the way to go. Highly recommend!

This is my first purchase of chalk paint and also my first purchase of Annie Sloan… I gotta say I love this chalk paint and this is the color I was hoping to get out of it when it dried absolutely 100% perfect color..this is exciting for me.. so now I’m going to purchase the larger can., I was so happy with my purchase that I’m looking at Annie Sloan wall paint too… thanks 😊

The color was perfect for my project. The paint was smooth and easy to work with. No problem with the delivery. I would buy it again.

I painted my kitchen with this paint and it has lasted almost 7 years. I used Versailles on the cabinets and charcoal on the island along with the clear and dark wax. I would definitely recommend this paint and I have..

I love this but it is a bit pricy. Would give five stars if not for the price

Not sure why they gotta hate on Chi town with calling this Chicago Gray, but I'll let it go because it is incredibly gray skies there during the winter, especially February. Paint worked well, mat and dried down pretty fast as a base coat. Used a wax on top of it and it does have a weird feel to it (used it on a mirror frame), but got the desired effect. A little goes a long way. I did two coats and still had a fair amount of paint left. Pretty good value for the amount you get and need. So now when I look at my mirror frame, I can see the gray skies of Chicago.

I have been using Annie Sloan paint for a few years now. Such a great product....thick and concentrated pigments cover beautifully and easy clean up with soap and water. Dries quick