Rust-OleumAMZ0009 750ml Chalkboard Paint - Black

Very good quality and easy to apply. Paint went on very well with an excellent finish

Great paint to use - needs a couple of coats but at room temperature, you get very good opaque coverage - ensure the paint is stirred well before use.Used it on plywood and even on smooth melamine finishes. One thing to note is that on melamine finishes, do 2 to 3 coats but ensure on your last coat you brush the wood diagonally so the brushstrokes are diagonal. The reason is, I've noticed that if you try to chalk with a chalk stick in line with the brushstrokes, the chalk doesn't stick well at all. It however does stick when chalking at 90 degrees to the brushstrokes as the strokes provide the mini-ridges and the friction to allow the chalk to stick and be more 'white' (if white chalk). This is because of the glossy/smooth finish of the wood - not the fault of the paint. Also bear this in mind if painting smooth plastic sheets too (acrylic etc).So by painting the wood diagonally on the last coat, you've got diagonal brush-strokes meaning that with general chalking (letters/writing) you'll get friction via both axis and a better result with the chalk.On plywood and more rough wood finishes it wasn't a problem at all - brushstrokes didn't matter at all especially with just 2 coats as the wood's roughness was still present and hence the chalk stuck no matter what.And I don't think it'll be an issue if you use a foam roller as the dimples in the paint should provide the friction (in theory). I'm old school and prefer brushing as it wastes less paint and it's always a cleaner job.I don't think it's much of an issue with these chalk pens - it's moreso with sticks of normal chalk.Great paint otherwise! The material will dictate the method but friction/roughness is needed for chalk to stick - that's the moral of the story!For durability/longevity I can't say anything yet but after several months on a few planks of wood, the paint is still solid after a lot of chalking and wiping. Looking good! Truth be told, you're likely to drop one coat on top to refresh the surface once in a while anyway. Main thing is the paint doesn't chip/come off once fully dried/cured.

Quality chalk paint for all your chalk board needs .

The paint is extremely easy to work with. Covers nicely, dries quickly, but smells very badly. I didn't smell its scent during the application, but a bit later the smell became so strong that my son couldn't sleep in his room for 3 nights.It's still a very good product and I do recommend it, just keep in mind the need of a good ventilation during and long after the application.

Used this to paint old classroom cupboards which had seen better days. After a quick sanding down to remove years of varnish, it went on well and dried quickly.A few weeks of use, covered in chalk drawings and writing, it is still looking good.

This product is fab, it's very thick and goes on well, it's a bit like painting with gloss but less sticky, you apply with a brush and will need at least 2 coats, make sure you wait until completely dry before touching or wiping at it as it will mark if you dont,as I found out and I had to put another coat on. I painted a 12ft wall and a chalkboard on my sons door so it does cover a lot more than you expect from the tin size

I am very imprssed so far. I got one can to paint a large (about 2.5 by 1.0 meters) piece of plywood to make a blackboard of. I used up about 3/4 of the can, and it was enough for 2 coats. I applied the 2 coats 30 min apart. The pain is very thick, it felt very satisfying to apply. There was very little smell, which was a major positive, too. I liked that it's water soluble, but once it cures it becoms water resistnat. I wiped the board with a wet sponge, and no paint residue was left on the sponge.If you have left marks on the floor, make sure to wipe them ASAP, b.c. once this paint cures, it only can be sraped off, it gets a plasticky texture upon curing. ALcohol and water did not remove it from the floor, and I did not dare try more harsh solvents, as they would ruin the floor as well.

Painted my white kitchen tiles with this paint and it needed two coats. Plenty of paint in there and a little goes a long way. Once it dries after 24 hours it was rock solid and I’m really happy.

Ottima pittura effetto lavagna, facile da stendere (meglio con un rullo che con il pennello) e di rapida asciugatura, consiglio almeno due mani per ottenere una superficie di colore omogeneo.

Prodotto ottimo, ero un po' titubante perché non sapevo se avrebbe funzionato sui laminati...Ho putturato una porta ricoperta in formica ed il risultato é veramente bello, nonostante abbia passato solo una mano. Un bell' effetto lavagna e anche una buona resistenza alle continue scritte in gesso e cancellature varie ( si pulisce benissimo con una spugnetta umida e ben strizzata ). Prodotto super consigliato👍

Ottima resa, facile da stendere, io ne ho date quattro mani su compensato, avrei fatto meglio ad usare una mano di cementite per rendere uniforme la superficie, ma non mi posso lamentare.Colore ottimo, opaco mi rimangono un po' di segni con pennarello bianco che si cancella con acqua, ma credo che sia un problema del pennarello, proverò a cambiarlo con un gesso. VedremoComunque soddisfatta

Prodotto utilizzato per realizzare una lavagna per i bimbi: buona resa buona copertura e non ha l’odore forte di altri prodotti provati. Con metà barattolo ho dato due mani su parete di ca 3 mq. Risultato perfetto: consiglio di rispettare le indicazioni. Il gesso va via benissimo con panno umido

Ottima vernice, aderisce molto bene, se stesa con il pennello su superfici già trattate (ad esempio legno) consiglio di dare più mani (anche 3 o 4) passando una carta vetro molto sottile tra una mano e l'altra.Una volta asciugato completamente è come una lavagna in pietra, i gessetti scorrono senza problemi (sopratutto dopo una lisciata con la carta vetro) e si pulisce perfettamente con un panno umido senza bisogno di strofinare.