Today we bring you a lovely idea from the Roco on My Sofa Blog, where they show you how to create an aged coloured wood effect using Pintyplus Chalk Spray paint. This is a two-layered technique which is widely used. Simply spray a base coat of Chestnut Brown Chalk Paint and allow to dry. Then...

Materials required: Brushes of different thicknesses. Gauze or cloth. Chalk Paint Spray Pintyplus Colour Stone . Wood stain. fine sandpaper. colorless furniture wax or water-based varnish. We transform a melamine table top using a creative technique. First, clean the surface thoroughly with rubbing alcohol and spray paint the whole surface with Pintyplus Chalk Paint in...

There are a number of techniques that will ultimately give you the Vintage Look (someome require more creative flair than others). Here you will find five techniques explained, offering slightly different Vintage effects, so you can choose the technique that will achieve your desired result. Sanding: Paint the wood, furniture or object with Pintyplus Chalk spray paint. ...

Does your shed look like this? Here is how to get it looking organised… Take two lengths of wood cut to size and sand/clean if required. Choose a colour from the Pinty Plus Evolution Range, shake the can thoroughly and spray the wood. You can cover a large area in a short time with this...

Laura created this wonderful pallet bedroom painted with Pintyplus Evolution for challenge Novasol organized by handbox. She came away with the “Deserved Award” which was not for originality, but the style, image and execution of the whole project, which tipped the balance against other projects that were also amazing in their own right. Here is the process Laura used for...

Necessary material: A wooden box, in this case boxes of strawberries. Stencil Templates. Spray paint water – based Aqua Pintyplus . Paints and brush. Removable adhesive Pintyplus Art & Craft . The project idea was to give a smooth coat of paint, but not to completely cover the original design on the box, and finish...

Play at being Medusa from Greek mythology by turning an object into stone! Itziar from ItziDreams shows us how it’s done. You only need an object and three colours of Pintyplus Chalk Paint Spray paint; ash grey, white & black. Here is the step by step guide : First of all clean the entire surface to prevent any...

Please take a look at Stephanie’s Blog showing you how to add new life into something as simple as a tray.. “As soon as I’d finished my first Pinty Plus project I was on the look out for what to spray next. I racked my brains, looked around the house and in fact anything that...

Please take a look at Christina’s Blog showing you how she achieved this lovely star design on her daughter’s storage cabinet woven baskets. The Blue Indigo Chalk Spray Paint design really does create a feature of this basic cube storage cabinet. “One of the challenges of having small children is how quickly toys accumulate everywhere in your home. Several...

One of the best furniture transformations we have seen on the Decogarden programme was the transformation of a dark wood cabinet using the Pintyplus Chalk spray paint. The texture created by this paint cannot be fully appreciated in a photo, but it has a velvety look and doesn’t require sanding unless you are creating this...

We present a post in which Ainhoa, window dresser and creator of the blog EVDAE, teaches us “how to paint glass bottles with spray Pintyplus Evolution“, this time with three colors that combine well. The first thing we do is thoroughly clean the object. This is vital before painting and in the case of a...

You would be forgiven for mistaking this artist for a DJ with mixer, but this artist is performing a dynamic display of talent and is actually creating a magical painting using Pintyplus Basic aerosols. You can find him in Lloret de Mar performing his breath-taking show for tourists who can purchase his spectacular creations. It is awe-inspiring to watch...

Please read Kerri-Ann’s blog showing how easy it is to get a great affect using our Blue Indigo Pinty Pluis chalk paint spray. “.. the fact that these chalk paints are in the version of a spray paint. Unlike previous attempts with sanding and paintbrushes, it felt so much easier and I love the matt finish....

Please read Morgana’s blog showing how effective our Pinty Pluis chalk paint spray is on glass. “I love adding little touches to my home. This month I couldn’t face another big job like that so I’ve made some little vases, plant pots and tea light holders. Well, I haven’t ‘made’ them, I’ve just upcycled them....

Please read Stephanie’s blog showing her giving a new lease of life to an old sewing box using Pale Turquoise and Ash Grey Pinty Plus Chalk Paint. “I’ve had this sewing stool for many years and for a while now it’s been relegated to our conservatory and was one of the things I planned to...