Limestone Concrete | Textured Furniture Finish

Want to add texture to your chalk paint finishes? Watch as I mix sand, yes sand, with my One Step Paint (a chalk-based paint that requires no sanding, stripping, or priming) to create this limestone concrete finish!
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[@amyhowardathome]

How fun is this! Can you believe you can use sand with One Step?

[@judyjones4910]

Love Amy Howard!

[@TheOKkittyfarm]

Don’t know how I missed this video! Love love love!

[@didyouknowb4]

you are really a true teacher who sincerely teaches her students and moreover its free

[@draftgirl1996]

I think this would look great in my bedroom on the fireplace. I can’t wait to start the sample board. Thank you so much for sharing your great technique. Love everything I’ve bought from you.

[@amyhowardathome]

Wonderful!

[@darlagalloway7634]

I love every one of her finishes! She is the BEST!

[@vickipaisley4938]

Great video! Great products! Great person!! Thank you!!!

[@carolcrawford3697]

Love your work

[@ritacollins2635]

Really liked this concrete look so real looking

[@carrieh922]

Excited to learn this finish! I would love to learn how to create a soapstone finish!

[@margerykirner5604]

Virginia And we adore you !!

[@janette1694]

Excited for this chanel I found- love from scotland uk

[@nanamarler8282]

Tuning in from Knoxville. I love seeing all these finishes and dream of using them in my own home.

[@vociferonheraldofthewinter2284]

Tuning in from Arizona and thank you for this! I've been trying to recreate faux limestone forever. And failed forever. But my ONE desire is to be able to realistically mimic cast iron with chalk paint. I *know* it's possible. In my gut, I just know it. Not just the rusty, aged cast iron. (Although, that too!) But the look of solid, well-done cast iron. The texture, the sheen... all of it.

[@ruchirasen880]

Hi Amy, loved this look. Yet another masterpiece

[@amyhowardathome]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@mesquitemagic]

Sand! Holy cow! I have tried baking soda, LOVE, and coarse salt, HATE. Now I have got to try sand!

[@janetholmes3167]

❤

[@jamiekirk2209]

Very cool, Ive been waiting on a textured finish! Did she mention where we pick up the sand? I actaully live in Florida and sure I can get some but dont they sell in it kraft stores?

[@margerykirner5604]

Could you do a faux stone wall using this ? Thank you

[@2012reimoi]

Amazing!! Can you please tell me the color code for the gray color you used?

[@susanbenkendorfer9648]

Is this something you could use on an outdoor table top or is it too granular - like for a table you'd eat on.

[@michaelandrew3816]

Would this work on an actual piece of concrete? I want to make a one piece bathroom sink countertop and I want the concrete to look like limestone. Also, as a sink, would the paint hold up to water? Thanks.

[@cherylludwick7868]

Would this work on slate floors?

[@katharinebentley273]

The sand looked damp.. did you moisten it?

[@debbieritz3069]

Could you do this in a bathroom countertop???

[@amyhowardathome]

Yes!!

[@debbieritz3069]

@@amyhowardathome thank you!!!!

[@candicattage9397]

Can you do this on walls?

[@lukerabin5079]

I like it, but you would have done better with less sand. Too much makes it look like a finish, less gives texture that you can add too over time.