How to Use Satin Paint by Annie Sloan

Annie Sloan Satin Paint is an interiors paint from Annie Sloan. It’s so-called because of the subtle satin-like sheen in the finish of the paint. Not only does this lustre guarantee a chic, contemporary, and classic finish to your painted pieces; it also makes this formula extra hard wearing and durable. These qualities make Annie Sloan Satin Paint the perfect choice for painting skirting boards, kitchen cabinets, bannisters, millwork, radiators, internal doors and beyond. Annie Sloan Satin Paint can be used on any wooden or metal surfaces indoors. It can also be used for furniture painting, without the need to Wax or Lacquer. Annie Sloan Satin Paint is easy to maintain, is long lasting and comes in a capsule range of 14 of the most popular colours from our Annie Sloan Wall Paint palette.

Applying Annie Sloan Satin Paint is totally straightforward. Always be sure to give any paint you open a thorough stir before use. This will redistribute pigments evenly and ensure the paint applies easily. We recommend using a brush rather than a roller for greater control. We recommend the Annie Sloan Small Flat Brush. Synthetic, smooth bristled brushes are the best choice for Annie Sloan Satin Paint as organic bristled brushes are more expensive and will not have any impact on the finish.

If you prefer to use rollers, you can find small-sized rollers suitable for detail work on our website at the link below. You may need to use an extra coat when applying paint with rollers rather than brushes as they give a thinner layer of paint.

Happy painting!

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[wolfpaul]

Is the satin paint suitable for glass-fronted cabinets? And can the surface be wiped clean? Many thanks.

[sue]

Can I use the satin paint on top of waxed chalk paint ? Or would it need sanding down first ?

[spagirlspagirl]

Hi, can l use your satin paint on laminate kitchen doors? Also, could l give the kitchen doors 2 thin coats whilst still on their hinges. Also, where could l purchase your paint from? Thanking you in anticipation.

[xgbnbbs]

How do you clean brushes? Is it worth it to sand in between coats?