Rust-Oleum 302592 Ultra Matte Chalked Spray Paint for Furniture (Aged Gray - 340 Grams)

I wanted to changed my dresser colour and couldn't have been happier. I found this product and bought two cans . This helped me to give my dresser a vintgae look and without messing up with the rest of the room. Lovely product with a great chalky finish,

It is a superb product.This is a chest of drawers an old one I painted with rust oleum!

Perfect if you are into DIY. I re painted my metal hinges in the bathroom and they looks great

gives chalk white finish. its a matte finish. very hapy

Nice soothing color

Good product

Excellent

I love this paint! The regular liquid paint is great but this is bees knees! No, for real! Ok so I painted my end tables with the liquid version of the rustoleum chalked pain and the spray paint in “white”. Too white. Waaaaayyy too white. So I ordered the “Chiffon cream” and it’s perfect! It’s the perfect farmhouse white. Oh also, I did not sand or prep the tables at all other than using an all purpose cleaner and a rag to wipe them down before initially painting them. They were a medium tone wood with some sort of shiny sealer (I believe they were from the 1960’s, they were my grandmas).It’s a matte finish so keep in mind you’ll see wherever you spray too close bc those spots will be shinier. Also drip marks are a given. But that’s why this is so awesome, you just take your sanding block and rub it off when it’s dry. It took about a can per table (shown in pic). I recommend buying an extra can in case you need it. Our local hardware store (H—- D——) doesn’t carry this color so be prepared!2 coats might be enough but I did 3 to be sure I got the coverage I wanted.Chiffon cream on left and the white on the right in the picture.Every time I purchase something online, I always check the reviews. I count on others to help me choose the best option. My reviews are always my honest opinion and I try to include photos if possible.If my review has helped you in any way, please click the "helpful" button below so that I know! If you have any questions feel free to ask! Thank you!

Pretty colour but doesn't go far and the price is insane! I found the same stuff in stores for $12. Not worth it for $40

Perfect

Very happy with the chalked spray paint! I have used most of the brands of chalk paint through the years for various projects and this is my new favorite! Super easy, super fast, even application.I used the Charcoal color to refurbish a cheap vintage yellow oak dining table set I got off of Craigslist for a temporary set in our asunroom. I did NO sanding or deep clean. Just a quick Dawn and water wipe down and rinse then dry.I applied the chalked paint on a fairly windy, mid-humidity day, outdoors. I did not experience any issue with paint odor or drips. SHAKE the can well and continue shaking lightly during use to avoid spatters and drips. To avoid paint pooling, use long, even strokes, starting and finishing each “stroke” slightly beyond the end of your surface. Don’t try to cover areas too quickly. Be patient and apply a second coat as needed. I found this paint applied best appx 4-5” from the surface. The charcoal color is a steely black...a couple shades from pure black, more of an old chalkboard color. The finish is very matte and smooth. I finished 5 pieces using 8 cans of spray, in a little over 2 hours, including drying time. Humidity will increase drying time and make the project slightly tacky or sticky, so low humidity, low wind, 60s/ 70s temperatures would be ideal. The paint was very forgiving when pesky bugs and little tree leaves blew onto the surface while painting. A quick wipe and a spray to re-cover. A clear protectant coat is recommended, especially for surfaces that will be used or be in contact with liquids. I used the clear coat from this line and was pleased. The paint has held up beautifully and I am currently working on more furniture pieces using various colors from this line. Recommend!

The chalky finish in spray form is exactly what I've been looking for. I have used them easily on chairs and the base of a table and have had no issues. The color is a nice soft creamy white.

Holy cow! As someone who chalk paints AND spray paints a ton of stuff. This is a match made in heaven. It’s perfect. So far, in my world, this is a game changer. Excuse me while I throw away my brushes.I’m trying the spray wax this weekend.

Wow I am impressed !! I bought this so I could paint some dining room chairs. One can covered 2 chairs. I used several coats. This really covers very well and totally dries to a matte chalky finish..dries very fast too . I was feeling lazy and didn’t want to hand paint the chairs. This is a great inexpensive buy and it really transforms the look of something you want to paint with little to no prep. I will be buying more in different colors for sure !

Great, easy to work with & beautiful blush pink color!

The most affordable home accessories are usually in the ugliest colors but with this paint you can spray it to match. Definitely make sure to do this outside because the fumes are strong, and also make sure dust or dirt won’t be blown into your project because then you have to wipe, sand and start over. The paint dries quickly and looks great when done.

This paint is fantastic. I took an old metal cabinet that is over 80 years old and turned it into a gun cabinet (not gun safe). It covered very nicely and the color couldn't have been more perfect for my needs. The texture of the paint when it dries is nice too. It's not glass smooth. It covered, for the most part, in one coat. There some areas I needed to go over again, but overall the I was very pleased with it. Bought more cans for touch-up purposes when I put scratches in the paint from when I take things in and out of the cabinet. Big fan of this paint.

I painted a dining room table and chairs for a client. I loved the ease if the spray ‘wax sealer’. Between the chalk paint spray, and the spray chalk wax sealer the table and chairs had a smooth finish, and the whole project was done in half the time with a lot less elbow grease from buffing wax. The best part.....my client cried when she saw the finished project because she loved it!! It was her grandmothers table brought back to life.

Update....we moved and I have all four chairs painted and have been using them for a few months now. Everyone compliments us on them! We love them!I used this spray paint on my Windsor style dining chairs. I only have two done so far, but I love them!!! I did two light coats, sanded a bit and polyurethaned so they look a bit colonial! I love how they turned out! I cannot wait to finish the rest!!

My first attempt at a DIY transformation and I am glad I gave these a chance! This chalk spray paint was an immediate winner against a pair of out dated honey Oak side tables. I used chiffon cream, country gray a can of matte clear topcoat for added protection. I used 2 full coats and a little more for touch up for both the gray and white and just one coat of topcoat letting them fully dry between applications. Drips and imperfections are an easy fix with a fine grit sandpaper. Some of the reviews encountered the cans getting clogged, I too encountered this in one can and just used a safety pin to unclog it in seconds...I can’t wait for my next project!

I am using this (blue color) product for making wooden signs and it works great! The color blue is pretty and the coverage is good, I don’t need more than one or two coats. However, I also have the white color and it did not have good coverage. I needed multiple coats and the can ran out extremely fast. I will not buy the white again.

Very easy to use even for a complete beginner. This is our first diy home project and the seal came out so nice. Didn't change the paint color on our dining chairs and didn't even seem like there's another layer other than the paint. I love that it kept the original texture of the wood and has a matte finish. The chairs are not picking up any dirt or scratches so far and it's been heavily used, mostly by our baby playing on it. This is perfect for easy home projects.