PAINT
My solution to near everything. So here goes.
My solution to near everything. So here goes.
I used a rotary sander with 220 grit sandpaper and sanded the entire surface. I then cleaned it with soap and water.
I taped off the sections I wanted to paint with painters tape. Use an oil based primer and prime the sections taped off. Let dry and cure overnight.
In a mixing bowl sift 2 cups, Non-sanded grout. I had some brown left over from a job. You can use white if you want your chalkboard to be a different color. Mix in your acyclic paint till it is a consistently that can be rolled with a paint roller. I needed to add a small amount of water to make it paint consistently.
Remove tape. I wanted my chalkboard to be a bit more decorative so I hand cut a stencil and added a painted stencil around the edges of the chalkboard
I'll let you know how this wears as we erase and under more use. I had fun and I no longer need to fuss about fingerprints. I am going to use the top right as a shopping list and let the grand kids use the lower areas for fun.
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