Chalk paint in the Garden?
Sure why not? My last post was about painting your lightweight pots. Today I added a picture of a table
we got at an auction.
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I was so excited about this table during the auction. The only problem I found when I got up close to it (after the purchase) is it had a bad mosaic top. It was very ugly and somewhat damaged. Hmmmm what to do?? Pull out the Dixie Belle Chalk Mineral Paint of course. We took away the ugly motif and now it is a great pop of color in Terra Cotta. Perfect for a covered porch or room where you want a pop of color It was given a clear wax finish for longevity. You can find all of your Dixie Belle Paint at your local retailer or here online.
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I was so excited about this table during the auction. The only problem I found when I got up close to it (after the purchase) is it had a bad mosaic top. It was very ugly and somewhat damaged. Hmmmm what to do?? Pull out the Dixie Belle Chalk Mineral Paint of course. We took away the ugly motif and now it is a great pop of color in Terra Cotta. Perfect for a covered porch or room where you want a pop of color It was given a clear wax finish for longevity. You can find all of your Dixie Belle Paint at your local retailer or here online.
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