Join us as we dive into the world of Satin Paint with Annie Sloan and her Production Manager, Dave Callaway! Follow along as they explain what is Satin Paint, how to apply it, how it compares to Chalk Paint, where to use it and more. Satin Paint was introduced to the Annie Sloan range in 2022 to complement the Chalk Paint and Wall Paint ranges. A smooth, egg-shell finish for interior woods and metals, it can also be used as a flat-finish furniture paint. With no need to seal with wax, this is a one-step paint application for your home. Follow along on YouTube or Annie's personal Instagram, @AnnieSloanstagram. Visit our website for more tips and techniques: https://www.anniesloan.com/ Follow on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter: @AnnieSloanHome Chapters: 00:00 - Intro 00:28 - What is Satin Paint? 01:19 - What is self-levelling? 02:31 - How to apply Satin Paint 03:15 - Tin sizes and coverage of Satin Paint 03:42 - Where does Satin Paint sit in the Annie Sloan range? 04:12 - What can you paint with Satin Paint? 04:45 - What's the difference between Satin Paint and Chalk Paint? 05:09 - The Satin Paint colour range 05:35 - Where to use Satin Paint, and where not to use 07:12 - How to prepare surfaces for Satin Paint 07:51 - What to apply Satin Paint with 08:41 - How many coats of Satin Paint will you need? 09:11 - What are the drying and curing times of Satin Paint? 09:38 - Caring for your Satin Paint pieces 09:56 - Outro

Back to basics! Annie Sloan shows how to use Chalk Paint® to paint a small, shiny brown side table. Step 1: No priming, no sanding, straight to the fun part! Start painting with Chalk Paint®. Step 2: Once dry, apply a second coat of paint. Step 3: Once dry, apply Chalk Paint® Wax with a brush or lint-free cloth. Step 4: Finished! It's really that easy. Annie Sloan invented her revolutionary furniture paint, Chalk Paint®, in 1990 and hasn’t stopped refining and improving her formula since. There's no need for priming or sanding. Chalk Paint® is as easy to use as opening the tin, dipping your brush, and applying paint to furniture! Annie wanted to create one paint that could achieve several different techniques and finishes – from creating a textured chippy look to achieving a smooth modern finish, or even creating a wash. Annie's paint has minimal VOCs and is very easy to work with. Visit www.AnnieSloan.com for more tips and inspiration.

Waxing your painted furniture is easy. Follow Annie Sloan's top tips for applying Chalk Paint® Wax and you'll be able to enjoy a gorgeous finish that will last and last. Annie Sloan developed her unique and versatile decorative paint, Chalk Paint®, in 1990. She wanted to create one paint that could achieve several different techniques and finishes – from creating a textured chippy look to achieving a smooth modern finish, or even creating a wash. Annie's paint is non toxic, low VOC, and very easy to work with. There's no need to prime or sand before starting – you can just get stuck straight in to the fun bit! Visit www.AnnieSloan.com for more tips and inspiration.

Chalk Paint® and Chalk Paint® Lacquer are perfect to upcycle an old kitchen table. Chalk Paint® easily adheres to surfaces and can be applied with no sanding or priming! Just make sure the table is cleaned with no chemicals. Chalk Paint® Lacquer is perfect to protect a hard-wearing table from everything, from homework to dinner. Annie Sloan invented her revolutionary furniture paint, Chalk Paint®, in 1990 and hasn’t stopped refining and improving her formula since. There's no need for priming or sanding. Chalk Paint® is as easy to use as opening the tin, dipping your brush, and applying paint to furniture! Annie wanted to create one paint that could achieve several different techniques and finishes – from creating a textured chippy look to achieving a smooth modern finish, or even creating a wash. Annie's paint has minimal VOCs and is very easy to work with. Visit www.AnnieSloan.com for more tips and inspiration.

Annie shows you how to antique a pine bedhead, using Dark Chalk Paint® Wax! Dark Chalk Paint® Wax is the perfect way to age and bring out the texture of your paint work. Annie Sloan developed her unique and versatile decorative paint, Chalk Paint®, in 1990. She wanted to create one paint that could achieve several different techniques and finishes – from creating a textured chippy look to achieving a smooth modern finish, or even creating a wash. Annie's paint is non toxic, low VOC, and very easy to work with. There's no need to prime or sand before starting – you can just get stuck straight in to the fun bit! Discover more at www.anniesloan.com

Annie Sloan introduces her brand new series all about colour! Join Annie on a creative discovery as she describes her personal journey with colour, and how you can use it in your home. Watch out for the next episode where Annie discusses the mixable properties of Chalk Paint, her revolutionary furniture paint invented 1990. Follow along on YouTube or Annie's personal Instagram, @AnnieSloanstagram. Visit our website for more tips and techniques: https://www.anniesloan.com/ Follow on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter: @AnnieSloanHome Book References Colour in Decoration: published by Frances Lincoln Publishers Ltd in 1990 Chapters: 00:00 - Intro 00:43 - Why is colour so important? 03:00 - Annie's journey with colour 04:48 - The Annie Sloan colour ranges 05:03 - The history of Chalk Paint 07:34 - Adding the Wall Paint and Satin Paint ranges 08:08 - Exploring the different finishes 09:50 - Outro

Join Annie Sloan as she discusses the benefits and practicalities of mixing white with Chalk Paint. The second instalment in her series all about colour and how to use it in your home. Follow along on YouTube or Annie's personal Instagram, @AnnieSloanstagram. Visit our website for more tips and techniques: https://www.anniesloan.com/ Follow on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter: @AnnieSloanHome Chapters: 00:00 - Intro 00:23 - Adding white to Annie's colour palette 03:25 - Adding white to Primer Red 07:11 - Which white should you use? 08:22 - How to use tones in your home 09:14 - Development of "The Colour Book"

Learn how to use Chalk Paint® Lacquer by Annie Sloan over Chalk Paint®! Use a Sponge Roller or Flat Brush depending on your preference and make sure to stir thoroughly before use. Then apply when you're ready! Chalk Paint® Lacquer is water-based, water resistant and has UV protection in it, meaning colours will not fade in the sun. It comes in a choice of Matt or Gloss. In this video, Annie will discuss the uses of both finishes. You should apply two coats of Chalk Paint® Lacquer to ensure the whole surface is covered and for maximum durability. Although touch dry within hours, Lacquer will take up to 2 weeks to reach its full hardness, so be relatively gentle with it before then. When applying Chalk Paint® Lacquer, bear in mind that it is a 'penetrating' finish and can pull tannins or stains from the wood up through the paint. This can be especially noticeable on whites, manifesting as a yellow stain. Always test Chalk Paint® paint and Lacquer on several areas before you begin your project. If a stain appears, simply apply a thin coat of Chalk Paint® Lacquer directly over the entire surface to be painted before painting and lacquering again. Annie Sloan invented her revolutionary furniture paint, Chalk Paint®, in 1990 and hasn’t stopped refining and improving her formula since. There's no need for priming or sanding. Chalk Paint® is as easy to use as opening the tin, dipping your brush, and applying paint to furniture! Annie wanted to create one paint that could achieve several different techniques and finishes – from creating a textured chippy look to achieving a smooth modern finish, or even creating a wash. Annie's paint has minimal VOCs and is very easy to work with. Visit www.AnnieSloan.com for more tips and inspiration.