Chalkboard Blackboard Paint - Brush on Wood, Metal, Glass, Wall, Plaster Boards Sign, Frame or Any Surface. Use with Chalk Pen Wet Erase, Non-Toxic - Matte Finish [Black] - (8.5oz Cover 32 sf)

Small but pretty

Worked reat for a fire engine themed project :)

I painted the bottom half of my garage with this and it dried so quickly and went on easy. Give it a few shakes to blend it easy and the color came out great. Quality product worth the price

Good product. I needed to stir it quite often because it seemed to separate, paint from grout, but otherwise good stuff. The pic shows 2 coats on what was a black table. I didn’t think it would cover the black but it did. There’s still a little showing through but buying another can to hit those spots. The only big complaint I have is the way the can arrived. It had been opened and resealed with clips. I realize the paint probably needs to be mixed with grout to make it chalkboard pain but there was dried paint ALL OVER the outside. Which just made it look like it had been used and tacky. I almost sent it back for that reason because there was some paint missing out of it but I gave it a go despite that. Overall, satisfied with the paint and bought another can.

This product is quite amazing. I covered a 8' x 8' handmade chalkboard, TWICE with this one can. The paint is super thin, like india ink, and goes on very well and very black. Our community art project is made out of plywood, 8' x 8', I did prime it with a simple white primer before applying this chalkboard paint. I was able to do two coats and I think there's still some in the can! I highly recommend. It's easy to clean up and man... it covers so well.The chalkboard turned out amazing and was a huge hit at our yearly Fall Festival in Michigan.

Be warned this is the smallest can of paint in the world. Not worth the money. I thought this was a medium can of paint not one you can fit inside 2 closed hands

Great Great paint! The tiles at my school were impossible to paint without chipping and we couldn't really sand it in my small room. This chalk paint is the only thing that has worked. I love the old green blackboard look and please don't judge the paint on my painting skills. I did this with a kids paintbrush (think watercolor sized) in five minute increments in small free times throughout the day. It really does go on smooth and after upgrading my paint brush the next round of painting was much better but I failed to get a picture of that before this post. It went on smooth and had excellent coverage. One small can finished this wall all the way to the floor and then some to give you an idea of how much paint you get. I would absolutely recommend this and have already purchased more to do my desk in the room to match. I did a test spot and it looked as great on the wood as it did on the tiles

The media could not be loaded. Painted an interior wall with it. It was mostly as advertised. The gray was much darker than pictured. And despite stirring the coat went on a little unevenly in places which created some dark patches and streaks. And it didn't cover nearly the surface area it said it would cover.But it does work very well. Chalk goes on, chalk wipes off, no problem. I intend to keep the wall covered in drawings, so the unevenness of the coats and the darker-than-expected shade really isn't a big deal to me. Overall I'm happy with it, but it's expensive and not quite as advertised.