As a rough reference, one liter of PURE CHALK covers approximately 12 square meters. For most purposes, one or two coats of paint are enough. PURE CHALK adheres to almost any surface although sanding or priming before painting is recommended in some cases. Open the container and stir well. If the paint is too thick, just add a little water and stir. For best results we recommend using a good quality brush. Always finish PURE CHALK with Matte Clear for protection.

Yes. PURE CHALK can be applied on walls. Gives a wonderful texture and matte look. Use a large brush to apply PURE CHALK to the walls. A brush will use less paint than a roller and will add depth and texture to the final finish. You can then wax the wall or leave it on – bedroom walls look great with a smooth matte finish without wax.

As with any decorating paint, it’s not advisable to paint over small areas that need a touch up – even if you are working with paint from the same batch. When you apply a first coat of paint to a surface, the rate at which the water is absorbed by the surface has an effect on the final colour. Subsequent coats will be absorbed by the paint underneath at a different rate, leading to a subtle shade difference in the finish. For this reason, where repairs are necessary, it’s advised to paint the entire surface of the affected area, whether this is a section of wall (from corner to corner & top to bottom) or the face of a piece of furniture (for example, a drawer front). There is no need to repaint the entire room or the whole piece of furniture! However, to save time, it’s worth testing by touching up just the small area first. If it looks fine, you can seal and leave. If not, apply as above.

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