Can you chalkboard paint on glass

The Chalky Finish For Glass is an ultra-matte paint specifically for glass. You can distress it and bake it. When you bake it it becomes a permanent dishwasher-safe finish. I have included affiliate links for your convenience. You can read my full disclosure here. Glass Pieces- I got this bowl at the Goodwill.

I had the tray already but it is plastic not glass I will tell you about that in a bit. Foam Brush. Sanding Block. When you are using this chalk paint for glass you need to clean the surface with rubbing alcohol. I used a paper towel and wiped it down as best I could with the nooks and crannies.

From these pieces I used the tray and the glass bowl. The little ice cream dish was supposed to act as a divider between the tray and the bowl to make a tiered tray of sorts but…. I could NOT find a glass tray. I wanted one with some fun lines like this one has. This is from the dollar store and it looks like glass so I used it. Turn an old picture frame into a new item for your home with chalkboard paint. Clean the glass with a clean cloth.

Remove any dirt and debris from the glass. Dry the glass with a dry cloth. Lightly rough up the glass with fine grit sandpaper. Wipe away the sanding dust with a damp cloth. One of the many benefits of creating a DIY chalkboard on a piece of already framed glass is that the mounting hardware is already installed. Easily hang your chalkboard wherever you want it!

This one is hung about two feet off the ground, ready for little artists to use their creativity. This is easy! Simply tape off the wall you want to use as a chalkboard or tape off just a section of it. Proceed to give the area a quick wipe down to remove any dirt. Then, use either roll-on chalkboard paint or chalkboard spray paint to cover the area.

Wipe off any excess chalk with a dry cloth. Then, using warm water with a little vinegar, wash the chalkboard surface. Dry with a towel. First, make sure it can be used on glass. The spray paint I used states that it can be used on glass, but to test first.

Here are a few key tips if you want to try to paint glass:. Use spray paint. That is what I used. I also like not having brush strokes on the finish. Paint will not adhere very well to dirt or grease. Lightly sand.