Annie Sloan Introduces Pearlescent Glaze
Pearlescent Glaze is a brand-new product that adds a shimmering shade to surfaces, created by Annie Sloan to celebrate 30 years of Chalk Paint®.
Pearlescent Glaze is a water-based light-reflecting decorative finish suitable for use on both painted or unpainted indoor furniture, walls and floors.
Pearlescent Glaze will give a sublime, high-end, lustrous finish. Apply over Chalk Paint® for a more intense opalescence, this will work best over lighter colours such as Old White. You can also mix Pearlescent Glaze with very small additions of Chalk Paint® to create gently shimmering, translucent shades.
Available in tins of 250ml. Each tin will cover approximately 6m², coverage is 24m² per litre depending on surface and application.
For detailed work apply Chalk Paint® Lacquer over Chalk Paint® before applying Pearlescent Glaze. This ensures that the entire piece of furniture is protected. Alternatively, use Chalk Paint® Wax after applying Pearlescent Glaze details, but please note this will dull the opalescence of finish.
Drying time is approximately 2 hours depending on conditions. Pearlescent Glaze is not suitable for outdoor use.
Find out more about Pearlescent Glaze at Annie Sloan Chalk Paint
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