Moving along on the old rocker restoration, where is a good source for
milk paint? I thought Rockler had it but it is not in current catalog.

Walter.

Walter Johnson wrote:
Moving along on the old rocker restoration, where is a good source for
milk paint? I thought Rockler had it but it is not in current catalog.

Walter.

It is on Rockler's website:


http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?p...r=milk%20paint

Thanks, Charlie. I didn't think to look at their web site. Now I have to
decide what color I want.

W.


Charlie M. 1958 wrote:
Walter Johnson wrote:
Moving along on the old rocker restoration, where is a good source for
milk paint? I thought Rockler had it but it is not in current catalog.

Walter.

It is on Rockler's website:


http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?p...r=milk%20paint

Word of advice, keep it simple.
Black or white.
Then you can accent it with pillows or a throw for that spash of color and
it won't need to be refinished because your wife redecorated.

Kate

"Walter Johnson" wrote in message
...
Thanks, Charlie. I didn't think to look at their web site. Now I have to
decide what color I want.

W.


Charlie M. 1958 wrote:
Walter Johnson wrote:
Moving along on the old rocker restoration, where is a good source for
milk paint? I thought Rockler had it but it is not in current catalog.

Walter.

It is on Rockler's website:


http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?p...r=milk%20paint

Mon, Oct 22, 2007, 5:17pm (EDT+4)
(Walter*Johnson) mumbles:
Moving along on the old rocker restoration, where is a good source for
milk paint? snip

Google. Milk paint. Search. Hit #1 of approx 394,000:
http://www.milkpaint.com/



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