We love this unique fireplace makeover, for less than $20, by Cassie from Primitive & Proper, using General Finishes Lamp Black
The answer is no, General Finishes Milk Paint does not require sealing, especially for lower use pieces such as a coffee table.
A slip coat provides a very temporary barrier to apply stain over raw wood with less drag.
For example, we like to use a slip coat of mineral spirits when applying General Finishes oil-based Gel Stain to a raw wood surface to allow the stain to slice across the surface more easily. Or a slip coat of General Finishes Water-based Extender when applying our water-based wood stain.
Jennie Ingram of Roots & Wings Furniture is GF's 2016 July Retailer of the Month!
Jennie says, "Growing up, I was always working with my grandfather on some project or another. And every once and while it was refinishing a piece of furniture.
Check out this gorgeous grainy dijon mustard dresser makeover finished by Meg Gizuk at Oliver and Rust!
We love this gorgeous Bombay chest redo by Chrissie's Collection, chrissiescollection.com, finished in General Finishes Buttermilk Yellow
A chic dresser transformation from a heavy piece of furniture sitting in a thrift store to an updated feminine dresser with a modern touch!
Check out this before and after shot of an adirondack chair restoration by Furniture Medic using General Finishes Exterior