Old Fashioned Milk Paint Oyster White, Packaged In Dry Powder – Add Water For One Pint

I loved working with this Milk Paint, there was plenty in a package to do more than one project if you put the correct amount of water in it. Milk Paint is great to use on old furniture.

The piece I used on had satin latex underneath + 1 coat of poly, and it didn't flake or crackle much so I took a heat gun to it and got great crackle. Would use again.

This worked perfectly!! I used two coats of the oyster white milk paint over dried stain. I waited for it to dry & chip, I then went in with medium grit sandpaper & sanded all the chips to give it this distressed look. I love the final result!!

I am a first-time user of milk paint so I am be judging this product harshly. I did some research on how to mix the paint, let it rest after mixing, for 20 minutes as suggested, and then applied it, but found that the paint continually thickened. That might be common for milk paint but I wasn't expecting it. It also takes many coats for coverage, again, this may be "operator error". The color turned out to be an almost luminous white, which I also wasn't expecting.

I LOVE IT. I have been trying for years to match the white paint on my chairs. They have butcher block look seats, but the rest is a white. THIS PAINT IS PERFECT. I used a mason jar, 1 part paint powder, 1 part warm water and shook. Perfect results.

Easy to work with, easy to clean, exactly as described. Will buy again.

I love this product. It was a reasonable price and was shipped quickly. I love this product but it is only sold in 2 stores in the state. I was very happy to find it online for a good price.

Using this for a crib I am building. Went on rough like all Milk Paint. Lightly sanded and then waxed. Result is a very nice finish.