How to Spray Paint Furniture with Rust-Oleum Chalked Spray Paint

In this video, learn how to spray paint furniture using Rust-Oleums Chalked Coastal Blue Spray Paint. When DIY furniture painting, this is an easy way for anyone to get a professional-looking finish.

Spray painting furniture usually means less mess because you don't need to use a brush and you could even opt-out and do no sanding, however, a small scuff on the outside surface is recommended.

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[k_soares.]

I used that same paint color on a project and also found it much lighter than expected... Really nice how it turned out after the dark wax.

[JustMe-tkrp]

I like to use Citristrip and place plastic wrap on. Works amazingly and then I go over with mineral spirits. Far less sanding. Your project tired out great. Can’t wait to try spray paint on a small dresser I have.

[cathyleslie]

Very nice!! Turned out so professional!!

[joec]

Beautiful...my favorite blue.Can add few drops of blk. To make darker.love it.

[jeannedorsey]

Turned out great!!! You were right to use clear wax before dark wax…a great tip when using dark wax is you can use clear wax to help remove or reactivate the dark wax if it has dried.

[raraavis]

Very nice compromise between preserving it in its original state and giving it a new, fresh look.

[dianebaldwin]

Looks good 👍 and like your choice of colors. Up my alley!!

[marge]

Looks good. I really like the contrast!

[kathyl]

It looks really pretty, I love the combination of the natural and blue with the pop of gold. Great job! New subscriber now. I just found your channel.

[saltykissez]

So good! The dark wax made all the difference for me. Now you have me wanting to try a spray project. I’ve always been nervous about doing it. Lol

[Donna-vhym]

Just found your channel. Great job. I can't wait to tackle a big bedroom project.

[tonipope]

Very nice... I agree with you on color... original didn't have the depth you ended up with. But its hard to tell unless you have past experience... so your fix was perfect! Nice job and great explanation!

[fayestewart]

Definitely gonna do this. Awesome job 👌👍

[zerozilchnada]

Gorgeous.
Loving your channel, keep up the great work.
Your inspiring me to have the courage to paint my baltic pine furniture. Two tone, black & stain the tops. Still undecided if I want to paint the drawer fronts as well or not 🤦‍♀️

[albertmontoya]

I use Krylon chalk paint a vibrant blue color over a black night stand no sanding no sanding and it took used two coats 3 years later it's still vibrant. It was a spray chalk paint

[guyh.]

Never heard of Spray Chalk Paint. Nice. One recommendation, longer strokes with the can. Better coverage

[leorasmoot]

Very nice! You can use clear wax over dark wax to help remove it. Baby wipes work great also!

[heavenboundfarm]

Live this stand ..you did a wonderful job with it

[emilykrahn]

Looks really good I like the unpainted wood I wanted to see the top a little bit more I wish you would show the finished projects a little bit longer.

[kimberlydrake]

Hi just subscribed yesterday...so forgive me if you already learned or heard of these tricks I want to share....first one I saw one comment about the trick of using clear wax as an eraser for moving dry dark wax....just want to add ...yes clear wax first before the dark wax ...in smaller areas ...right after you clear wax....then if you apply too much you can always just take clear wax and use as eraser and or to move wax trick is to use stripper more liberally and if you have time...cover with Saran Wrap ....I have not personally tried this but have seen others leave over night and easily remove stripper and stain the next definitely under that you are good to go. Thought I would share bc I have already learned some great tips from you! Love the piece....thanks for sharing 😊kim