Diane,

I’ve used just about every kind of paint you could think of. I prefer making my own version of chalk paint. I make it out of the same color of paint I’ll be using for the project, so it works great as a primer. If I’m painting something red, using the diy chalky paint primer makes the topcoat take so much better. It’s usually a semi-gloss so there’s no need for sealing or waxing. It cuts the time in half for me. You can see my recipe and more details here: https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/diy-chalky-paint-recipe-makes-a-great-primer/

As far as brands go, I’m most loyal to Heirloom Traditions, founded right here in Louisville KY.

gail

I’ve used just about every kind of paint you could think of. I prefer making my own version of chalk paint. I make it out of the same color of paint I’ll be using for the project, so it works great as a primer. If I’m painting something red, using the diy chalky paint primer makes the topcoat take so much better. It’s usually a semi-gloss so there’s no need for sealing or waxing. It cuts the time in half for me. You can see my recipe and more details here: https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/diy-chalky-paint-recipe-makes-a-great-primer/

As far as brands go, I’m most loyal to Heirloom Traditions, founded right here in Louisville KY.

gail

Diane,

I’ve used just about every kind of paint you could think of. I prefer making my own version of chalk paint. I make it out of the same color of paint I’ll be using for the project, so it works great as a primer. If I’m painting something red, using the diy chalky paint primer makes the topcoat take so much better. It’s usually a semi-gloss so there’s no need for sealing or waxing. It cuts the time in half for me. You can see my recipe and more details here: https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/diy-chalky-paint-recipe-makes-a-great-primer/

As far as brands go, I’m most loyal to Heirloom Traditions, founded right here in Louisville KY.

gail

Diane,

I’ve used just about every kind of paint you could think of. I prefer making my own version of chalk paint. I make it out of the same color of paint I’ll be using for the project, so it works great as a primer. If I’m painting something red, using the diy chalky paint primer makes the topcoat take so much better. It’s usually a semi-gloss so there’s no need for sealing or waxing. It cuts the time in half for me. You can see my recipe and more details here: https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/diy-chalky-paint-recipe-makes-a-great-primer/

As far as brands go, I’m most loyal to Heirloom Traditions, founded right here in Louisville KY.

gail

Diane,

I’ve used just about every kind of paint you could think of. I prefer making my own version of chalk paint. I make it out of the same color of paint I’ll be using for the project, so it works great as a primer. If I’m painting something red, using the diy chalky paint primer makes the topcoat take so much better. It’s usually a semi-gloss so there’s no need for sealing or waxing. It cuts the time in half for me. You can see my recipe and more details here: https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/diy-chalky-paint-recipe-makes-a-great-primer/

As far as brands go, I’m most loyal to Heirloom Traditions, founded right here in Louisville KY.

gail

I’ve used just about every kind of paint you could think of. I prefer making my own version of chalk paint. I make it out of the same color of paint I’ll be using for the project, so it works great as a primer. If I’m painting something red, using the diy chalky paint primer makes the topcoat take so much better. It’s usually a semi-gloss so there’s no need for sealing or waxing. It cuts the time in half for me. You can see my recipe and more details here: https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/diy-chalky-paint-recipe-makes-a-great-primer/

As far as brands go, I’m most loyal to Heirloom Traditions, founded right here in Louisville KY.

gail

I’ve used just about every kind of paint you could think of. I prefer making my own version of chalk paint. I make it out of the same color of paint I’ll be using for the project, so it works great as a primer. If I’m painting something red, using the diy chalky paint primer makes the topcoat take so much better. It’s usually a semi-gloss so there’s no need for sealing or waxing. It cuts the time in half for me. You can see my recipe and more details here: https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/diy-chalky-paint-recipe-makes-a-great-primer/

As far as brands go, I’m most loyal to Heirloom Traditions, founded right here in Louisville KY.

gail

Diane,

I’ve used just about every kind of paint you could think of. I prefer making my own version of chalk paint. I make it out of the same color of paint I’ll be using for the project, so it works great as a primer. If I’m painting something red, using the diy chalky paint primer makes the topcoat take so much better. It’s usually a semi-gloss so there’s no need for sealing or waxing. It cuts the time in half for me. You can see my recipe and more details here: https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/diy-chalky-paint-recipe-makes-a-great-primer/

As far as brands go, I’m most loyal to Heirloom Traditions, founded right here in Louisville KY.

gail

Diane,

I’ve used just about every kind of paint you could think of. I prefer making my own version of chalk paint. I make it out of the same color of paint I’ll be using for the project, so it works great as a primer. If I’m painting something red, using the diy chalky paint primer makes the topcoat take so much better. It’s usually a semi-gloss so there’s no need for sealing or waxing. It cuts the time in half for me. You can see my recipe and more details here: https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/diy-chalky-paint-recipe-makes-a-great-primer/

As far as brands go, I’m most loyal to Heirloom Traditions, founded right here in Louisville KY.

gail

Diane,

I’ve used just about every kind of paint you could think of. I prefer making my own version of chalk paint. I make it out of the same color of paint I’ll be using for the project, so it works great as a primer. If I’m painting something red, using the diy chalky paint primer makes the topcoat take so much better. It’s usually a semi-gloss so there’s no need for sealing or waxing. It cuts the time in half for me. You can see my recipe and more details here: https://www.myrepurposedlife.com/diy-chalky-paint-recipe-makes-a-great-primer/

As far as brands go, I’m most loyal to Heirloom Traditions, founded right here in Louisville KY.

gail