It was actually really easy to apply to the chimney with a paint brush
588279
It was actually really easy to apply to the chimney with a paint brush, and it came out really nicely. The real question now is how I will feel about this in a couple of years. I just put it on, so I have no idea how well it will hold up yet.
1105581
My local hardware stores did not carry anything but black high heat paint.  I wanted to have a fun copper screen on our living room fireplace and could not use regular paint. Found this and it really went on so easily with a couple light coats.
1431610
I was getting a major back draft from my chimney.  I purchased this to block off the area between my fireplace doors and the stone wall.  It was pretty simple to use.  Initially getting the tape off the insulation is difficult but once done the rest is easy.  It is simple to cut to size and adheres well to the metal doors.  It has really helped solve the back draft problem that we have been having.
3284062
I like the ease of application of the product. My chimney's flashing was failing/rusting, but my roof will need to be replaced in a couple of years. I didn't want to spend the money on new flashing only to have it ripped out in a couple of years. This product has stopped the leaks into my house.
4079551
I was super impressed with the quality, its super easy to apply. The only issue I had was when I applied it I had to use more of it than any other color to cover up my skin and the brush strokes were showing but this is easily fixed with the right tool. Highly recommended.
3915024
I am not related to art at all, this acrylic paint was purchased for a small home decoration.
i am really happy with this item: its easy to apply, clean (before it dries). No smell at all and dries quickly.
I will definitely puchase it again, maybe in another color.
4765158
So easy to applyjust mix and paint.  The embedded brush in the lid was an extra bonus I didn't expect.
2030441
I received this today and I was able to put it up myself in less than ten minutes. I was worried about applying it on the wall based on the reviews but if you take your time and really use a card to press down the letters it is really not as bad as people make it out to be. Seriously if you use a bit of common sense it is simple and it looks gorgeous in my Harry Potter themed bathroom. It is a tad bit smaller than I anticipated so make sure you actually measure out the size so you get an actual feel for the space you want it to be on.
539705
so nice to be able to easily and thoroughly clean our own chimney! It works just like we expected. love it!
4084930
I'll admit, I was a little skeptical about this paint after reading other reviews.

It worked fine. If you need to paint something temporarily, then remove the paint, this works well.

Need to decorate your van windows and the metal sides of your van to drive the ball or cheer team to that big tournament?? This works fine, especially for writing big words and stick-figures.

But if you need to paint a flower vase with perfect painted finish for an outdoor wedding reception, I don't think you'll get the even coverage you might get out of a high-end permanent paint spray.

It removed fine, too. I took my car to a $1.50 self-service car wash and used the high-pressure spray wand. At first, the paint was a little slow to come off (and I frankly was a little worried). But as the water worked its way into the paint, every drop came off - no problem, no mess, just as promised.

I probaby wouldn't spray this off with a hose in my own driveway - first, I think the high-pressure, hot water and soap from the car wash spray wand was much more effective at getting it off. Second, I wouldn't want the paint residue on my driveway.

All in all, it did exactly what I wanted and I was very satisfied.
1147314
Received this product today and went right to work . My bikes never looked so good. It really did a nice job it's very easy to apply and easy to wipe off, it also leaves behind no dust . Dust doesn't appear to be sticking to the paint either.
2656004
Really easy learning curve to get to know how to use it. I simply started with a lower paint output setting and then stepped it up from there once I got the hang of things. Ended up with a really nice finish. Clean up is super easy as well, an old toothbrush makes it go even faster.
97820
This chalk paint was easy to apply and non- toxic. The color Lavender was so soft and beautiful. I ended up applying about 3 coats for slightly more color. I used it on a wood Crate for a child's toy box.
4066903
Here is some step-by-step info about the process of painting the kitchen cabinets. The product box states it is a "one day cabinet" makeover kit. However, after reading lots of blogs, reviews and other "how to" guides, we opted to remove the doors and hardware. This was time consuming, but we are really happy with the results.

1. We used Nuvo Cabinet Paint in Coconut Espresso (bought through Amazon). The paint is not cheap, but I loved the color, durability and ease of application.
2. Remove doors and hardware. (They claim you can do it without this step, but I personally think it would be virtually impossible to avoid paint drips on the hardware.)
3. Mask off walls and appliances that will come in contact with edge of cabinets so you don't get paint on them.
4. Set up a good work space to do an "assembly line" process of working on the doors. We did it both outside on the deck and inside on the table (with a plastic drape to protect the table).
5. Sand off the gloss or use a deglosser (sold at Home Depot). We tried sanding with sanding paper and sanding blocks, but it took FOREVER. The deglosser seemed to work well, as the lower cabinets were done months ago and are holding up nicely. You also have to sand or degloss the cabinet box/base/frames. (This step helps the paint adhere, so it doesn't chip and peel.)
6. Paint the doors. We preferred the look of a paint brush (since we couldn't make it look like a sprayed on factory finish). Keep the brush strokes going in the same direction/pattern so it looks consistent. We did 2-3 coats PER SIDE. This takes a while!
7. Paint the cabinet box/base/frames. This took 2-3 coats as well.
8. Hardware. We used hardware that was the same size as the previous ones. This saved a little time. For the hinges, we matched them as closely as possible in shape, size and style, but they were slightly different. I had my wonderful fiance help me re-hang the doors. That was something I could NOT do on my own.
9. Paint bloops. Despite trying really hard to not have any runs, drips or bloops...they did happen. We got an inexpensive rotary sander to grind them down, then touched up the paint.
10. The last picture is just a close up of the paint, hardware and granite. We love the final look.

Q&A

Q: Is this as good as new cabinets? A: No, because you can't get a perfect "factory finish" look. However, it is much less expensive than buying and installing cabinets.

Q. How much did it cost? A: About $250 for everything. The paint kit and extra pint was about $100 (from Amazon). The hardware was about $100 (from Home Depot). We also bought deglosser (less than $10) and misc painting supplies (about $40).

Q. How long did it take? A: About 24 hours: taking off doors and hardware (2 hours), deglossing doors and cabinets (3 hours), painting doors/2-3 coats each side (6 hours), painting cabinet frames/2-3 coats (6 hours), attaching hardware and re-hanging doors (3 hours), sanding paint bloops (2 hours), touch up paint (2 hours).

Q. Was it worth it? A. Absolutely! It was a LOT of work, but the end result looks so much better than the honey oak, even with some of the slight imperfections in the finish. Also, the paint has been very durable...no chips or peeling. Plus, I have "touch up" paint if I ever need to fix something!
1250048
It looked daunting at first but it was quite easy to apply. I love it.  its working well, and will hopefully keep the scratches at bay.
4769675
I bought the Foam it Green kit and didn't use it for 10 months because of production issues in my basement.  Needless to say, when I finally sprayed my basement walls I was a little worried about being able to apply the product evenly and the product still being usable after ten months of sitting in storage.  I didn't need to worry because the product is easy to apply if you just follow the directions.  Any stray foam that got on the face of my wall studs was easily scraped off after it dried. I was extremely happy with the product.  There is virtually no transfer of any cold from the block wall when I place my hand on the dried foam.  I plan on using the same kit to do the underside of my cathedral ceiling next year.
4224802
35 yr old chimney, cap had multiple cracks.  Was originally going to use mortar then read about this.  Went on very easy, kinda thin.  Ended up applying twice, one week apart, for good measure.  No issues that I can see, peace of mind knowing my chimney is fine.