Good Bones Paint

Absurdly great furniture paint! Non-toxic & great coverage!
Made in Virginia with quality materials, it truly delivers. No priming or sealing required, and it even sticks to glossy surfaces. Distresses beautifully.
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All in One Paint
For this makeover I used Noir from Good Bone's All-in-One Paint line.
All-in-One colors require no sanding, no priming, and no sealing for easy and colorful paint transformations.
You can seal and sand to distress, etc., for specific looks, but it's not necessary with these specific paint colors.
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Good Bones also carries Zibra & Paint Pixie Brushes...
Paint Pixie and Zibra create our favorite brushes for working with Good Bones Paint.
Zibra makes amazing brushes! Their special bristle blend allows the most bristles per brush on the market, which means they hold a lot of paint and give a really smooth finish. This is an all synthetic option.
Paint Pixie
Brushes
Paint Pixie is a women-owned company offering a nice mix of authentic and natural bristles that really hold paint and have specially formulated shapes for furniture painters! Their brushes are made in Italy and fall on the higher end of brush investment.
Get the Look
Lately I have been into incorporating raised stenciling in my furniture finish designs. For this desk makeover I tried out the texture paint additive Stucco Dust from Good Bones Paint. I found the Posh Chalk Stencil Victorian Wallpaper stencil on WooduBend’s website. This desk was stripped, cleaned, sanded, and primed before I started any of this work.
Traditional Chalk Line
This piece I painted in the color Spruce.
It has been sealed in Teriyaki Sauce, furniture wax.
My favorite way to distress this paint is to wet distress it! Just use water and a sponge with an abrasive side and use it like you would sanding paper. Check out my Instagram for more on the subject.

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Traditional Chalk Line
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