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Primer Red | Chalk Paint by Annie Sloan

C$18.00
Primer Red is a dark red Chalk Paint™ by Annie Sloan colour found in practically every culture, appearing in everything from Venetian palaces to Vietnamese temples, where red earths were plentiful and relatively easy to come by.
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Primer Red

Primer Red is a dark red Chalk Paint™ colour found in practically every culture, appearing in everything from Venetian palaces to Vietnamese temples, where red earths were plentiful and relatively easy to come by. Use it for rustic pieces or as a base for sophisticated colours like Château Grey or Versailles. It also works beautifully under gilding.

Goes well with Paris Grey, Old Ochre, Antoinette, Duck Egg Blue, Emile

Available in 120ml and 1 litre tins. 1 litre is enough to cover approximately 13 square metres.

Not sure how much Chalk Paint® to buy? Check out our handy Chalk Paint® Coverage Guide.

Before you start, get to know the basics with our Chalk Paint® Fact Sheet.

After painting, seal indoor furniture with Chalk Paint® Wax. On floors, seal with Chalk Paint® Lacquer. Take a look at our Techniques & Tips section for more ideas and inspiration to help you get started.

Struggling to choose a colour? The Chalk Paint Colour Card uses real paint swatches to give you an accurate colour sample.

Please note that colours shown here will vary depending on screen settings. We cannot guarantee that paint colours will exactly match the colour you see on screen. If you are in doubt, please order a colour card or sample pot first.

 

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