In this premiere episode of DIY with MRL we will talk about using Plaster of Paris to make your own chalk paint and how to use this chalk paint as a primer. This very flat primer will allow you to do less prep work, and using the same paint without the Plaster of Paris will cut down on your post project work as well.
Gail will answer questions about how and why you should be using this paint.
Today's show is about DIY Chalky Paint Primer , you can get the recipe and see how it is made by clicking that link.
Gail shares her favorite reasons to use the DIY Chalky paint as a primer as well as her favorite FREE sandpaper.
Readers' questions over the years about the DIY Chalky Paint are answered, and will hopefully answer any questions that you may have.
You can see all of the chalky paint projects that Gail has done by clicking this link: DIY Chalky Paint Projects.
Gail shares tips about her favorite paint brushes and why a cheap chip brush is her favorite. Did you know Gail's favorite colors to use on projects that she sells is Polished Pear (antique white) and Beluga (true black).
Some of the projects discussed today:
You'll find out when NOT to use the DIY Chalky Paint primer, what Gail uses for chalkboard writing surfaces, and how to tint furniture wax.
Several questions answered about waxing and sealing.
Next time: What are your best tips about curb shopping, yard saling and thrift store shopping?
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