DIY Best Chalk Paint Recipe Tutorial- budget saving-homemade-calcium carbonate

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Recipe:
2 Tablespoons Calcium Carbonate
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1 Tablespoon warm water
8oz latex pain
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DIY best chalk paint recipe w/ calcium carbonate comparable to Annie Sloan chalk paint. My best money saving hacks and tips for making chalk paint. Chalk paint made on a budget.
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[@moirhann]

i crushed blackboard chalk.. the big ones that children use to write on the pavement. etc.. crushed it to a fine powder and mixed in cheap white acrylic waterbased wall paint and i got a very good pastel chalk paint..

[@servantofallah4635]

Can you share the quantities

[@moirhann]

@@servantofallah4635 You just have to mix and see how much you need to get the exact color you want. There is also different sizes on the chalks - but i can say an estimate of 3 topped soup spoons of blue chalk in 3 decilitre white acrylic paint. But i tried several times to get the right color..the color is very light blue allready so you need a good amount.. Crush it to a very fine powder and be careful so yo do not breath it in.it must be without any lumps - then just mix it in the white paint.I got lumps in my first batch of green and had to throw it away.. If you want a darker colour i am sure you can just mix in a darker acrylic color.. for example a dark blue acrylic paint with white and blue chalk .. You can put it in a glass jar with a metal lid - tighten it well.. this way you can store it for months. Good luck with your project :)

[@servantofallah4635]

@@moirhann thanks alot. I have never even touched a paint brush lol. Just have a kids old toy kitchen that i want to paint. The rustoleum chalk paints are quite expenive

[@moirhann]

@@servantofallah4635 Happy to help .-D the quality will offcourse not be the same as rustoleum or other paints but it worked well for me.. but i have also found several other brands of chalk paint that is a lot cheaper. What country do you live in?

[@KIP_KnowledgeIsPower]

If you’re ever worried about containers like this maybe not being airtight long term, something I do is before I put the lid on, I add a tight layer of cling wrap & then I put the lid on over that (or plastic film I think is what it’s called in the US?). Just make sure you don’t have too much excess or you might have trouble getting the lid on & you want to pull it taught but not too much, just make a tiny allowance for the lid sliding into place but even if you can’t get it taught, I’m sure it would still work so long as the whole opening of the container is covered, I’ve just always managed to get mine taught so I can’t confirm but I’ve found that works brilliantly, especially for cheaper containers that aren’t airtight long term like paint needs. Empty jars like used jam, coffee or spread jars work even better than containers in my experience & you can do the plastic wrap thing with most of those too if you think the seal might be compromised, just don’t pull the wrap too taught on a twist jar. I find glass jars work better than anything all round. You never have to worry about any reaction with the plastic over time either being glass.

[@amygleason249]

Drill a hole at the end of the stick and keep them together on a keychain

[@Soulful-Scribes]

That's a great idea!

[@joannkimel2177]

Thank you

[@marynovich2180]

Exactly what I'm thinking but one of those rings that clasp.

[@erinsorensen9102]

This is the best chalk paint recipe video. You are just SO genuine and nice. It’s so refreshing to watch someone who isn’t so in to themselves. Thanks SO much!

[@Soulful-Scribes]

Aww thank you !! I really appreciate the kind words. I did make an updated chalkpaint video recently that gives a couple more helpful tips if you are looking into doing stuff with chalkpaint kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJvEnIirm9Cma9U

[@susansylvia2833]

You've checked all the boxes with this video, girl! Have been searching for the perfect recipe, love the popsicle stick idea! Thanks.

[@Soulful-Scribes]

Thank you! I also recently made an updated chalkpaint recipe video at kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJvEnIirm9Cma9U

[@semgroup4764]

This was the best 4:44 we have spent in a long time : ) Simple,straightforward to the point. Excellent visuals and a lovely hostess. Thank you so much. We are literally going to try this today.

[@Soulful-Scribes]

Thank you!! I really appreciate your kind words : )

[@Rita-yw2tn]

I totally agree I love this video she's quick & straight forward & shows the easiest way to get what u are looking for ! Thank u very much sweetie !

[@theroar7148]

Great vid--thank you. You get to the point without prattling on and on as so many diyers do on KZbin.

[@Soulful-Scribes]

Thank you! That is what I aimed to do! Sorry for the late response, haven't checked my comment section in a bit .

[@theroar7148]

@@Soulful-Scribes No prob! You read the compliment and that's what matters.

[@eyeswideshut2800]

Diatomaceous earth too, it's been used for decades and safe so food quality, not pool grade. Lime, baking powder, unsanded grout, Tums, chalk, plaster ect. They all work and only vary slightly in finish and application. I garden so we deal with science so got some DE on hand, just add paint.

[@alexahowmanyhamsters1312]

Does the paint keep for a while with the DE? :D I have a ton of it lol

[@eyeswideshut2800]

@@alexahowmanyhamsters1312 I think it depends more on the quality of paint, it's just chalk really. I mixed small batches but love the consistency and finish but add water and mix well what's left in can. It took very little paint which is why small batches and levels beautifully. I even mixed my own colors on separate coats and color match was not an issue, it just blended solidly. I didn't sand and painted laminate coated wood with great results. I also didn't seal any of them and moved them roughly. I put a single coat on one laminate dresser and let it naturally distress to see how it wore. It's been now basically water distressed from spills and paint rubbed off nicely. Two coats is great but you only need one for coverage, the two coated pieces hold up if you don't literally scratch or directly knick it off. Make sure it's food grade DE and not pool grade so not toxic but people use lime too. Just go for it, use water based paint and you can just wipe off and remember you can easily paint over any mistake.

[@alexahowmanyhamsters1312]

@@eyeswideshut2800 Oh wow, thank you so much! And I can use regular latex wall paint, not just the little sample cans right? I'm planning on doing most of my furniture so I'm super excited🤗

[@barbaramahoney7331]

I just used the DE because I had some on hand. Was so upset of Amazon sending Calcium Carbonate for BEER/WINE. It never became like a paste.

[@dudie812]

I've recently been getting into chalk paint, and I love it. Thanks so much for sharing your recipe with us. A clever idea about the pop cycle sticks!

[@vero0721]

I like your idea about the Popsicle sticks, it's clever! I have used Plaster of Paris for a long long time and never had a problem when making chalk paint, the powder is still very fine even after being left in a cold garage for several years!! Thanks for the video!

[@Soulful-Scribes]

your welcome!

[@coldhardysucculentswithkdw4988]

love that. I am just trying to make a towel hook for the ladies room at work and that cabinet door is just what I needed to see. I couldn't think of a good starting point. thanks again. looks like I am a few years late to the party. lol.

[@gracewest5504]

I just saw this video and your channel. This was so helpful. Hope Lowes and Home Depot still have the sample paints. I did subscribe.

[@TheHappyWhisk]

Thank you! Very helpful. I just started to get into chalk paints and mineral paints and OMG, I love them but ouch on the price. I saw your video and another that both helped me. Much thanks. Cheers, Ivy

[@RuaWaterwalker]

thank you for this tutorial, being on a very tight budget and wanting to DIY my home, this is pretty cool, thanks again

[@dianewatters6720]

Love the whole thing - this is goinng to be my summertime project for me & my Grand-daughter - she turns 11 this year and she's really excited to give it a go! Thanks so much for the excellent instructions - I thought it was going to be too expensive until I saw your make-it-yourself video!

[@Soulful-Scribes]

thank you! that is fantastic ! also there is a free printable of the instructions and supplies on my site. Here is the link, it has written instructions. www.thesparrowsnest.site/diy-chalk-paint .

[@elisevautour6292]

I Love the idea of colored popcicle sticks creating a useful palette. 💚💙💜

[@clemkonan]

I have stained kichen cabinets can I restore them with chalk paint and are you aware that calcium carbonate is chalk so just use chalk board pencils if you just need a few grams

[@janinevine7894]

@3:04 is actual recipe....only on screen for 1 second so hit pause. 2tbl calcium carbonate 1 Tbl warm water 8oz latex paint

[@Soulful-Scribes]

@Janine Vine Thank you, I updated it so that the recipe shows in the descriptions. You can also find a printable recipe at www.thesparrowsnest.site/diy-chalk-paint

[@soulbrotha24]

I'm so glad I found your video this is going to save me so much money for my furniture projects.

[@kellyyates8096]

Great idea of painting the popsicle sticks! Can't wait to try this recipe for chalk paint and thank you for sharing about the containers too!

[@karenyounger2314]

thank you...excellent info for the artists out here that want to create, not re-create! I subbed and 👍

[@shellysmalley5921]

I love the popsicle stick idea I usually just dab a small color sample on top of my lid but this is so much better.

[@Soulful-Scribes]

Your welcome! Thanks for watching :)

[@marceldeac1876]

I just used DAB joint compound and worked perfectly!! dilute it with little water, add latex paint and DONE ✅

[@matthewoothoudt2042]

What's that? The brand? dab?

[@marceldeac1876]

@@matthewoothoudt2042 correct

[@lisasclafani5185]

What a sweet young lady you are. I was buying the calcium carbonate because I saw another video to make "the best" air drying clay with... didn't work for me, at all. Got hard in a minute and then I looked for what else I could use if for and came across your video ;) Now I bought the most expensive one I could fine and that is only because of that other lady who called it "whiting chalk" even though I looked up calcium carbonate. Got it at the Good Earth and I figured, since that's all that they sell, they must have another name for it. I'm going to try your recipe tomorrow. Got four different colors to play with. Thanks so much for being so sweet and posting this. Take care!!

[@MayhemBeauty]

Great video I didn't even know you can make chalk paint. Very inspiring thank you.

[@savvyconsumer7342]

Great idea using the tongue depressions for pallette sampler.

[@lydiapiper7388]

great video,simple.clear and not too much jabber.

[@Soulful-Scribes]

Glad you liked it!

[@kirstiebland2784]

Hi, I am just now getting into chalk paint, my first item is going to be my dresser that I got unpainted and painted it black years ago. Annie Sloan is just too much for me and your tips and suggestion on creating your own paint is brilliant!! I'm going to try this tomorrow! thank you!

[@Soulful-Scribes]

Kirstie Bland your welcome!! The best thing about this recipe is that it has the same ingredients as Annie Sloan and the consistency is exactly the same. Also i use polycrylic protective finish to seal my chalk paint. I used to use wax because a lot of people were saying to use wax but then I read an article that the con with wax is that you have to reapply every couple months. Polycrylic seals it and makes it more durable. I use polycrylic matte finish. Hope that helps ! :)

[@Soulful-Scribes]

Also if you look in my description for this video , you will see the link to my blog and I have the printable recipe and instructions:)

[@elegantharpist9146]

@@Soulful-Scribes Does the polycrylic protective finish stink? I know polyurethane-finished items I can smell for months and months and that smell really bothers me.

[@Soulful-Scribes]

@@elegantharpist9146 no you can't smell it at all after it dries and I am also very sensitive to smells.

[@elegantharpist9146]

@@Soulful-Scribes Thanks so much :)

[@denisemulraney69]

That was great. I am revamping my garden pots and heard of chalk paint. Hard to get where I live so this has inspired me to try your recipe. I am not very creative with colours but am going to give it a go, an always paint over. 😀😀

[@lindadavis1736]

I have a bunch of the 2 ounce bottles that I got for painting rocks and I wanted to make some little chalk painted boxes to put my rocks in for my grandchildren to mail and my 2 ounce bottles were only $.50 apiece at Walmart! I’m definitely gonna go to Home Depot and Lowe’s and see what they have though because the 2 ounce bottles don’t last very long! Thank you so much for all the information!

[@Soulful-Scribes]

Your welcome! I have so many colors of chalkpaint and it takes less than 5 minutes to make!

[@nathanreed3302]

The Sparrow's Nest Walmart sells something called premium calcium carbonate sand for reptiles. Do you think it is the same stuff and would work?

[@albethere9800]

The sticks, what a great idea. Thanks for sharing!!!

[@teemayo2010]

Just bought my calcium carbonate, excited to try this! I have used the Plaster of Paris recipe many times..

[@mariluvly]

Great video thanks. I would mix and leave the paint in its original container

[@natashagreen-chillaxedprod7769]

Note: for Aussies this would cost $7.80 per 500ml Sample Pot Of British Paint Brand Free coloured in over 40 Colours + This Powder that’s if we can get it here or we might just have to ground up a whole heap of white chalk bits

[@abekelly9935]

Wow ! Very informative for a newbie such as myself. Thank you Lizzy.

[@Soulful-Scribes]

Abe Kelly your welcome!

[@cadoo5591]

HELLO, the sample jars are 7.25 oz, NOT 8 oz - adjust mixture of calcium carbonate & water accordingly (a little less, a little more) - the sample jars are $4.99 each here in NJ at Home Depot as of March 2021 (Yes, you can find unwanted samples cheaper in the bin but be sure you open to verify color) - I still use this recipe with regular Behr latex (anything but Gloss) DON'T use their pre-made chalk paint, it doesn't cover well. / Stick to these ingredients and it covers fabulously!!

[@selenanguyen6613]

May I ask if this chalk paint can be washed by water? Do you have a receipes for chalk paint temporary and washable by water? Thank you so much.

[@ericsgranny8933]

I agree this is the best painting video I have seen. Thanks!

[@carlcox7332]

Wal-Mart has the samples and clearance cans sometimes too really cheap

[@kristaduke5611]

why not use the paint container instead of buying new ones? Great instructions! Definitely giving it a try!

[@LizetteMariePatrick]

Krista Duke you could use the paint containers if you wanted. however I like to have the extra space of the containers because when you purchase the paint, the paint containers is usually pretty full to the top and it makes it a little harder to mix without the paint splashing over the sides which is why I use the containers. I also like having the extra containers around in case I want to mix 2 different colors together to make another color. :)

[@RE-bg9ds]

Krista Duke 😂😂😂 That's what I was about to say

[@TypicalScrapbooker]

This is what came to my mind too only because I’ve spilled paint so many time from the Tupperware type containers. So now I use a paper plate and the bottle like this that the paint comes in and add add I needed. Great video love the popsicle stick idea 😍

[@bluemoonskye1]

Designs By Janie Marie they’re tongue depressors. Popsicle sticks are half the size 🙃

[@crystalmiller9976]

Thank you Lizzy! I'm so happy I ran across your informative video. Exactly what I was looking for and can't wait to order the calcium carbonate and get my paint samples from Lowe's! :) Great idea about the Popsicle sticks! You have a cheerful disposition and you are a pleasure to listen to. :)

[@Soulful-Scribes]

Your welcome! Thank you, I am glad you enjoyed, that means a lot to me :)

[@TheAngelOfGoth]

Some commercial brands of Calcium carbonate are a combination of limestone and quartz (CRYSTALLINE SILICA) regular exposure to crystalline silica can cause lung fibrosis (silicosis).Crystalline silica is classified as an carcinogenic. I don't know about the USA but in Australia this is classed as a hazardous substance. I would recommend you check the contents before using.

[@jancadogan6336]

the amount in calcium carb is minimal. you would have to breath in huge quantities for it to cause harm. I am a potter and use quartz in my glazes, always wear a mask.

[@abbysmith2871]

I have started a little business doing furniture like this! Thank you so much! I have been using the plaster of paris and love it for the first 2 hours but then i hate it after that.... Thanks again!!

[@Soulful-Scribes]

Your welcome!! I love this recipe, it does not clump and I am able to use my chalkpaint for up to nearly a year!

[@karensees4462]

Thanks for a do-able recipe for the beginners- like me😉👍🏻❤️

[@jeannineharris4449]

Thank you so very much for this video! Great tips for customizing. Looking forward to watching your videos :)

[@Soulful-Scribes]

thank you!

[@radiantlymadediy9243]

Can you also store your paint back into the sample container when mixed? Will it stay fresh or is the dollar store container best?

[@Soulful-Scribes]

Yes you can store the paint in the sampler container. I get asked that question a lot and I addressed it in my new updated chalkpaint video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJvEnIirm9Cma9U I dont store them in the sampler container because the chalk makes the paint thicker and the twisty top tends to get stuck around the rim with the paint and it is really hard to open that twist container once the chalk paint get stuck around it.

[@twanzie864]

All of those colors 🤩. Goals.

[@dariceormerod3503]

Awww your so sweet ! Looks so much easier 😊! Thank you can't wait to try it !

[@djett43]

Thank you, thank you, thank you!

[@LUCKYIRISHLADY77]

Thanks for sharing. I have so many ideas

[@Soulful-Scribes]

Happy to help!

[@katetwohig869]

Thanks, good video I'm looking forward to starting on a little hand made foot stool handed on to me from my grandfather.

[@eliseintheattic9697]

Love the popsicle stick idea. I have so many paint samples and colors I cant keep up with them. I agree with the Plastar of Paris issue. It has its uses if you need some texture but otherwise, I dont like it. I've heard you can also buy Calcium Carbonate at a feed store.

[@crystalhancock3769]

This is so awesome!!! Thanks for sharing!!! xo

[@ctroncoso100]

Short and great. I love it. Thanks

[@xawerytrabka8813]

inventive, full of ideas, nice, calm voice, excellent girl...

[@Soulful-Scribes]

Xawery Trąbka thank you

[@LizzieWestBathandBody]

Great Share and FYI You can find Calcium Carbonate cheap at a Winemaking store I am a can't wait Kate and even Amazon Prime is too slow when I want to try something like this!

[@joannecarroll5504]

really well researched, explained thoroughly & presented well with a very pleasant manner. it was a little difficult to hear your quiet little voice at times, but I think that's more about equipment than anything. You can also use some of your hoard of calcium carbonate to make your own artists gesso.

[@Soulful-Scribes]

thank you! This was one of my first videos , i have gotten better at talking louder. I have a mic also now. I didnt know you can make your own artists gesso. Thanks for sharing ! :)

[@joannecarroll5504]

lovely to hear! If you have a look at Clive5 Art, he has several vids where his recipe for gesso changes over the years, but he eventually settles on calcium carbonate as the gritty element that gives it 'tooth' .

[@rebeccarivas420]

What a great little tutorial!

[@Soulful-Scribes]

Thanks! Thank you for watching :)

[@DaleSteadman]

SMART! Thanks for sharing!

[@canenciadediaz]

Love your videos! God bless you! 😊🙏

[@Soulful-Scribes]

Thank you so much!

[@UseYourManners123]

The best video I've seen so far! Explanation is awesome, the info comparing it to plaster of Paris was what I was wondering about and the tip on the tongue depressers and plastic bin and shelf life is exceptional! Very pleasant voice and presentation. Do you need to wax it or seal it?

[@UseYourManners123]

Also. Is it non toxic?

[@Soulful-Scribes]

Chihuahuaization Amelie , those are great questions. Yes, the great thing about chalk paint is that it is non-toxic. I usually use Polycrylic protective finish to seal it. You can use furniture wax also but with wax the problem is you will have to reapply the wax every couple months and it's not as protective. you can check out my other videos that show me using Polycrylic protective finish on my projects.

[@Soulful-Scribes]

Chihuahuaization Amelie , kzbin.info/www/bejne/faGVoZKFe9Vpgqc this video shows me using chalkpaint on a project and how I sealed it.

[@tracylynngibson7330]

Sanding techniques to make painted furniture look old

[@SomeIntent]

Very pleasant voice? Really?

[@deerskin4225]

Thanks! Lovely and clear

[@WhyFreakinNot]

Awesome idea, I can't wait to try this!

[@RochelleShana]

Thank you so much! I love your videos and am gonna save a ton of money with this recipe. :)

[@Soulful-Scribes]

You are so welcome! So glad you enjoyed! :)

[@johnnypenso9574]

Makes chalk paint but also makes matte paint. Even gloss paints will become more matte and sometimes fully matte if you add talc to them. Unscented baby powder will do the same. Buy a $1 size bottle from the Dollar store and it lasts a long time for crafting if you only add small amounts to your paints. Mix with a paint medium or water.

[@sofiacopado5579]

Was searching KZbin for chalk paint recipes and found your Amazing Channel and money saving ideals! Absolutely love this so much better #yourock 🌹

[@Soulful-Scribes]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed :)

[@lignum2007]

This is great, but I would have poured the chalk paint mixture back into the container it came out of. Thanks for sharing though, very helpful.

[@mariad4183]

Wonderful! Thank you for the info xoxo

[@WisdomCalls]

Love this! Just what I wanted to learn!

[@michaelclld]

What a great video, thank you

[@anngarza4260]

thank you I cant wait to try.

[@chricelscreations]

Hi. Have your ever tried painting fabric with this DIY chalk paint formula?

[@lrl2196]

If your kids have old sidewalk chalk laying about crush it down as much as you can and then add to processor or magic bullet to fine grind. Works perfectly! get to know a teacher she can save all the bits of chalk for you ...if they still use it that is...??? :)

[@WanderLust-Wonders]

Thank you. You see lovely.

[@Soulful-Scribes]

Your welcome! :)

[@TheStinsonCrewvlogs]

Wow! That was really easy! I love diy and I love saving $

[@Soulful-Scribes]

Yes me too!! This recipe is very similiar to Annie Sloan chalkpaint but you can make so many colors for way cheaper! :) I have so many colors, its addicting :)

[@77PacerStudios]

That's a really good idea for a recipe! BTW, I subscribed!

[@SweetComfortScents]

I need to try this!

[@Soulful-Scribes]

It is super easy and I have made so many colors!

[@lisaragle7042]

Can I use talc powder instand of the item you ordered thanks. And thanks for video attaching Mason Jars to wood. What a wonderful idea. Thanks again

[@charmburman6094]

Can you tell me why you cant put it back into the paint container instead of using a different container? Also i just found your video and i will echo all the others on her i love your straight to it approch. I am now a follower thank you

[@peacestic]

Great video.. Can i make and use this paint for my furniture flipping? Thanks

[@JP-pf8mb]

Yesssssss thank you for this!!!

[@Soulful-Scribes]

Your welcome!

[@julieveitia2979]

Can you use chalk paint as a primer on the wall or ceiling? LOVE the painted craft stick idea!!!! Thanks

[@angelasagenda]

Thank you, I didn’t know about the calcium carbonate

[@Soulful-Scribes]

Thanks for watching! :)

[@mrmcmanus209]

would this go through a paint sprayer or is it to thick?

[@christinemastorides6344]

Hi, I love your tutorial! I am trying to make the recipe for a 2oz paint sample. The calcium carbonate paste is watery and not a thick paste as in your video. 1. I am using: 1/2 tbsp calcium carbonate & 1/4 tbsp water for the 2 oz paint sample 2. Then i tried your exact recipe, even though I didn't need that much, and it still is coming out runny. 3. The calcium carbonate is different than the one you are using. It is from "LD Carlson" and bought on Amazon. 4. Should just add more powder? But that will change the recipe ratio? 5. Please lmk - i'm excited to try this!! Thanks, Christine

[@Soulful-Scribes]

Hi! It is actually ok for it to be a little runny, its totally fine. I have an updated chalkpaint recipe video if you want to check that one out. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJvEnIirm9Cma9U

[@kristinalowe8627]

Great video, thank you! 🌸💕🦋

[@Soulful-Scribes]

Thanks for watching!

[@janinestokes4883]

GOOD MORNING....THANKS FOR SHARING...POSTED FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.........................

[@Soulful-Scribes]

JANINE STOKES your welcome! Yay for so cal! I'm from southern Cali

[@olgatorres4154]

Love this !! Thank you 😊

[@Soulful-Scribes]

Thank you!!

[@RiasWorldofIdeas]

Thank you for the tips!!

[@KMF3]

Love Oops paint at Lowe's

[@MrMoykanal]

THANK YOU !

[@SugarRose25]

Hi Liz, I painted my table today with your exact recipe and covered with the latex finish. While covering with the finish, some of the paint came off. I am planning to repaint and wait longer and then put the finish on top again. Would you recommend that I just cover the area that the paint was removed, or paint the entire table ? Thank you !

[@Soulful-Scribes]

Sorry for the late reply, busy week here. I am a little bit confused. You painted with the chalk paint and then covered the chalk paing with a latex finish? What do you mean by that? Did you put a Polycrylic Finish on it?

[@yowgyrl]

Definitely let the paint cure for a few days before adding a finish.

[@EverydayLifewithRudiAlicia]

Great video- I am so going to try this on some of my future DIY projects :) We subbed for more.

[@Soulful-Scribes]

Everyday Life with Rudi & Alicia , I checked your channel out and subscribed also :)

[@333Paperdog]

Just watched the video. I like it thanks

[@Soulful-Scribes]

Thank you for watching! :) My updated Chalkpaint video is : kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJvEnIirm9Cma9U

[@KMF3]

Wouldn't it be easier to mix if you had a round container instead of a square container? Just my thought

[@BeatlesFanSonia]

I subscribed ! I really enjoyed your video!

[@Soulful-Scribes]

BeatlesFanSonia thank you!!!

[@RebeccaLemke]

This is so cool!

[@Soulful-Scribes]

Thank you!!

[@BlanquisCreations]

Thank You so much for making this video...its the fastest & easiest. You have a new Subscriber.

[@Soulful-Scribes]

Your welcome! Also I recently made an updated chalk paint video if you want to check that one out. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJvEnIirm9Cma9U

[@BlanquisCreations]

Yes 😊 thank you! Your awesome. I just moved into a small apt & Im trying to refurbish my dinning table & chairs, china cabinet, bed & dresser. So I'm trying the DIY chalk paint. Hope this turns out. Great. If you dont mind me asking what type of Paint Brush would be best & should I use a finishing wax? If you already did a video please share that link. ( I am going to do a video of the DIY chalk Paint & the furniture pieces ) I will also Tell my viewers about your Channel. 😍

[@BlanquisCreations]

Just saw the video 😂 Thank You 😊

[@Soulful-Scribes]

@@BlanquisCreations So cool! I just checked out your channel and subscribed! Honestly , I use all different paint brushes, I dont really have a certain kind. I usually just pick one up at Home Depot. I do talk about the type of finish you should use on my updated Chalkpaint video. For Furniture pieces that are going to be used a lot, I would use Polycrylic protective finish Matte, you can pick this up Home Depot. Polycrylic protects things better from being scratched. I hardly use furniture wax anymore because you have to reapply wax every 6 months or so and it does not protect as well. I onlyl use wax on pieces I am going to hang on the wall or things that will not need to protected. Hope that helps! Here is a link for the polycryclic so you can see what it looks like. amzn.to/2Tr9dCH

[@danandam7100]

Very nice