Creative Deco Grey Chalk Paint for Furniture | 125ml | Chalky & Matte Finish for Wood | Smooth Touch for Interiors | Quick Dry | Perfect for Renovation and Decoration

These small pots are great for crafting projects. Saves you buying big tins for a small job.

When I opened the paint pot I was surprised to see it’s almost half empty so you don’t get much. Small projects only. I did a tester on white card and compared it to all the different greys in my house. It looked like a sage grey. So I started my project. It actually looks like a nearly white grey on even after it had dried. I’ve used clay paints quite a bit so applied it using my clay paint brush. It spread evenly and was a joy to use. It dries clay like. It’s easy to do any shabby chic or distressed effects etc with. It covered dark colours well. In a warm evening light inside the grey paint looked slightly sage again but mainly it’s very pale, almost like an undercoat. Not as grey as I was expecting. So to sum it up. It’s a lovely paint to work with and gives great results but you don’t get much for your money and it comes up paler than the advertised colour. But if you’re only wanting to do lots of small projects it will go along way and if you’re wanting a paler grey/white colour it’s perfect for the job and enjoyable to work with.

At 125ml, this is a small pot, but it’s only just short of a small jar of Frenchic paint (150ml) which goes a really long way, so I was optimistic!This is purely a chalk paint so not quite as hard wearing as some of the Frenchic products, but I found if I applied it in a similar way (thin coats!) I got a reasonable result with minimal prep. The tub says it will cover 1.25 sq.m., which is probably true, but I just used it for some small deco bits. I found it to mark relatively easily when dry, but it didn’t scratch or chip. The finishing wax from the same range is probably a good idea to go with this.The plus side of this paint is that it really is low odour and dried super quick. I did 4 coats but it didn’t take too long with thin coats. I’m not so keen on the limited colour range - I tried the super light grey and there’s only pink and white to go with it.

This is definitely a paint pot size for small jobs as like with other reviewers, I was shocked to see pot only half full. That being said, the paint is fairly thick and when painting, goes further than you'd think. It's a nice smooth paint that goes on well. It is matt when dry and buffs/distresses nicely. It is a VERY pale grey colour so bear that in mind, though when in darker light does give more of a green/grey colour which is nice but in most daylight simply looks white with hint of grey. The back gives easy to follow advice/guidance when using paint which is good for first time users of chalk paint. Priced at £7.99 at time of writing, I do find this expensive but generally chalk paint is so it's not massively overpriced in comparison and it does seem good quality paint.

I was hoping to re-paint some of my bedroom furniture with this pain but unfortunately the tub was too small.The tub is just 125ml so ideal for small projects, but not larger ones.The paint is okay to use but it is much lighter than the grey I imagined to be, its more of an off white than grey but its still a nice colour.🤍One thing I was really impressed with is the screw lid, this is something that would be so useful on larger pots, although in this case the size of the pot means you are likely to use most of it in one go anyway.

Quite a small pot, you could only do a small project with it like photo frames. Or maybe as a tester pot.The paint itself is of a decent quality its easy to use, offers excellent cover with just one coat even on darker surfaces which i had been doubtful it would be able to do.

Not for furniture repair. It's a 125ml paint and you can wipe it with water. I tried to paint cardboard boxes with this paint and it is fine, but I would not recommend to use it on furniture. It is perfect for small crafts, not more.

Good size for small diy projects, fun and easy to use. Nice neutral colour, will need a few coats to get a clean colour. Good value if you don't want to invest in a large pot.