Follow these steps to create a faux concrete finish using One Step Paint!

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Gene joins us for #FinishFriday today to teach us how to use Lacquer! You can use lacquer on ceramic tile, furniture, glass, and more. Gene gives so many great tips in this video so be sure to watch below.

Shop our Lacquer collection HERE!

Step 1 If You Are Lacquering An Existing Finish: Clean Slate

Use our Clean Slate to clean your piece and avoid bubbles!

Step 2: Prime Your Piece

Use our Furniture Lacquer Primer to seal the wood and prep your piece. This is a key step and will save you from having to use too many coats of Lacquer. Make sure to shake for 30 seconds to a minute! As you spray the primer, make sure that you spray in passes to avoid overspray. Let the primer dry 20 to 30 minutes.

Step 3: Sand

After your primer dries (the longer the better!) sand your piece. Gene recommends 320 or 400 grit sandpaper. Be sure to sand with the grain.

Step 4: Time For Lacquer

Make sure to shake up your lacquer. Keep the can 6 to 8 inches from your piece. Start by spraying closest to you and overlap your passes. Remember this is not about speed, take your time! Let it dry, we recommend an hour to two hours of drying. We used Orchid Lacquer today! 

Step 5: Lightly Sand

The longer you let your piece dry before sanding the better! Use 320 or 400 grit sandpaper and sand before your next coat of lacquer. After sanding, wipe your surface with a lint-free cloth.

Step 6: Apply Your Next Coat Of Lacquer

After sanding, go ahead and apply your second coat of lacquer. Repeat this process of a coating and sanding. You want to do as many coats as you need to get coverage. Two to three coats max. You do not want to sand your final coat. However, if you want a high gloss finish...

Step 7: For A High Gloss Finish Apply Bright Idea

If you want a high gloss finish, use Bright Idea Lacquer! You will want to sand your piece before you apply Bright Idea Lacquer since that will be your final coat. Shake up your Bright Idea Lacquer well. Start by applying the Lacquer closest to you and overlap your passes. Let it dry.

Final Step: Enjoy The Bragging Rights!

 

 

How fun are these donut stands? Create your very own with your favorite shades of One Step Paint. These are sure to make your Saturday morning donuts a little more enjoyable. 

Supplies: 

• 3 Wooden Chair legs (sanded)
• 6 Wooden Plaques (sanded)
• 3  3/8” Wooden Rods 9” long (sanded)
• Peachy Keen - One Step Paint 
• Palmer Pink - One Step Paint 
• American Dream - One Step Paint 
• Light Wax
• Wedge Specialty Brush
• Chip Brush
• Wood Glue
• Drill and Drill Bits

Instructions: 

1. Begin by drilling holes into the center of plaques using a 3/8” drill bit.

2. Then use wood glue to attach the plaques to the top and bottom of the chair legs, making sure the screws on the chair legs go into the bottom plaques. 

3. Allow glue to set according to the instructions on the bottle.

4. Once glue has dried begin painting each stand using American Dream, Palmer Pink, and Peachy Keen One Step Paints. Be sure to always paint into a wet edge. 

5. Once dry, use your Chip Brush to load and then offload your Light Wax. Then apply to the stands.

6. Once wax is dry place your rods into the holes on the top of each stand.

Enjoy The Bragging Rights!

With the use of just One-Step Paint from Amy Howard at Home, you can successfully refinish virtually and piece of furniture and decor with ease.

You don’t have to stop there, however...

At Amy Howard Home, we invite you to go even further by creating a variety of finishes using different types of customized waxes which you can use to enhance your pieces with one of our most popular One Step Paint color - Black.

In this tutorial, you'll learn five ways that waxes can help you add magic to pieces painted in Black - One-Step Paint.

Step 1: Prep Your Piece

Start by cleaning your piece with Clean Slate.

Then, paint it with two coats of Black - One-Step Paint.

Divide your piece into 6 sections using tape.

Section 1 will remain plain black and serve as a reference point for the rest of the project.

Step 2: Section 2 - Mind Your Own Beeswax

Use a natural-bristle chip brush for this section.

Load your brush up with Mind Your Own Beeswax, coat it well, and offload on a piece of cardboard.

Apply the wax onto your piece and allow it to dry for 30-45 minutes.

Buff your piece with a lint-free rag.

You can add a layer of Dust of Ages later on and use a lint-free rag to pull it back.

Step 3: Section 3 - Mind Your Own Beeswax + One-Step Paint

Create a custom wax for this section using Mind Your Own Beeswax and Chinese Red - One-Step Paint.

Mix one part paint with two parts wax.

Apply the mixture on your piece via dry brushing.

Once your surface is dry, you can add a layer of Dust of Ages.

Dust off the excess with a lint-free rag and use a 4/0 steel wool to soften your finish.

Buff your piece with a lint-free rag.

Step 4: Section 4 - Cerusing Wax

Repeat the same steps in Section 2 of your piece; this time, with Cerusing Wax.

You can soften your finish using 4/0 steel wool afterward.

Step 5: Section 5 - Light and Dark Wax

Use a Round Hog Hair Paint Brush for this section.

Apply Light Wax using the same steps as in Section 2 and Section 4 of your piece.

Wait for your Light Wax to dry and then apply a layer of Dark Wax next.

It’s important to note that Light Wax can be used on its own but Dark Wax must be used AFTER Light Wax has been applied and dried.

You may apply a layer of Dust of Ages too if you like.

Step 6: Section 6 - Embellishing Waxes

You can add glitz to your piece by using a metallic Gold Embellishing Wax or Silver Embellishing Wax.

Use a natural-bristle chip brush and the dry brushing technique in applying them.

Let your wax dry and buff your piece with a lint-free rag. You can also use a 4/0 steel wool to pull the finish back.

As with the other sections, you may also add a layer of Dust of Ages on top of your chosen Embellishing Wax.

Some Reminders:

Always offload your brush before applying any type of wax on your furniture.

Avoid using too much wax and going too heavy in its application.

Wait for a layer of wax to dry before applying another product.

If you want to add more detail, such as gilding, to your piece, you have to do so BEFORE applying waxes.

The only product you should be applying on top of your waxes is Dust of Ages.


Start exploring and creating custom finishes with these products:

Clean Slate
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/clean-slate

Black - One-Step Paint
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/black-one-step-paint

Mind Your Own Beeswax
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/collections/waxes/products/mind-your-own-beeswax

Chinese Red - One-Step Paint
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/chinese-red-one-step-paint

Cerusing Wax
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/collections/waxes/products/cerusing-wax-1

Light Wax
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/collections/waxes/products/light-wax

Dark Wax
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/collections/waxes/products/dark-wax

Gold Embellishing Wax - 1 oz.
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/collections/waxes/products/gold-embellishing-wax-1-oz

Silver Embellishing Wax - 1 oz.
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/collections/waxes/products/silver-embellishing-wax-1-oz

Dust of Ages
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/collections/antiquing/products/dust-of-ages

1.5" Flat Paint Chip Brush
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/collections/brushes/products/1-5-flat-paint-brush

2.0" Round Hog Hair Paint Brush
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/collections/brushes/products/2-0-round-hog-hair-paint-brush


Other Products Mentioned in the Video:

Paint Brushes
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/collections/brushes

One-Step Paint
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/pages/one-step-collections

Bauhaus Buff - One-Step Paint
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/bauhaus-buff-one-step-paint

French Blue - One-Step Paint
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/french-blue-one-step-paint

Luxe Grey - One-Step Paint
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/luxe-grey-one-step-paint

Copper Embellishing Wax - 1 oz.
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/collections/waxes/products/copper-embellishing-wax-1-oz

In this tutorial, learn how to recreate an old-world look for your furniture with the help of Toscana Milk Paint and Waxes from Amy Howard at Home. 

Now you can achieve a beautiful vintage finish on virtually any door, drawer, or cabinetry.

Step 1: Apply One-Step Paint

Milk Paint should not be applied directly on a piece that has an existing finish.

Before applying Milk Paint, use One-Step Paint as a primer first. For this project, use Linen - One-Step Paint.

Step 2: Mix Your Milk Paint

Toscana Milk Paint comes in powder form. Simply mix one-part water to one-part Scandinavian Grey Milk Paint.

Your paint may appear grainy as you are mixing it. You can mix your paint the night before you are scheduled to use it to allow all the grains more time to dissolve.

Don’t try to make it thicker like you’re working with the One-Step Paint.

Step 3: Apply Your Milk Paint

Milk Paint settles. Stir your paint adequately before using it to guarantee good pigmentation. Agitate your paint with your brush as you go along.

Paint in long, clean strokes across the surface of your piece. It might look like you’re not getting coverage because your paint is thin but it will become more opaque as it dries. Milk Paint dries the color that it is in powder form.

Use a natural-bristle chip brush. Don’t use a synthetic brush with milk paint.

Let your piece dry for 15-20 minutes before moving to the next step.

Step 4: Use Light Wax

In applying wax, remember that less is more.

Dip a natural-bristle chip brush into your Light Wax and offload on a piece of cardboard before applying it. Don’t go directly with wax on your piece without offloading.

Apply wax - lightly - using a cross-hatching motion, starting from the upper-left corner of your piece and going down it at a 45-degree angle. Aim for 90% coverage.

Fan your piece to allow the wax to dry.

Step 5: Use Dark Wax

Using a different natural-bristle chip brush, repeat Step 4 but with Dark Wax this time. Aim for 15-20% coverage only.

Again, in applying wax, remember that less is more. Never use Dark Wax on its own. Always use Light and Dark wax together.

You can clean wax off of your brushes with Clean Slate.

Some Reminders on Using Milk Paint:

Don’t paint with foamy Milk Paint. Strain your paint to get rid of any foam that might appear on top. You will be left with only pure Milk Paint after doing so.

Applying Milk Paint on a vertical surface will cause the paint to drip. Lay your piece down flat first before working on it.

Milk Paint comes in powder form. Mix only the amount you need to use each time.

You should not apply Milk Paint and leave it on its own. It has to be sealed with a glaze or wax.


Recreate the look of the pieces in this project with the following products:

Linen - One-Step Paint
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/linen-one-step-paint

Scandinavian Grey - Toscana Milk Paint
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/scandinavian-grey-toscana-milk-paint

Light Wax
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/light-wax

Dark Wax
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/dark-wax

Chip Brush
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/collections/brushes/products/1-5-flat-paint-brush


Other Products Mentioned in this Video:

One-Step Paint
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/pages/one-step-collections

Lady Singing the Blues - One-Step Paint
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/lady-singing-the-blues-one-step-paint

Toscana Milk Paint
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/collections/milk-paint

Toulouse Rose - Toscana Milk Paint
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/toulouse-rose-toscana-milk-paint

Noir Black - Toscana Milk Paint
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/noir-black-toscana-milk-paint

Bauhaus Buff - One-Step Paint
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/bauhaus-buff-one-step-paint

Metropolitan Grey - One-Step Paint
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/metropolitan-grey-one-step-paint

Mind Your Own Beeswax
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/mind-your-own-beeswax

Cracked Gesso
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/legno-gesso-cracked-gesso-1

Antiquing Glaze
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/antiquing-glaze

Clean Slate
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/clean-slate

 

Now is the perfect time to take on an easy DIY project that adds a pop of fun and color to your kitchen!

In today's tutorial, learn how to create your very own eco-friendly and stylish dipped utensils in just a few steps.

DIY Dipped Utensils Instructions:

Step 1: Begin by wiping the hand of your silverware using a lint-free rag and Clean Slate.

Step 2: Once dry, choose a One-Step Paint color for each utensil.

Step 3: Next, dip just the handle into your One-Step Paint and pull it out allowing excess to drip back into the can.

Color used: Orchid

Step 4: Then use your Wedge Specialty Brush to wipe off the rest of excess paint on all sides.

Be careful not to change the shape of the paint line and always going with the grain of the wood.

Step 5: Use a small cup to prop the utensil up while drying.

It may help to also fill the cup with salt, sugar, or something similar to help keep the utensil from moving.

Step 6: Continue steps 1-5 for each utensil.

Color used: Barefoot In The Park 

Color used: Massey Hill

DON'T FORGET: Allow your new custom utensils to cure for several days before using and try to hand wash only to ensure the longevity of your color.

 

Supplies To Create DIY Dipped Utensils:

• Wooden Silverware

https://www.amazon.com/Premium-Kitchen-Cooking-Utensils-Spatula/dp/B016I98G84

• Clean Slate

https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/clean-slate

• Barefoot In The Park - One Step Paint

https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/barefoot-in-the-park-one-step-paint

• Massey Hill - One Step Paint

https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/massey-hill-one-step-paint

• Orchid - One Step Paint

https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/orchid-one-step-paint

• Spa White - One Step Paint

https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/spa-white-one-step-paint

• Wedge Specialty Brush

https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/wedge-specialty-brush

Staining furniture and various other pieces does not have to be a complicated nor an unpleasant experience.

You can easily enjoy the process of restoring old wood while adding beauty to various surfaces - from wooden serve ware to a chest of drawers - with the help of Amy Howard at Home Gel Stains and Mind Your Own Beeswax.

This tutorial will guide you through a way of making any wooden piece look like new again while also giving it an added layer of protection. 

 

Step 1: Choose a Color

Step 2: Mix Your Stain and Wax

Mix one part of your chosen Gel Stain color with two parts of Mind Your Own Beeswax.

It is advisable to use a plain Chinet plate for mixing your stain and wax mixture in. Avoid coated paper plates.

Step 3: Choose an Applicator

You can use a lint-free rag for flat or relatively smooth surfaces like wooden serve ware or on the top of a chest of drawers.

Have a chip brush ready to use for applying stain into crevices.

Do not use synthetic brushes for your application, use a natural-bristle brush instead.

Step 4: Apply Your Mixture

When using a lint-free rag, put some pressure onto it as you spread your stain and wax mixture.

If you need to reach into crevices like those you can find on old chair frames, apply your mixture using a pouncing motion.

Step 5: Dry and Buff

Let your piece dry for about an hour after staining it.

Afterward, use a lint-free rag to buff it.

Amy Howard's Tips To Remember:

• When restoring older wooden pieces, you can start by applying Clean Slate all over the surface first before proceeding with the staining process.

 

• Remember that staining will not get rid of scratches and indentations on your furniture but it will make them all the same color as the rest of your piece.

 

• There is no need to use products like Endust or Pledge on a piece you’ve applied your stain and wax mixture on.

 

• You’ll only have to do this process twice in a year to achieve optimum results.

 

Make your wooden furniture look like new again with these products:

Gel Stains
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/collections/gel-stains

Mind Your Own Beeswax
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/mind-your-own-beeswax

Hazel Mahogany - Gel Stain
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/collections/gel-stains/products/hazel-mahogany-gel-stain

Chip Brush
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/collections/brushes/products/2-5-flat-paint-brush

Other Products Mentioned in this Video:

Windsor Gray - Gel Stain
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/collections/gel-stains/products/windsor-gray-gel-stain

Kensington Black - Gel Stain
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/collections/gel-stains/products/kensington-black-gel-stain

English Walnut - Gel Stain
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/collections/gel-stains/products/english-walnut-gel-stain

Auburn Mahogany - Gel Stain
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/collections/gel-stains/products/auburn-mahogany-gel-stain

One-Step Paint
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/pages/one-step-collections

Bauhaus Buff - One Step Paint
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/bauhaus-buff-one-step-paint

Painting fabric is a great way to rescue old upholstery!

Not only does rescuing old fabric with One Step Paint produce beautiful results, but it's also a great alternative to costly re-upholstering.

Instead of disposing of old chairs or couches, breathe new life into them by learning to rescue fabric the right way and with the right products from Amy Howard at Home.

In this tutorial, learn how to rescue an old chair by making its cushions look new while increasing its resilience in the process!

 

Step 1: Tape the Frame

If you don’t want your entire chair to be the same color as your cushions, protect the frame by covering it with painter’s tape.

 

Step 2: Prepare Your Paint 

Mix some water with Ballet White One-Step Paint.

You'll want to thin your paint by about 10-15%.

Do not use the paint on fabric without thinning it down.

 

Step 3: Mist the Fabric

With water from a spray bottle, mist the entire surface you’re going to paint.

This process will let the fibers in the fabric open up and absorb the paint.

 

Step 4: Apply Your Paint

Going from top to bottom, paint in long, clean strokes.

Use a synthetic brush so the paint goes on smoother over the fabric.

Let your paint dry for an hour.

 

Step 5: Sand and Dust Off

Once the paint dries, it’s going to feel rough and prickly.

Smooth it out with the use of 400-grit sandpaper.

This will help soften the fabric you’re working on.

Afterward, use a chip brush to dust residue off.

Wipe the painted surface with a lint-free rag as well.

 

Step 6: Paint and Sand Again

Repeat steps 4 & 5. Do not settle for just one coat.

Two coats of paint are the minimum required to achieve good results.

 

Step 7: Wax Your Cushions

Using a lint-free rag, apply our Mind Your Own Beeswax to cover your entire painted surface. Make sure that the wax is applied evenly.

Let the wax dry for an hour and buff your chair.

Waxing will help seal your paint and protect the fabric from stains.

You can simply clean your chair with Windex or soap and water when needed.

 

Some Reminders:

Remember that One-Step Paint is formulated to be used for various types of surfaces.

Protect your table and stone or concrete floors when painting upholstery.

Don’t settle for just one coat of paint.

If you’re dealing with mohair or high-nap velvet, they will end up holding a lot of paint and get hard.

While linen and cotton are best to paint on, you can also paint on leather and vinyl.

Start transforming your upholstery at home with these great products:

One-Step Paint
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/pages/one-step-collections

Ballet White - One-Step Paint
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/ballet-white-one-step-paint

Mind Your Own Beeswax
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/mind-your-own-beeswax

Chip Brush
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/collections/brushes/products/2-5-flat-paint-brush

Other Products Mentioned in this Video...

Bauhaus Buff - One-Step Paint
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/collections/one-step-paint/products/bauhaus-buff-one-step-paint

Clean Slate
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/clean-slate

Windsor - One-Step Paint
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/windsor-one-step-paint-1

Learning how to properly apply wax can be very useful, whether it be for reproducing the look of antiques or simply creating a beautiful patina for your furniture.

You can add depth to your cabinetry or any surface you apply waxes on while adding another layer of protection for them too.

This tutorial will help you understand how to create three different types of custom waxes, using Amy Howard at Home products, which you can use for various rescue and restoration projects.

 

Step 1: Clean, Paint, and Divide

Clean the surface you are working on and cover it with two coats of One-Step Paint in Luxe Grey.

Use tape to divide your surface into four sections. You will use three sections to test different types of waxes. One section will feature just the base paint.

 

Step 2: Prepare Your Plate and Applicators

A Chinet paper plate is recommended for mixing your waxes in. It offers some amount of absorption that will help in loading and offloading your applicators. Avoid mixing your waxes in a coated paper plate or a ceramic plate.

You can apply your custom waxes using a lint-free rag or a natural bristle chip brush. Avoid using synthetic brushes. Afterward, you can clean wax off of your brushes using Clean Slate or paint thinner. Do not use soap and water.

 

Step 3: Section 1 - Wax with Dust of Ages

Mix two parts Mind Your Own Beeswax with one part Dust of Ages. This will give you a zinc-colored wax.

 

You can apply this wax with a lint-free rag and brush over it to create a striated look.

 

Step 4: Section 2 - Wax with One-Step Paint

Mix two parts Mind Your Own Beeswax and one part One-Step Paint in Black. You can use a lint-free rag, a brush, or both, to apply this wax. If it goes on too dark, you can use a 4/0 steel wool to thin it out.

 

This black wax is great for pieces with fluting and other types of trim. Note that you cannot use other types of paint - specifically, acrylic paint - in creating colored waxes.

 

Step 5: Section 3 - Use Cerusing Wax

The Amy Howard at Home Cerusing Wax is a white wax that can both be a glaze and a protectant.

Squeeze a small amount of Cerusing Wax on your surface. You can spread it over and coat your surface using a brush or a lint-free rag. The result will be a subtle and soft finish.

 

Some Reminders

It is important to reiterate that a wax is the last thing that you’re going to apply onto any piece you’re working on. 

If you love restoring antiques, knowing which waxes and how much of them to use will come in handy. When restoring a vase, for instance, you can apply a black wax into its crevices to create better detail.

If you’re rescuing a drawer, avoid using too much wax by feathering it in from the edges instead of applying more.

With practice, you can achieve a beautiful and authentic look for every restoration project you embark on.

Start making your custom waxes now with these products from Amy Howard at Home:

One-Step Paint
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/pages/one-step-collections

Dust of Ages
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/dust-of-ages

Mind Your Own Beeswax
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/mind-your-own-beeswax

Luxe Grey - One Step Paint
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/luxe-grey-one-step-paint

Black - One Step Paint
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/collections/one-step-paint/products/black-one-step-paint

Cerusing Wax
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/cerusing-wax-1

Chip Brush
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/collections/brushes/products/2-5-flat-paint-brush


Other Products Mentioned in this Video:

Matte Sealer
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/matte-sealer

Waxes
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/collections/waxes

Clean Slate
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/clean-slate

Rescuing and restoring various furniture pieces can be a very rewarding experience for anyone!

You should, however, know exactly what type of products have to be used in order to achieve the most ideal results in every project you embark on.

In this tutorial, we focus on the differences between the Amy Howard at Home selections of Toscana Milk Paint and chalk-based paint - when they should and shouldn’t be applied, what finishes can be achieved, and what things make Amy Howard at Home refinishing products better than most.

The Difference Between Milk Paint & Chalk Based Paint

When you purchase a can of One-Step Paint from Amy Howard at Home, you’ll find the product ready to use as it is.

One-Step Paint can be applied on practically any surface - plastic, glass, resin, and even fabric.

The Toscana Milk Paint products, on the other hand, are in powder form. Milk Paint is made from casein, which is a milk-based product.

Once you prepare your Toscana Milk Paint from Amy Howard at Home and mix it with water, you can expect a shelf life of 1-2 weeks. Left un-mixed, Milk Paint can last for years in its powdered form. 

Ideal Usage For Milk Paint & Chalk Based Paint

Due to its great adhesive quality, One-Step Paint can provide great coverage over various surfaces. You can, for instance, use it to restore an old drawer and make it look like new.

If you want to mimic the look of a worn, antique chair, instead, a layered Milk Paint finish will do the job right. You can also use milk paint with Antiquing Glaze and Cracked Gesso for even better results.

Amy Howard At Home Toscana Milk Paint

Note, though, that not all milk paints are made equal. Milk paint options from Amy Howard at Home are superior in both beauty and quality.

All pigments used for each and every pack of Toscana Milk Paint are shipped from natural quarries in Provence.

Every Toscana Milk Paint color has great depth and is naturally beautiful; whereas, other offerings in the market might only be synthetic.

Knowledge truly is the key to succeeding with any endeavor.

Successfully rescue and restore furniture throughout your home by choosing the right paint for the ideal finish.

If you want to try creating beautiful milk paint or chalk-based paint projects, try doing so with the following products:

One-Step Paint
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/pages/one-step-collections

Toscana Milk Paint
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/collections/milk-paint

Strasbourg White Toscana Milk Paint
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/collections/milk-paint/products/strasbourg-white-toscana-milk-paint

Calais Green Toscana Milk Paint
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/collections/milk-paint/products/calais-green-toscana-milk-paint

Cracked Gesso
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/products/legno-gesso-cracked-gesso-1

Antiquing Glaze
https://www.amyhowardhome.com/collections/antiquing/products/antiquing-glaze