Wolf Grey - Premium Chalk Style Paint

Touch up on a former hutch project I used this paint for, perfect match, bright lovely, touched up beautifully

Great paint and color

Hail is a beautiful white. Goes on so smooth and the finish is flawless. To me it has a gray undertone which is perfect for my colors. Delivery was very quick also. Thank you

This was my first time using chalk paint - I wanted a nice teal color for a chest I had that didn't really match my bedroom color scheme. Since the chest seemed to be made of mdf covered with who knows what, chalk paint seemed to be a good choice. I chose the color "Twilight" as it seemed a good match for my teal bedding. The only prep I did was tape off the edges of the drawers and wash down the chest with plain water. From start to finish, including washing, drying, emptying the drawers, dragging outside, painting two coats, adding two coats of wax, buffing, and moving it back into place it only took four hours! I am really pleased with how easy this paint is to use and with the outcome.

Great color for fall. Delivered on time. The paint was just what I wanted to paint my vase for Fall.

Love how smooth this topcoat is !!

LOVE LOVE LOVE!

It is the only chalk pain I will use.

Love the paint! Very smooth. Rich color.

I love this paint. Just a little bit goes a long way. The color is so pretty. I turned this old crappy dresser into something so nice and perfect for my sons room. I can’t wait to find something else to makeover using a different color!

I searched high and low for this particular color. I am so happy with this purchase. A little paint goes a long way.

Easy to use! Project turned out great!

I was pleasantly surprised at how well this paint went on. The desk was stained a very dark walnut and the paint covered beautifully with only two coats. I ran out of paint and reordered to finish the desk but the weather has not cooperated enough to finish the job. I will use this product again on another project.

I'm a very long-time user of Annie Sloan's chalk paint line. I have to make a 45-minute trip (one way) to get the AS paint from one of her suppliers. Nope, not anymore since I found the Chalky Chicks paint. Wow, what a relief. I took a gamble and ordered it. I mean, I really love AS chalk paint, and I feared nothing would even come close. I must say, I was pleasantly surprised at its performance. The paint was perfectly smooth and creamy and was a really pretty shade of white. Not too bright, and no yellow undertones. I was painting over a black surface and ended up adding several coats, probably because I diluted the paint some in order to make for a smoother application. I did some distressing and it turned out beautiful. The only thing I noticed compared to AS chalk paint was that it was a little harder to distress. I typically use a 220-grit sandpaper for distressing (with AS paint) but had to go to a 150-grit paper. No big deal, just different. I also bought the Chalky Chicks mustard seed Tuscany yellow to paint two antique stained chairs.

I have to say, I’ve purchased a lot of chalk paint and this product is true to color and is easily applied without having the messy water drips and paint drying up so fast. It does take a little longer to dry but saves you time instead of struggling with the water bottle and other paints. I’m going to slowly replace all the other chalk paint I’ve purchased with this brand. I love it!