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Three reasons to try Vintage Paint
It's easy
Use Vintage Paint over pre-varnished and pre-paint furniture without stripping off existing finish.
It's tough
Unlike chalk style paint, Vintage Paint doesn't need wax to protect it from everyday use. Unless you want to!
It's safe
You can trust Vintage Paint formula on your children's beds, furniture, cots and toys.
Hint of the week
Sandpaper can help distress Vintage Paint. Use 80 grit for rough distressing, 120 for moderate distressing, and 180 grit for soft, delicate distressing.
Don't just paint it. Vintage Paint it.
You won't believe how easy it is!
I was a bit scared to paint my son's bedroom suite on my own but I was surprised at how good they turned out! If I can do it with Vintage Paints anyone can. I'm in love and Ben loves it too.
Andrea. W, Christchurch, NZI have painted my kitchen table about 3 times in the last 10 years. This is the first time it was fun! I didn't even have to scrape off all the old paint first, I just put the Vintage Paint right over it.
Fiona & Sean T, Tauranga, NZDuck Egg Blue is my favourite colour. I've painted just about everything in my house with it.
Doris. T, Sydney, AUSThank you for a great quality product. I really enjoy up-cycling in your wonderful colours. I have been painting picture frames and mirrors... they look amazing, thank you.
Kat. K, Auckland, NZ
HINTS, IDEAS & INSPIRATION
Buffet with style
- Before painting this beautiful old buffet in Vintage Paint "Old Linen", I completed repairs, filled old handle holes, added new keyhole plates, lightly sanded and cleaned.
- Vintage Paint self-levels to reduce brush marks. To create texture I over-brushed in a cross-hatch direction a minute or so after paint was applied.
- A coat of Vintage Wax was then added to give it a warm lustre, and to create a subtle barrier between the paint and the next step.
- To deepen the finish, I mix some Vintage Stain "Ebony" into Vintage Wax to create my own custom dark wax. I applied it with a wax brush and rubbed into the textured finish.
- Some dainty clear glass knobs finished it off nicely. I had to drill a couple of new holes for this.
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Due to variations in monitor screens the paint colours depicted on this website are indicative only. Photographic images are for inspirational purposes and may not depict use of actual paint.
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