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I'm sorry, we do not accept returns. We have this policy for two reasons. It is quite costly for you to return the paint to us and you run the risk of it being damaged in transit & being out the paint and the refund. Secondly, we could not in good conscience resell the paint to someone else. We can't guarantee it hasn't been tampered with or stored improperly. I wouldn't want to risk selling you something to paint your cabinets with that wasn't up to par. I hope you understand. Maybe a friend or family member would take it off of your hands. They wouldn't have to wait for shipping!
I'm not sure which error you're getting. If its after you've enter your payment info, then its likely a typo in your billing address that you entered on our site (particularly your house number and/or zip code, check for spacing errors). If those don't match what you bank has on file for you, the payment will not go through.
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I'm sorry! We cannot add onto to your order. The credit card company does not allow us to increase your payment for your protection. :(
Please email us at orders@htpaint.com with the subject line CANCEL COLOR CLUB in the email and we'll get that cancelled for you. Please note you must cancel or or before the 27th of the month in order to stop your subscription from renewing on the 1st of the month.
You'll find a great selection of tutorials with step by step instructions here: https://www.allinonepaint.com/tutorials
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ALL-IN-ONE Paint has an exterior grade sealer built right in so there is no need to topcoat even on hardwearing surfaces. ...
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You do not! That is the beauty of ALL-IN-ONE Paint! It has a built in bonding primer to help it adhere to slick surfaces. Just clean with our deglosser to thoroughly remove all surface oils and then you're ready to paint. ...
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Our paint products are water-based, low VOC and non-toxic. ...
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Visit our tutorials page at https://www.allinonepaint.com/tutorials and see lots of how to's with step by step instructions.
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With ALL-IN-ONE Paint you can paint almost every surface inside and outside of your home. That includes wood, laminate, thermofoil, countertops, leather/vinyl, smooth fabrics, plastic, masonry, ceramic/tile, outdoor furniture, leather/vinyl auto seats, convertible tops, boat seats, shutters, front door and more! All without the need to topcoat. Visit our tutorials page to get inspired and see lots of how to's with step by step instructions: www.allinonepaint.com/tutorials ...
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It is really that simple! Most of the videos you'll see on our tutorial page are filmed from Facebook lives. Get yourself a free sample and try it for yourself. Start with a smaller practice piece and you'll be amazed at the professional results even novice painters can get. www.allinonepaint.com/freesample ...
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Very few coatings come with a food safe label. Our paint products are non-toxic, water based, low VOC and self sealing.
Our paint products are water-based, low VOC, non-toxic, self-sealing and extremely durable once the paint has cured for 30 days. If you prep well and do a good scratch test before the baby is placed in the crib, you should have no fear of it coming off while the baby is teething.
ALL-IN-ONE Paint has the look and feel of waxed chalk paint but without all of the steps/products and with exterior grade durability. It has a built in bonding primer so that it easily adheres to most surfaces without the need to sand. It has a built in exterior grade sealer making it ideal for hardwearing surfaces inside and outside of your home. It has a beautiful, low luster matte sheen with a buttery feel, much like waxed chalk paint.
Because our paint is self-sealing, a wax based product will just sit on top of it and not absorb into it as that product intends. That means it will never cure and may come off. We would suggest our Antiquing Gels as a way to antique your piece if that look is desired. Its available is in 4 colors: Weathered Wood (Greige), White Wash (white), Vintage Brown (tea stained brown) and Oil Rubbed Black (warm black). We also have a line of metallic antiquing gels coming soon!
Yes you can! As long as your existing finish is holding on good and not full of texture, you can Just Clean & Paint! If your existing finish is peeling, chipping or loose, you'll want to sand down those areas until all loose/peeling paint is removed and smooth. If your existing paint finish is full of texture or brush marks, ALL-IN-ONE Paint will settle into that texture. If you would prefer a smooth finish, you'll want to sand that texture down smooth. You do not need to sand to bare wood.
Just ask Paula and she'll calculate everything you need for your project in a couple of easy steps! www.allinonepaint.com/heypaula
Just ask Paula and she'll calculate everything you need for your project in a couple of easy steps! www.allinonepaint.com/heypaula
Soap & water cleanup is best. Here is a video to help you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S6Xb21m0ra8
Yes it can. Some colors may need to thinned with distilled water prior to spraying.
Paint in general does not cover risen wood grain. However, it can minimize it. If you need to fully get rid of it, you're going to want to use a product called a grain filler that you can find online. However, I would encourage you to paint a door with just paint and see if you're happy with the results before you go through the added steps of filling in the grain.
You can! If your previous finish is loose, peeling or chipping, you're going to want to sand away the loose and get a smooth surface. If your previous finish is full of texture, our paint will self-level into that texture. You can sand it smooth for best results. You do not need to strip or sand to bare wood. Once you have the issues address, you're good to Just Clean & Paint!
You can! If your previous finish is loose, peeling or chipping, you're going to want to sand away the loose and get a smooth surface. If your previous finish is full of texture, our paint will self-level into that texture. You can sand it smooth for best results. You do not need to strip or sand to bare wood. Once you have the issues address, you're good to Just Clean & Paint! Please note: It is important to throughly remove any previously applied wax finish. A couple scrubbings of our deglosser shoudl do the trick.
Yes, it has an exterior grade sealer built right in that is water & UV resistant.
You do not! That is the beauty of ALL-IN-ONE Paint! It has an exterior grade sealer built right in. Just be sure to clean your surface well with deglosser and give it some time to cure and its rock hard even for hard wearing surfaces.
We recommend our Satin Coat for use over patterned countertops. This is to create wear layers since people typically clean their counters multiple times a day with harsh cleaners. You can never touchup a pattern you've paintd onto your countertops without it showing. Wear layers give you something to wear away over time that you can replace.
Techncially ALL-IN-ONE Paint is not a floor grade paint. Those are typically not DIY friendly. With that said, many of our customers have painted their flooring and been very happy with the results. You're basically sanding your floors anytime you walk on them with shoes so I can't say they'll last forever, but hey, what does? Atleast with paint you can always do a quick touchup unlike a factory finish.
It does!
You do not! That is the beauty of ALL-IN-ONE Paint! It has an exterior grade sealer built right in. Just be sure to clean your surface well with deglosser and give it some time to cure and its rock hard even for hard wearing surfaces.
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Like any job, the right tools make all the difference! For best results, we recommend our tools.
Like any job, the right tools make all the difference! For best results, we recommend our tools.
Typically 30 mins is safe but you want to be sure the paint is good and dry. If you're concerned that heat and humidity might be playing a factor in the dry time, allow extra time.
Typically 30 mins is safe but you want to be sure the paint is good and dry. If you're concerned that heat and humidity might be playing a factor in the dry time, allow extra time.
Yes, you can. You'll need to wash it with soap & water and allow it to dry before painting with it. That's why its always handy to keep a couple of brushes on hand.
All of our paints work for painting leather/vinyl/smooth fabrics as well as hard surfaces. Just choose the color you love.
This is a personal preference. We find it easier to paint with the doors on and you can still get a GREAT finish with ALL-IN-ONE Paint. If you remove the doors, you'll need to keep up with what hinge goes in what spot, what door goes where, etc. That can get tricky when you're painting both sides of the doors.
Use an artist brush and trim around the hinge.
We suggest waiting about 48 hours and then you can put your cabinets back together. Just be sure to baby the surface for a couple of weeks.
In the first 30 days, clean with a damp cloth. After that, you can clean with whatever cleaner you'd prefer.
Most people paint the entire exterior, the interior of the door and the interior cabinet facing. It is rare that people paint inside of the cabinet (where the dishes go).
This is a permanent product with long lasting durability. There is a great post in the announcements tab of our Facebook group where people have listed how long their cabinets have been painted for, what they've been through and how they're holding up. I think you'll find that useful. Link to the group here: www.allinonepaint.com/freesample
Yes you can! Here is a tutorial video to help you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxmBn1wSG6Y
Because our paint is an exterior grade paint it can hold up to heat. You're good to paint anywhere that fire doesn't touch?
Yes you can! Here is a tutorial video to help you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssp2-u-lTvw
If you have bonded leather that is peeling, your most permanent and cheapest fix is to peel it all off. You can use a heat gun to make the process easier. Peel it all off and then just paint the underlying fabric with our paint. It will feel like leather/vinyl when you're done. If your bonded leather is flaking, trim and/or sand it smooth to remove all of the loose. Then apply a coat of Bond-N-Flex to seal everything.
At this time, we are not shipping to Canada but we do hope to have our products available for Prime shipping on Amazon.ca in late 2020 or early 2021.
At this time, we are not shipping to Australia but we do hope to have our products available for Prime shipping on Amazon.au in early to mid 2021.
At this time, we do not. Please be sure to sign up for our newsletter so that you'll be notified if that changes.
At this time, we are not shipping to Europe but we do hope to have our products available for Prime shipping on Amazon.eu in early to mid 2021.
We are a direct to consumer company. That way we can offer you the big discounts rather than a middle man. You can shop with us here at www.allinonepaint.com or on Amazon.
Visit www.allinonepaint.com/freesample to get your free sample coupon. Limit 1 per household. The coupon shows instantly on your screen so watch for it.
The only reason that ALL-IN-ONE Paint does not adhere is if there is oil/grease or a chemical present on the surface before you painted. Things to look at: What did you clena with? Soap & water isn't going to cut it. You need a chemical degreasing agent.
This is a great video that should walk you through our best tips: https://youtu.be/IC2lYYDhbiA
The first question I would ask is why are you topcoating? ALL-IN-ONE Paint has an exterior grade sealer built right in that is more durable than what you're adding to the top of it. Anytime you brush on a clear coat, you run the risk of streaking, cloudiness (especially on dark colors) or yellowing (especially on light colors). It is important to smooth the topcoat out, leaving a wet edge. Do thin, even coats and apply more as necessary. If you've applied a topcoat and have these issues, you're best bet is to repaint and leave the paint as is.
This is a great video that should walk you through our best tips: https://youtu.be/IC2lYYDhbiA
Everyone's sense of touch is different which is why we suggest a test swatch to ensure you're happy with the feel when painting fabrics. You can sand dry coats after each application to help release the fibers of the fabric and soften it. If you allow it to dry 24 hours, you can even take an electric palm sander to it.
This is a great video that should walk you through our best tips: https://youtu.be/IC2lYYDhbiA
You'll want to fully recline your piece (if it does recline) and place something in between the cushions to kepe them apart. 2 liter soda bottles work great as well as pool noodles.
You can, but brushing on a topcoat is always risky. You're running the risk of streaking or cloudiness (especially on dark colors) or yellowing (especially over light colors).
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