Chalkboard Paint Interior Black

I love using this on the inside of lower cabinets. Kids love drawing and easy cleanup. Worked nicely. Great quality

This Chalk board paint is stellar! It is really thick. I bought to to paint over a white board on the inside of a hutch I was refurbishing. I used a 4" foam brush. I guess I laid it on a little bit too thick on the because it started to drip on the top as the second coat was drying. I literally thought I'd have to remove it and start over but I didn't end up having to do that. I just redipped the foam brush and went over it. It looked like it was going to be streaky and drippy. I walked away frustrated but when I went back about an hour later it had evened out. It was a perfectly flat smooth surface! Success! After you let it dry ( I let it cure for 2 days) make sure and prime the chalk board with the side of a piece of chalk. It worked really well. I wasn't sure how it would adhere to a smooth slick surface however it worked out just fine. I can't believe what appeared to be such a mottled paint job turned out so smooth so let it dry before you start messing with it like I did You can't even tell that the hutch didn't come this way. I'm looking for other things to turn into a chalk board because I am so pleased with this product and how it performed. I definitely recommend it! User error aside, it still worked out fabulously! These foam brushes from Amazon are a really good value and work well with this paint .I am really enjoying this website. I spend a little bit too much time on here searching for the best values and best reviews so I hope this saves you a little bit of time. US Art Supply 4 inch Foam Sponge Wood Handle Paint Brush Set (Value Pack of 10) - Lightweight, durable and great for Acrylics, Stains, Varnishes, Crafts, Art

I bought this to convert a whiteboard my employer was throwing away into a chalkboard for our toddler. After sanding, cleaning, and priming the surface (and masking the frame with tape) I put two coats on with a nice synthetic 2" brush. The first coat I tried to be a little more conservative with the paint and ended up leaving brush marks across the whole thing. The second coat I was a little more generous with and it came out much better but still had brush marks. I bought the nicest 4" foam roller I could find, a nap roller intended to provide a mirror finish to whatever paint it was used for. That worked great. I thinned the paint just slightly with a little bit of water (as per the directions) and applied it with the roller. It turned out beautiful. I highly recommend using a roller over a brush. You've just spent more than $20 on paint, a couple bucks for a nice quality nap roller is worth the money to make sure you get a nice smooth finish. We still have quite a bit left, so we are planning some other projects around the house with it I'm very glad we bought this over the spray can version. I've been disappointed with spray can stuff in past- this applies much nicer and provides a much nicer finished product.

Masked off area and applied two coats. Seems to work fine. Looking for other uses foe remaining paint…

This is great chalkboard paint to make any wood or a wall into a place to draw with chalk. It comes with a tight lid so it remains fresh. It dries quickly within a few minutes.

I've used a multitude of chalk-paint brands and this one is one of the best. Application was smooth and easy. The paint covers extremely well and goes a long way. Two coats covered the white wall with no spotting. Nice finish with a smooth surface.

This was a great buy. As long as you follow the directions for application and cleaning it works and holds up great. Used it on the pantry doors and my grandson loves using it to draw pictures on and help write my grocery list.

I covered my body with this paint to become The Chalkboard.