Questions and Answers for Americana Decor 8 oz. Pure White Satin Enamel Paint

A:  Unfortunately, they cannot customize the color at the store level. They mix latex-based broad wall paints and the Satin Enamels is an acrylic-based paint. The Satin Enamels are available is several pre-mixed colors and can be intermixed with other Satin Enamel colors to achieve the color you are targeting. -DecoArt Paint Guru

A:  The Satin Enamel paint should be ok for the recessed light baffle. However, we would strongly recommend that you let the paint fully cure for about 3-5 days prior to exposing it to bulb heat. -DecoArt Paint Guru

A:  It's difficult to say, since we don't have a swatch to match to and unsure if you want to lean toward the grey side or blue side. For a baseline, however, we offer the following: For a lighter blue/grey mixture start a sample mixture 1:1 of Seaside Blue and Grey Taupe. Or for a darker blue/grey mixture start with a sample mixture of 1:1 of Dark Denim and Smoke Grey. Then add more or less of blue or grey paint to achieve the desired color. Then you can mix their preferred color on a larger scale. -DecoArt Paint Guru

A:  Yes, the Satin Enamel paint will adhere to glass. It may take a couple of applications for full coverage, but it is fine to use on glass. -DecoArt Paint Guru

A:  The coverage is 20 sq. ft.

A:  I used about 1 TBLS per 6 Oz. of Liquitex pouring medium & tsp of Liquitex soft body artist paint.

A:  Per their product information on the jar, 2 coat coverage of 20 square feet. I have found that to be pretty accurate.

A:  2 coats 20 sq. Feet stated on the jar is very accurate. Use a smaller size roller (5” or so) as a regular sized one would suck up too much paint.

A:  One 8oz jar typically provides 2-coat coverage on approximately 20 sq feet. -DecoArt Paint Guru