Aubusson Armoire Chalk Paint Mix – Before and After

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Aubusson Paint Combo
I shared last week how I like to play around with paint and here is the result on the Aubusson Armoire.  Annie Sloan Aubusson, French Linen, Old White and Graphite were used and General Finishes Flat Out Flat Topcoat was applied as the sealer.

A lot of pics to follow!  Have a great weekend, everyone!

Before:armoire before

After:Painted Armoire in Annie Sloan Chalk Paint Mix by Suzanne Bagheri

Here is a YouTube video on the process:

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mixing chalk paint

 

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  8. Just Beautiful Suzanne! Love the color and that hardware is swoon worthy. Featured at Be Inspired this morning. Thanks so much for sharing! … Hope you are a new found millionaire!

  9. Beautiful! You out did yourself on this piece.
    I have a question about the Flat Out topcoat. I just purchased a can and haven’t used it yet.
    Any tips about how to keep it from streaking? What do you use to apply it. I read read about many thingd including using a damp cloth. Any information would be appreciated.

    • Thanks so much! I actually use a sponge brush to apply it. I try to apply it in long stripes along the piece. For large tops, a staining sponge is best. Again, wipe it along the grain and not back and forth. I haven’t read about the damp cloth method – hmmmm. Sounds interesting! Best of luck to you!

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