Capri Pink - Annie Sloan Chalk Paint®
Shipping calculated at checkout
Pickup currently unavailable
Capri Pink is a bold and vibrant color that can add a touch of energy and excitement to any furniture or home decor piece. This hot pink shade draws inspiration from folk palettes around the world and is named after the luxurious Italian island resort. Use it as an accent color alongside cool-toned brights or with reds and pinks for a tonal symphony. Alternatively, buffer it with warm cocoa-toned hues for a sophisticated and elegant look. Capri Pink is a versatile color that can be mixed with other shades to create unique and personalized colors. Mix it with white to create a softer, more romantic blush pink or add a touch of black to create a darker, more dramatic version of Capri Pink. Whether you're using it as an accent color on a piece of furniture or painting an entire room, Capri Pink is a bold and captivating color that can add a touch of excitement and energy to any space.
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.