General Finishes Water Based Milk Paint, 1 Pint, Persian Blue

At first I was not so sure about this, but once it dried I was so impressed with the color, just lovely, like a whisper, it is not an in your face color but it does make a definitive statement. I used it for an accent wall that now has a focal point mirror, it really made everything in a tired, small, old bathroom new again.We have an older home so I used Kilz primer first, which I rely on, and it has never failed me.This is a blue that is vintage but not tired, soft but not retiring, classic but unexpected, subtle yet dramatic. It is one of those colors you are looking for when you struggle with not too light, not too dark.It went on beautifully and dried very quickly, it was a small container but it got the job done.

super thick, but easy to paint on furniture. I sanded thoroughly and then applied my first coat and let it dry then applied the second coat. It covers fabulously and dries quickly. The color is amazing.

Great paint, loved that no prep was needed and it is very forgiving. give me the milk paint finish I was looking for.

The paint levels well and covers nicely.

I don't think I've ever used a General Finishes product that I didn't love. This of a beautiful color. It's labeled as 'blue', but I'd call it more of a blue/green. I used this color to refinish an old table that was in sad shape. What I love about milk paint is that it goes in nice and thick with super smooth lines. I used a brush for the corners and edge work, and a super smooth roller for the flat areas of the table. I could not be happier with the result. I used van dyke brown glaze over top to give it an antique look. Absolutely beautiful!

This is an awesome product. Can't say enough good things about this paint. Used it on an old piece of furniture and gave it new updated look. I am obsessed with this paint and have used it in other colors all over my home. I get tons of compliments.See the photo. I did use a glaze over top and still need to wax coat it...but I am in love with the results. Doing my dining room chairs now in a different color and going to do my kitchen cabinets next!

My boyfriend got mad at me for buying this old vintage furniture that wasn’t made of real wood and he called it “trash”. But we primed and painted with an air compressor and it turned out beautifully! I’m living in an apartment so using the air compressor was really inconvenient so the piece will remain like this for a bit (no glaze or extra anything). There’s really no comparison between using a brush and air compressor

For some reason I expected this to be a much more muted gray-blue shade. This is a robins-egg blue! Pretty color, but too bright and too blue for me so I will be repainting the piece. GF paints are fabulous to work with and consistently deliver a beautiful saturated color.

I used this once before on a section of wood fence in my back garden where I was planting a butterfly garden, and it is a lovely shade of pale greeny blue - really enchanting. So now I'm going to paint the top of my wood dining table to add a pop of colour on the terrace - very excited!