Rust-Oleum331053 Milk Paint Finish, Quart, Kensington Gray , 32 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)

THIS PAINT? Total game changer. If you’re like me and just randomly decided on a Sunday night you wanted to change the color of your furniture, but don’t know the difference between all these different paints and also too ADHD to research and prep whatever you’re painting, this paint will do wonders for you.I bought the paint and some brushes and I went all in on some coffee table I picked up. It was already painted and glossy, but there was just zero chance I was going to sand it before painting. I needed a paint that would stick with minimal effort—and this one delivered.I used two coats of the color white, and it went on SO smooth. No primer. No prep. Just vibes.I didn’t add any poly or finishing coat because I honestly didn’t feel like purchasing it and needing to find a place to store it. Also, it seemed a bit extra like no one is going to notice. In my opinion, the table looked fine in the end.I included a pic of it before and after (keep in mind I just painted over the coat underneath, so if there’s bumps or anything from a bad previous paint job, that might show)Bottom line? If you’re lazy, impatient, or just don’t want to deal with a million steps—this is your paint. It’s beginner-proof, drama-free, and made my procrastinated project look like a total glow-up.

Bought this paint to refurb all my bedroom furniture that I was ready to throw away. So far I painted a tall dresser, big for no reason nightstand & a storage chest. I used one can of paint, which was enough for 3 coats. This paint exceeded my expectations, my furniture looks GOODT. Special shout out to my brother in Christ, a reviewer on here who recommended 3 coats & a satin poly. He is out here doing the Lord’s work.-I’m no Picasso, I was concerned about brush strokes showing up, they didn’t!!-I didn’t feel like sanding, I’m speaking my truth, the paint covered everything perfectly.-Eclipse looked charcoal gray to me, one day I woke up & the furniture looks black. Maybe I convinced myself it was black, idk. The color isn't the deepest black, it’s a softer black that’s really beautiful. It’s very pleasing to the eye.If you’re looking to purchase, the color might not be an exact match to what you have in mind but this paint might check off the rest of your boxes.

At first when painting it looked dark gray but as it dried it darkened. Its a great self leveling paint and has thick coverage so one coat was enough for my sons desk. I do like that it is matte and not shiny like other paints.

Since no one posted pictures of the navy blue colors. Most of these are with one coat over white. I like the color. Wish it was more cobalt blue. It’s nice though. I did 2-3 coats. Didn’t take pictures of the final product

Buena

I love working with this Rust-Oleum Milk Paint in Highland Blue — it’s one of the easiest paints I’ve used for DIY furniture makeovers. The consistency is just right, and it goes on smoothly without dripping or streaking.I applied it over dark wood without any primer, and it still provided great coverage with just a couple of coats. The color is gorgeous — soft but rich, and it gives a clean, vintage-inspired finish without a lot of effort.It dries quickly and gives that lightly distressed, matte look that’s perfect for upcycled furniture or home décor projects. Highly recommend for beginners and experienced DIYers alike.

Very efficient.

Stunning colors. Got the blue and the yellow