Debi’s DIY Color Chart

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Short description of each color on Debi’s DIY Color Chart:

Apothecary is a soft, fresh green, similar to a sage color.

Bead Board is a bright white with a faint hint of blue.

Black Velvet This is the “lighter” black.  Still dark and rich, but not as cold.

Bohemian Blue is a navy that leans toward the green.  You could call it a dark teal.

Cake Batter is a soft, golden yellow-like, well, cake batter!  I can’t explain it any better myself.

Carnival Red We’re talkin’ fire truck red!  Carnival Red is a bright, true red.

Cowgirl Coral is a near-perfect coral, not too pink and not too orange.

Crinoline is a creamy off-white.  Mixed 1:1 with White Swan makes a gorgeous warm vintage white.

Faded Burlap is a warm taupe-gray.

Fancy Farm Girl is more like the color of a green bean than a green tractor.

Farm Fresh is a beautiful turquoise-gray, or the color of, maybe, a duck egg?

French Millinery If you have ever looked for that perfect dusty lavender, French Millinery is it!

Gravel Road is a light gray, a little earthy, and a little fresh.

Gypsy Queen is a lighter version of Fancy Farm Girl, and a little more subtle.

Hey, Sailor sits somewhere between navy and royal blue. It’s a beautiful color!

Kissing Booth

Layered Chocolate

Letterpress Grey

Little Black Dress

Marquee

Mermaid Tail

Mint Chip

Old 57

Old School

Pedal Pusher

Petticoat Pink

Prairie Grey

Prom Queen

Queen Bee

Sandy Blond

Seaglass

Skeleton Key

Summer Crush

Vintage Linen

Weathered Wood

White Swan

Water Lily

Aviary

Tarnished Pearl

Monet’s Garden

Blue Iris

Liquid Sunshine

Tarnished Pearl

Cherry Picked


NO VOCS

No VOC is a significant plus.  Not only can you paint indoors without worrying about fumes, but for those people who have allergies or are sensitive to toxins, there are NO VOCs, and the paint is all-natural.   The high-quality pigment in Debi’s DIY Colors results in exceptional coverage and color richness.  DIY Paint ™ uses PREMIUM NO VOC PIGMENTS resulting in magnificent deep color and excellent coverage.

ONE STEP PROCESS

DIY Paint ™ is of the highest quality clay and chalk-based paint on the market, and competitively priced!  NO SANDING, NO PRIMING!  If you have ever labored over sanding and then priming a piece before you even begin the fun part, you can appreciate how much time and backache this feature saves you! Besides being all-natural, eliminating these steps converted me to chalk paint for good!  Well, that and the gorgeous results!

GORGEOUS RESULTS

Debi’s DIY Colors does not contain any Latex or Acrylic!

ONLY 9 INGREDIENTS + LOVE!

Debi’s DIY Colors are Clay and chalk-based with a high-quality dream finish.  After just a simple application, I’ve transformed pieces from trash to treasures. I have seen people who claim to have no talent impress themselves with professional-looking results, as well as surprise their families.

you can blend Debi’s DIY Colors even after your paint has dried!

Debris DIY Paint Sizes:

8 OZ SAMPLE JAR. Perfect for a small project like a chair or a small side table.
16 OZ PINT. Usually more than enough to complete a good size piece of furniture.
32 OZ QUART. Covers approximately 150 square feet will cover several pieces of furniture.

INSTRUCTIONS:

1.  Clean & Dry the piece before painting.

2.  Remove lid & stir thoroughly. (Sometimes you don’t even need to mix our paint! It’s that good)

3.  Apply one coat & allow to dry. (15 min to a few hours to dry, depending on the climate)

4.  Apply a second coat, if needed.

5.  Allow the second coat to dry.

6.  Seal surface with DIY PAINT FINISHING PRODUCT.

DO NOT FREEZE!

Here are some of the most asked questions.

If you have a question that we didn’t cover in our FAQ’s we would love to answer it for you, send us an email or call us at 314 504-6385.

Can you paint on laminate?

Debi’s DIY Colors are specially designed for furniture with no need for sanding or priming before you begin. It adheres to nearly any surface, including metal, plastic, laminate, and glass.

Did you paint your Sofa?

I painted my Sofa with chalk & clay paint. Tightly woven fabrics work best to paint, as they don’t absorb as much of the product.

Can you paint on leather with Debi’s DIY Color?

Yes. You can paint on anything. It’s a good idea to do a test first as sometimes there are preexisting factors that will affect the outcome.

What’s the difference between DIY paint and other brands?

DIY Paint is non-toxic and all-natural Clay and chalk-based paint. This Clay is the magic ingredient that gives it the unique ability to create a variety of textures from smooth to chippy. DIY Paint is one of the most affordable brands on the market because it goes right from the factory to the retailer. It is also of the highest quality with the best pigments and ingredients possible. You can purchase DIY Paint from a retailer in your area or order from one of the online retailers. DIY Paint prices online will always be the same. Whether from an online retailer or directly from DIYPaint.co. 

What is wet distressing?

Wet distressing is one of the most impressive things about DIY Paint! Because there is no latex or acrylic in our paint, you can rub the color back with a wet cloth or a damp sanding block. Some folks even use a baby wipe. What?… Well, why would you do that? Why not just use sandpaper?

The sandpaper is suitable for some projects, but rubbing the paint back gives you a more organic and authentic look, similar to when paint rubs off over time in most cases.

Sanding is a lot of work, and it’s a dusty mess. Rubbing paint off is much faster and dust-free.

When you are working on something with fancy scrollwork or fine detail, sanding can damage the wood. Wet distressing is the perfect alternative and a beautiful way to highlight the features in carved or ornate furniture.

How do I mix colors?

DIY Paint when mixing, it is best, to begin with, your lighter shade and adds small amounts of the darker shade, mixing until you are happy with the look.

How do I make a chalkboard?

Any color of DIY Paint can be used as the base of a chalkboard! The paint has a natural matte finish, so while colors like Weathered Wood or Letterpress Grey will give you the classic slate look, you can write with chalk and erase just as easily with any of the fantastic colors. I recommend a smooth starting surface, and at least three layers of DIY Paint applied with a satin finish roller to avoid brush strokes and texture. When the paint has dried thoroughly, use the side of a piece of chalk to “prime” the board by completely covering it evenly with a layer of chalk and erasing.