Frida Blue - Annie Sloan Chalk Paint®
Shipping calculated at checkout
Pickup currently unavailable
This is the very colour Frida Kahlo painted the exterior of the home she shared with Diego Rivieras in Mexico City. It reflects her confidence, her courage, and her love of beauty. Frida Blue leaps out at you because of the rich cobalt pigment in every tin, and holds your eye with Chalk Paint's famous depth of coverage. Annie Sloan Chalk Paint is a highly pigmented, water-based paint that is perfect for refreshing furniture and creating besutiful works of art. It is non-toxic and low in VOCs, making it a safe and eco-friendly choice for your DIY projects. This versatile chalk paint formula can create a beautiful, velvety finish or a chippy distressed finish on a variety of surfaces, and it comes in a range of stunning shades to match any home decor style. Use it to transform your furniture, create unique art pieces, and more.
What It Is
Annie Sloan Chalk Paint® is a water-based decorative paint for furniture, cabinetry, walls and creative finishes. It can be brushed for texture, smoothed for a cleaner finish, layered, blended or distressed depending on the project.
How to Use It
Begin with a clean, dry and sound surface and stir thoroughly. Many surfaces need little preparation, but glossy, unstable, stained or bleed-prone surfaces may need sanding, priming or another problem-solving step. Test a small area first, then apply one or more coats as needed.
Coverage, Sizes & Finish
One litre covers approximately 140 square feet, and 500 ml covers approximately 70 square feet, depending on the surface and application. Sizes currently offered: 120 ml Project Pot, 500 ml (16 oz), and 1 litre (36 oz).
Sealing & Care
Protect Chalk Paint® with Annie Sloan Chalk Paint® Wax for most indoor furniture and decorative projects. Choose Chalk Paint® Lacquer when the surface needs a hard-wearing lacquered finish, including floors.
Good to Know
Color changes with light, surrounding finishes and screen settings. A project pot is the most reliable way to test the color on your actual surface before beginning a larger project.