RUStolEUm 206540 Chalk Board Paint, Black, 887 Ml (Item Packing May Vary)

Good coverage works

I bought two at the same tome and both came in spillied and broken

Product arrived with open lid and dropped everywhere

great product, easy to use, used for a chalk board and had no issues

I recently used Rust-Oleum 301450 Specialty Chalkboard Paint to transform a wall in my kitchen into a functional chalkboard, and I couldn’t be more pleased with the results. The application was straightforward; I used a foam roller to apply the paint, which went on smoothly without any streaks. The coverage was impressive, and I was able to coat approximately 95–120 square feet with the 30 oz can, as advertised. After allowing the paint to dry for about 30 minutes, I waited the recommended 24 hours before “conditioning” the surface by rubbing the side of a piece of chalk over the entire area and erasing it. This step is crucial for optimal performance, as it helps prevent permanent marks. The finished chalkboard surface is smooth, scratch-resistant, and erases cleanly with a damp cloth. It’s perfect for jotting down grocery lists, leaving notes, or letting the kids draw. One of the standout features is its versatility. This paint can be applied to various indoor surfaces, including wood, metal, concrete, masonry, drywall, plaster, glass, and unglazed ceramics, making it ideal for a range of DIY projects.  Overall, Rust-Oleum 301450 Specialty Chalkboard Paint delivered on its promises. It’s an excellent choice for anyone looking to add a functional and creative touch to their space.

This chalkboard paint works really well. It goes on smoothly, dries evenly, and turns my wall into a usable chalkboard. My kid loves drawing on it. It wipes clean easily and doesn’t leave a mess. Very happy with this purchase!

Yet to use

I used this product to paint a 4ft x 8ft sheet of hardboard using a smooth-finish foam roller. (Board had been primed first with regular white acrylic.) Although a small can of paint, it was enough for 3 full coats with plenty left over.The paint has fumes, so make sure you have proper ventilation. For this reason I would suggest doing this project when the weather is nice enough to have the windows open. I used an N95 mask and had all the windows and doors open; probably overkill, but it worked well.Chalk leaves dust, so you'll want a small ledge under the chalkboard. I used a piece of 2.5" strapping. It works well to catch the dust, as well as hold the chalk and eraser.It was a simple project and very much worth the time spent. I use this chalkboard every day, and so far the surface has remained smooth and durable.Edit: After one year of frequent use, the surface of this homemade chalkboard is still perfect. I would even say it gets better with time, especially if you allow the chalk dust to "season" the board, and only use a proper chalkboard eraser. No regrets!!