Has anyone used the suede paints on their walls?

what is the final result like, and is it ok for painting over again at a later date?


thanksHas anyone used the suede paints on their walls?
It looks fine and the best way to do it is simply apply it any direction you choose .As long as it not all the same direction you will get a great end result..Im a decorator and did a chimney breast last year for a client and they were well pleased with it...To recoat in anything else be sure to sand it all down using a good quality sandpaper ,not the cheap stuff, make sure you do the whole wall, then recoat in your colour of choice..


Hope this is of some use to you


StevenHas anyone used the suede paints on their walls?
The final result is gorgeous, But its a huge pain to make it look good, and no it has be sanded off before repainting
yes- I did two office's. The result was very rich looking. It is not as bad as you think. You will work in 3 foot square sections first in one coat, then the X pattern, blending one section to the next- I even did a ceiling- it turned out wonderful. Your can of paint will tell you what to do if you want a change. My paint said to use their special primer to go back to the basic paint. Read the label for more info.