Miss Mustard Seed's Milk Paint SCHLOSS
Schloss is German for "castle." This warm greige indeed reminds us of the thick, rough-hewn stone walls of ancient German castles dotting the Rhine River Valley. Don't let the name fool you, though - Schloss's dreamy greige tones wrap you up like a cashmere scarf and your fluffiest pair of slippers. It's much warmer than our other grays. It pairs well with alabaster lamps, shades of cream, and wooden dough bowls.
Milk Paint is a powdered paint that has been around for thousands of years. It was found in the pyramids in Egypt and has been used in America for years on furniture, walls, barns, etc. It is a versatile paint that can be used to achieve a variety of looks from chippy and distressed to smooth and sleek. Our new MilkPaint™ formula is made from four 100% natural ingredients that you can actually pronounce - casein (milk protein), lime (calcium hydroxide), natural pigments, and plant-based filler.
NEW & IMPROVED FORMULA
100% Natural Ingredients
100% Eco-Friendly
NO VOC’S
Improved Color Consistency
Non-Toxic and Food-Contact Safe
Offering 26 colors and 2 color collections!
COVERAGE
Simply mix this powder with water- it’s that easy! A Milk Paint finish is unique and can range from a solid color to a stain, it all depends on how much water you add! It can be used on any porous surface without a primer. It will never chip or peel on porous surfaces as it soaks in and binds with the substrate.
HOW TO MIX
Mix approximately 1 part water to 1 part milk paint powder with a blender (strictly used for paint), by shaking in a lidded container, hand mixing with a whisk, stir stick, or with a motorized paint mixer.
Add warm water to container first, then add milk paint powder slowly and mix for 3-5 minutes.
Paint a test swatch to make sure desired consistency has been achieved. If the paint is translucent or runny, it is too thin. If it the brush drags and the paint appears gritty or chunky, it is too thick. Add more water or powder accordingly and mix again.
Stir paint occasionally while painting, as pigments may settle at the bottom of the container.
Schloss is German for "castle." This warm greige indeed reminds us of the thick, rough-hewn stone walls of ancient German castles dotting the Rhine River Valley. Don't let the name fool you, though - Schloss's dreamy greige tones wrap you up like a cashmere scarf and your fluffiest pair of slippers. It's much warmer than our other grays. It pairs well with alabaster lamps, shades of cream, and wooden dough bowls.
Milk Paint is a powdered paint that has been around for thousands of years. It was found in the pyramids in Egypt and has been used in America for years on furniture, walls, barns, etc. It is a versatile paint that can be used to achieve a variety of looks from chippy and distressed to smooth and sleek. Our new MilkPaint™ formula is made from four 100% natural ingredients that you can actually pronounce - casein (milk protein), lime (calcium hydroxide), natural pigments, and plant-based filler.
NEW & IMPROVED FORMULA
100% Natural Ingredients
100% Eco-Friendly
NO VOC’S
Improved Color Consistency
Non-Toxic and Food-Contact Safe
Offering 26 colors and 2 color collections!
COVERAGE
Simply mix this powder with water- it’s that easy! A Milk Paint finish is unique and can range from a solid color to a stain, it all depends on how much water you add! It can be used on any porous surface without a primer. It will never chip or peel on porous surfaces as it soaks in and binds with the substrate.
HOW TO MIX
Mix approximately 1 part water to 1 part milk paint powder with a blender (strictly used for paint), by shaking in a lidded container, hand mixing with a whisk, stir stick, or with a motorized paint mixer.
Add warm water to container first, then add milk paint powder slowly and mix for 3-5 minutes.
Paint a test swatch to make sure desired consistency has been achieved. If the paint is translucent or runny, it is too thin. If it the brush drags and the paint appears gritty or chunky, it is too thick. Add more water or powder accordingly and mix again.
Stir paint occasionally while painting, as pigments may settle at the bottom of the container.
Schloss is German for "castle." This warm greige indeed reminds us of the thick, rough-hewn stone walls of ancient German castles dotting the Rhine River Valley. Don't let the name fool you, though - Schloss's dreamy greige tones wrap you up like a cashmere scarf and your fluffiest pair of slippers. It's much warmer than our other grays. It pairs well with alabaster lamps, shades of cream, and wooden dough bowls.
Milk Paint is a powdered paint that has been around for thousands of years. It was found in the pyramids in Egypt and has been used in America for years on furniture, walls, barns, etc. It is a versatile paint that can be used to achieve a variety of looks from chippy and distressed to smooth and sleek. Our new MilkPaint™ formula is made from four 100% natural ingredients that you can actually pronounce - casein (milk protein), lime (calcium hydroxide), natural pigments, and plant-based filler.
NEW & IMPROVED FORMULA
100% Natural Ingredients
100% Eco-Friendly
NO VOC’S
Improved Color Consistency
Non-Toxic and Food-Contact Safe
Offering 26 colors and 2 color collections!
COVERAGE
Simply mix this powder with water- it’s that easy! A Milk Paint finish is unique and can range from a solid color to a stain, it all depends on how much water you add! It can be used on any porous surface without a primer. It will never chip or peel on porous surfaces as it soaks in and binds with the substrate.
HOW TO MIX
Mix approximately 1 part water to 1 part milk paint powder with a blender (strictly used for paint), by shaking in a lidded container, hand mixing with a whisk, stir stick, or with a motorized paint mixer.
Add warm water to container first, then add milk paint powder slowly and mix for 3-5 minutes.
Paint a test swatch to make sure desired consistency has been achieved. If the paint is translucent or runny, it is too thin. If it the brush drags and the paint appears gritty or chunky, it is too thick. Add more water or powder accordingly and mix again.
Stir paint occasionally while painting, as pigments may settle at the bottom of the container.