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Porcelaine 150 chalkboard paint is a medium in the line of 46 brilliant, intense colors for use on china, porcelain, tile, metal, ceramic, glass and more. The chalkboard paint is a black matte paint with the properties of an actual chalkboard. Once baked, the chalkboard paint may be used as a real chalkboard with chalk. Chalk may be wiped clean and reapplied time after time. The entire line of Porcelaine 150 includes 35 standard colors, including 4 metallic colors and 10 Shimmer colors, as well as several mediums including the NEW chalkboard paint, 10 dimensional colors and 18 markers. All colors are water based and non-toxic. They are intermixable and blendable with each other to achieve limitless tones. They are also completely removable until baked in a kitchen oven at 300 F/150 C for 30 minutes. Once baked, the paint is permanent, microwave and dishwasher safe as well as UV and solvent resistant. Conforms to ASTM D-4236.
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
The Pebeo Porcelaine 150 China Pain in Chalkboard Black was bought for a DIY project I had seen that used this specific paint. It was a chalkboard mug. It was extremely fun and a cool project. I have received many compliments already on my mug. I bought Crayola chalkboard chalk to decorate my mug before putting any liquids inside, as it becomes heavier and more difficult to do so after the liquid has been filled in the mug. I would definitely recommend this to anyone wanting to try something new!
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
By Hoodie
Amazon Verified Purchase
I purchased this paint to create Christmas presents of "Express Yourself" mugs. Worked like a charm! All of the folks I've given the mugs to really like them.
One thing I learned is to use painters tape instead of masking tape to mark off the area to be painted. The paint bleeds under the masking tape but you get clean lines with painters tape.
One thing I learned is to use painters tape instead of masking tape to mark off the area to be painted. The paint bleeds under the masking tape but you get clean lines with painters tape.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
By Steven
Amazon Verified Purchase
I bought this so I could paint a couple of mugs that I purchased for gifts. I had to put about 2 layers on before I was finally pleased with the results. Baked it (per instructions) and used chalk to write all over it! I washed it and the chalk came right off! No issues here!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
By AmandaPanda
Amazon Verified Purchase
It works as a chalkboard, but it is hard to work with while painting it on. Its hard to get a streak-free finish. I got ok results using a very soft brush and multiple thin layers.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
By souzamama
Amazon Verified Purchase
simple to put onto porcelaine, difficult to get a clean edge though. maybe it's operator error and i need a better technique for application. i write with chalk on the surface, and it comes clean with a rag or in the dishwasher. no flaking or deteriorating paint at this point (4 months after application)
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By Connelly
Amazon Verified Purchase
Used this to put chalkboard area on coffee mugs. People really liked them and so far the paint has held up.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By Mzloesch
Amazon Verified Purchase
I saw a project online that used this type of porcelain calk pain and this was the only place I could find it. Exactly what I needed and wanted. Great product.
By mama milk
Amazon Verified Purchase
This stuff was great for the craft I did with my first grader. There wasn't much in the way of directions, though, so here's what we did:
First, clean the area to be painted with rubbing alcohol and allow to air-dry.
I recommend doing two coats in opposite directions: Paint the area with horizontal strokes. Let dry one hour. Paint the area with vertical strokes. We found that a small paintbrush, rather than a sponge brush, was the better tool for the job.
Allow to sit for at least a day. We waited four days because the colored enamel paints we were using on the mug required four days before baking. (Michael's has every color you could want, except chalk board)
When baking, put the mugs in the oven, set a timer for a half hour, turn on the oven to 325 F. After the half hour, turn off the oven and let the mugs cool in the cooling oven.
When the mugs are cool, you have to prime the chalkboard by rubbing chalk all over the board in two directions before buffing it off. Now the chalkboard is ready to use.
That's it! Our mug went through a regular dishwasher cycle just fine, and was easy to write on with chalk. I was pleasantly surprised at how well the paint worked.
In terms of area, we painted six mugs and used a little more than half the bottle of paint -- and a six year old did much of the painting -- so you might be able to squeeze a little more out than we did :-)
First, clean the area to be painted with rubbing alcohol and allow to air-dry.
I recommend doing two coats in opposite directions: Paint the area with horizontal strokes. Let dry one hour. Paint the area with vertical strokes. We found that a small paintbrush, rather than a sponge brush, was the better tool for the job.
Allow to sit for at least a day. We waited four days because the colored enamel paints we were using on the mug required four days before baking. (Michael's has every color you could want, except chalk board)
When baking, put the mugs in the oven, set a timer for a half hour, turn on the oven to 325 F. After the half hour, turn off the oven and let the mugs cool in the cooling oven.
When the mugs are cool, you have to prime the chalkboard by rubbing chalk all over the board in two directions before buffing it off. Now the chalkboard is ready to use.
That's it! Our mug went through a regular dishwasher cycle just fine, and was easy to write on with chalk. I was pleasantly surprised at how well the paint worked.
In terms of area, we painted six mugs and used a little more than half the bottle of paint -- and a six year old did much of the painting -- so you might be able to squeeze a little more out than we did :-)
Most Recent Customer Reviews
4.0 out of 5 stars
shiny vs matt finish
Oddly the beginning of the bottle made a shiny finish and required multiple coats. By the end of the bottle you got that matt finish with one coat. Read more
Published 3 months ago by allie
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Product!
Worked great on a white plate! Avoid shaking the bottle as it will get bubbles that may prevent a smooth finish. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Susan Theune
5.0 out of 5 stars
Awesome.
I'd been waiting for the Porcelain Chalkboard Paint to become available for a little over a month. When it was [finally] stocked, I just had to snatch it up! Read more
Published 4 months ago by Danielle
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great product - great value
After accidentally getting the wrong chalkboard paint for my porcelain plate project, Amazon directed me to this paint. Great value! Read more
Published 6 months ago by Ms. Blair Lambert
3.0 out of 5 stars
Great Results
works great on my coffe pocelaine mug,
the only think I don;t like was the time I needed to wait to see the results (24 hrs)..
the only think I don;t like was the time I needed to wait to see the results (24 hrs)..
Published 6 months ago by Nelly Rdz
5.0 out of 5 stars
It works the best when paying attention to the instructions.
This is really good paint and does what it's supposed to do. I could have spared myself a bunch of trouble had I actually fully read the instructions to the letter. Read more
Published 8 months ago by W. Santos
