Jolie Paint – Chalk Finish for Furniture, Cabinets, and Décor, Green Wise Certified, No Priming or Sanding, Olive Green [Army Green], 4 Ounces

I chose this paint because it claimed that I didn't need to sand my furniture. I cleaned my furniture and once I knew there was no moisture, I painted my dressor with the beautiful Quartz pink paint. I had to use two coats and it was more than enough for my dresser. The paint went on pretty smooth and was easy to use. The coverage was also really good. I have a sensitive nose and didn't really smell much odor (did have a tiny odor). The paint dried fast and I was able to put on the second coat. I did wait till the next day to seal with Jolie was. Overall a really beautiful paint that is easy to use and high quality. It is pricey.

I ordered two of the small 4 oz sizes of Moroccan Clay to repaint my bright red tv stand. The consistency and coverage was similar to other chalk paints I’ve used and I love the color! Great for a relatively quick project, I would recommend this product.

Works well, nice color that can be made deeper with more coats, easy to clean up

After using every chalk paint in the world, this is my Favorite. It’s so easy to apply and looks INCREDIBLE. Darker than the photos once you apply a few layers, but it’s just such high quality paint. Buy chalk paint brushes and use a roller to even the texture if needed, but all in all it’s easy to make a drab piece of furniture or cabinetry look brand new using this paint. Got this in both Sage and Eucalyptus. Eucalyptus for the kitchen, Sage for my laundry room cabinets. Later photos are of Sage

Requires a few coats but the color is beautiful

I used a small sample of Jolie paint in a natural green shade to change up a mid-century modern nightstand. Very pleased with the results and the item sold very quickly.

The product itself is great, but all three cans are dented and 2 cans are leaking. Unfortunately, it’s not worth the time or the effort to figure out how return.. I need to get my project done.

I used it on my dining table but dont think chalk paint will hold in a high traffic area. I really liked the color (espresso) though. Its like a cool toned brown. I did 3 to 4 coats. Sanded prior to painting and in between coats too. Sprayed minwax satin poly on top. Top of the table is mdf which was tricky to do. Base is solid wood and only 2 coats of paint without any sanding did the job