Rust-OleumAMZ0042 Chalky Furniture Paint Dusky Pink 125 ml

I used to upcycle furniture for a living, and tended to use anne sloan paint- it just seems to spread more easily and.... I dont know, rust oleum would always be my second choice but it seems to be a bit more chalky. Having said that it is more cheap, so thats a point on its favour.This time, i was refurbishing a cabinet for my mum, it seemed just as good as my usual and the colour was great. If you see my pictures, you can see the design is simple like she wanted but given full power i would have added perlescent (forgive my spelling) glaze, maybe and gold trims, etc...Regarding rusts other colours, i have two matching tables in my living room, made from their cobalt blue and their gold. They are probably my favorite pieces in the house. In fact after writing this review, i think ive convinced myself to switch back to rust oleum in the future..

A great coverage achieved quickly and easily, good quality and finish. Dried quickly and didn't smell bad or have fumes. A little went a long way and I'm impressed . Will buy again.

Lovely paint. It's quite pinky but still nice. Sticking very well and the small jar lasts long

Great colour but I find chalk paint quite hard to use, it's better watered down

Great paint for furniture

Lovely colour , was used to paint a dolls house

Needs treating after so not cheap but it dies have a nice effect

I bought this product to touch up some garden furniture that I had painted with the aerosol equivalent paint and colour of the same manufacturer. The colours are not even close to matching