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Trendy Tinting You'll be drawn to the soothing, trendy colors and will want to use this paint for craft projects, furniture and even upholstery.

Trendy Tinting You'll be drawn to the soothing, trendy colors and will want to use this paint for craft projects, furniture and even upholstery.

Shiny, Burnished Finish Add some shimmer to your home or projects with this quart of paint, and you won't need to use much to get the results you're looking for.

Shiny, Burnished Finish Add some shimmer to your home or projects with this quart of paint, and you won't need to use much to get the results you're looking for.

Matte, But Not Flat The gentle matte finish is so easy on the eyes, and if you've never tried milk paint, now is the time to do so.

Matte, But Not Flat The gentle matte finish is so easy on the eyes, and if you've never tried milk paint, now is the time to do so.

Does Wonders Transform that old table, chair or bed frame with any one of the gorgeous colors.

Does Wonders Transform that old table, chair or bed frame with any one of the gorgeous colors.

Mineral fusion paints are all the rage these days because they come in modern, versatile colors that can instantly upgrade whatever you are painting. Even better, they are lead-free, non-toxic, odor-free and don’t contain volatile organic compounds (VOC), formaldehyde or ammonia.

Many mineral fusion paints are also made with built-in primers and topcoats, making them easier to apply. These higher-end decorative paints are not inexpensive, and are often used to paint furniture and smaller pieces instead of entire rooms. Whatever gets painted can serve as a focal point for the space it’s in.

Chalky mineral paint creates a matte, chalk-like finish that is trendy these days. It is water-based and usually dries down into a distressed, soft look because it contains calcium carbonate or plaster of Paris. The look is clean and vintage rather than glossy. In most cases, you won’t need to do any prep work as long as the surface is clean; usually, no sanding or priming is required.

Milk paint is also mineral-based and has a similar kind of finish, but in addition to being water-based, it also has milk proteins. This milk protein gives it a sheen that many describe as a more “natural” choice. You can also find paints with mica beads blended into them to create metallic, iridescent finishes. These premium paints are sold in smaller cans; you won’t often see them sold in gallons. They can also have shorter shelf lives, especially the milk paint; you’ll want to read the product descriptions carefully.

This high-quality chalky matte-finish paint has a built-in primer and top coat, and it is self-leveling for an incredibly smooth finish. It also blends beautifully, contains no harsh chemicals, has almost no odor and is very durable.

Rust-Oleum's metallic accent paint is rich and sophisticated. It has an iridescent personality that instantly upgrades whatever it comes into contact with. The water-based formula dries in 30 minutes with a one-step application.

Here's a premium milk paint rated for interior and exterior use. You can apply it onto prepped finished surfaces or directly onto raw wood. It does not need a top coat and comes in 33 elegant colors.

Chalky Chicks' premium-quality chalk finish paint comes in 45 colors and easily sticks to cement, raw and stained wood, glass, metal and even fabrics. You only need one quart to cover 150 square feet! You can dilute it with water, use it as a stain and seal it with clear furniture wax or polyacrylic.

Country Chic's eye-catching "Whoop-De-Doo" color chalky paint belongs in the teal color family and has a primer and top coat built into its formula to make your painting that much easier.

Mineral fusion paints are all the rage these days because they come in modern, versatile colors that can instantly upgrade whatever you are painting. Even better, they are lead-free, non-toxic, odor-free and don’t contain volatile organic compounds (VOC), formaldehyde or ammonia.

Many mineral fusion paints are also made with built-in primers and topcoats, making them easier to apply. These higher-end decorative paints are not inexpensive, and are often used to paint furniture and smaller pieces instead of entire rooms. Whatever gets painted can serve as a focal point for the space it’s in.

Chalky mineral paint creates a matte, chalk-like finish that is trendy these days. It is water-based and usually dries down into a distressed, soft look because it contains calcium carbonate or plaster of Paris. The look is clean and vintage rather than glossy. In most cases, you won’t need to do any prep work as long as the surface is clean; usually, no sanding or priming is required.

Milk paint is also mineral-based and has a similar kind of finish, but in addition to being water-based, it also has milk proteins. This milk protein gives it a sheen that many describe as a more “natural” choice. You can also find paints with mica beads blended into them to create metallic, iridescent finishes. These premium paints are sold in smaller cans; you won’t often see them sold in gallons. They can also have shorter shelf lives, especially the milk paint; you’ll want to read the product descriptions carefully.

Milk paint has become quite popular and is usually sold in powder form in packets; these get mixed with an equal amount of water (use a mixing attachment or drill), which causes the lime inside of it to activate the milk protein. Once mixed, though, you must use it within 24 hours. It’s great when you want a deep color, low glossiness and a distressed, “chippy” look. Milk paint is organic, and chalk paint is inorganic, but both have next to no VOCs. Don’t drink the former, but you could use the latter to paint an old chalkboard!

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