About Plaster Paint Canada
Plaster Paint Canada is the easiest paint you will ever use!
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Plaster Paint Canada is the DIY industry leader on chalk-based furniture paints! !
Try our paint and you will see why so many people from do-it-yourselfers to interior design and decorating professionals turn to Plaster Paint Canada for our ultra creamy, smooth applying, always consistent chalk-style paint.
Our full line of products are super easy to use, safe to apply and require virtually no set up time! All of our products are also soap and water clean up!
Always Be Creating! !
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And the winner is...... FRENCH BLUE!!!! Stay tuned for the distressing poll!
We hope all of our customers, followers and retailers are enjoying the labour day long weekend, doing something you love. We feel fortunate to be able to spend this weekend soaking up the last bit of summer with the ones that matter most, in this beautiful land we call home. 🏞️
Okay Plaster Paint Fans! Here is a chance for you to help us get creative! We are going to take this adorable bed frame and give it new life, but I want to hear from you as to what colours and techniques to use. This week you are going to vote on the colour. Comment below with the name of the colour you think should be our base! (Colour swatches in pictures) Simple White, Mink, Carbon Grey, Old Red, Bella, Autumn or French Blue.
Who else loves bargain hunting?? As garage sale season is winding down, here is a video on searching for furniture that makes a great Plaster Paint project. Garage sales, thrift stores and local buy and sell pages are a great place to look for a piece of furniture you can give a custom look for a fraction of the price!
Beautiful piece done in one of my favourite colours Old Red and Seaside 😍
Beautiful dresser in Whitewash and Black Tie.
📷 The Reclaimed Barn
An excellent example of cabinets done in a solid colour. White Wash One Step.
📷 Vintage Charm
How much should I distress? Remember that often, less is more. You want your piece to look like it naturally wore down over time, not like it was in the middle of a war or in a mud bog. Our best advice is to distress a little, live with it for a few days and come back to it. You can distress a little more or leave it as-is, then seal it with paste wax or liquid wax once you are happy with it. Remember, if you do over-distress, you can easily touch up or just put another thin coat on and try again...the versatility of Plaster Paint is your friend!
Look at the before & After!!
Before & After!!!! Toasted Marshmallow with black aging wax.
📸PP Salome Springd
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Sofa table in Cottage Blue, lightly distressed, sealed w Liquid wax.
📸Repurposed Heart
Black tie Original magic 👍👌🏻
📸Farm junk girl
We have some pretty talented retailers...in ❤️ with her color choice on this dresser!!!!
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