Heirloom Traditions Paint Review | No Brush Strokes? | No Sanding? | Durability? | Paint Laminate?
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- Опубліковано 23 лип 2024
- Is Heirloom Traditions All In One Paint really as easy as they claim it to be?? I’m testing it out on a mostly laminate bench (WITHOUT sanding), sharing my honest review with you, scratching at it (durability test!), and showing you up close what it looks like painted on.
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|In This Video|
0:00 Before
0:40 Clean and Degloss
1:55 Paint with Heirloom Traditions Paint
4:14 Distressing
5:03 Heirloom Traditions Paint Review
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I love this paint and have painted everything from my kitchen cabinets, outside furniture, front door, and furniture. Using the products deglosser is important in addition to following the techniques that the HTP teaches. Such as brush on the paint and use a small sponge roller to roll out the brush marks. I personally did not stipple. I either brushed on or used the applicator and always followed with the roller to take out brush marks. All of my finishes are smooth and beautiful. Everything I painted two years ago has held up beautiful. There are some items I painted that need three coats. Won’t use anything else but this paint.
I'm glad someone mentioned protocol. The paint is made to work in tandem with their deglosser. That is what helps it bond to the surface. You won't have that guarantee using a different company's product. And you use so little of it, it lasts forever. Same thing with the primer.
@lauraadleta2689 Ditto-Ditto-Ditto! You are spot on and mentioned ever key factor I wanted to say. I would not dare paint over anything without that Deglosser and the Scotts green scrubbing pad 😁 I’ve been using ever product they have for years and won’t use anything else. 😊
I LOVE this paint! I never have a problem just using a normal brush and roller and it covers so much better than the aplicator you used did.
I used this paint on a leather chair, worked beautifully. 3 years later it still looks amazing! Now I’m going to give it a try on my bathroom cabinet.
How did the paint hold up in the bathroom?
This is my favorite paint!! Brush and roll is the best way to apply it. It also sprays really well (I do thin with water when I spray it). Woman owned company too!
The company sucks. Terrible customer service.
I want to spray this paint, that I love. What is the ratio of paint and water?
@@marshashelby5830 Go to site for advice
I love this paint, it's all I use! The trick is not too thick first coat, always, always, use the open-cell roller that they recommend. I've had nothing but good results! Great job explaining your flip and detailing the pros and cons.
I have thinned this out and used a brush and it worked great. I didn’t mix water in it but rather sprayed water on the round brush I was using. It’s very durable. I did sand lightly in between coats with 320. Very smooth finish.
Awesome. Thanks for the tips! I’m going to try it again!
Thank you for sharing. Looking forward to new information about this paint.
I did my moms Queen Anne style (the cheaper kind) with the laminate top. I was scared to use any paint so I did degloss with the heritage product and hand sanded to scratch the surface, esp the laminate shiny tops. Heritage did work beautifully and has lasted for years!
Did you use Heritage or Heirloom? I'm confused both brands exist.
Really appreciate all the testing you do and how you go back to pieces of furniture weeks later and show us how these paints are holding up. Thank you. It makes it so much easier for me so I am not frustrated and just give up. Again, THANKS!
Thank you for reviewing this paint. I've seen several videos on how to avoid brush strokes, so using their techniques is essential with this paint but thank you for reviewing its durability because nothing is worse than spending all the time and money and then it does not last. Thanks again for your perspective on this paint.
Their most current how-to video techniques recommend to brush on the paint to coat your finish, and then immediately roll with a dry smooth fine sponge roller for a most smooth finish. It is a self leveling paint but if all you do is “stipple it on” I would expect it to have some texture to the finish. If you want it smooth, either stipple or brush to lay the paint on, and then roll it lightly without pressure to smooth. I’m in love with this paint. I want to paint ALL THE THINGS!!
True! Except I’ve tried to brush and roll method and I still get a lot of texture. Obviously there is a certain way of doing it that I’m missing.
But spraying it is a dream!
You can definitely spray it. It sprays and levels nice. I added a little floetrol and the durability was not compromised. It sticks!
I love this paint! The trick is to brush it on and then use a dry roller to smooth out any brush strokes.
I used their stain and loved it. Looks awesome and very easy to do.
Love this paint. I did a rocking chair with just a brush - no issues. Then I did all my kitchen cabinets, brush and roll, and oh, it turned out fantastic. There is a little wear in a few high traffic areas, but I walk through once every other month, do a little touch up here and there, and in ten minutes I'm done. Did my metal front door - gorgeous. Currently using it to redo all the trim in our house. Next up, the dining room chairs. Highly recommend.
That’s awesome!
does it chip ? i’m thinking of trying this to repaint my kitchen cabinets … can it be sprayed ?
@@tikikiki146 I don't know about spraying. I can tell you that it's been just about a year since I did my cupboards, and they're holding up beautifully. They wipe clean with no problem and need no maintenance other than the occasional ten minute touch up I mentioned above. Really standing up well over time.
does it have a sheen to it ?
@@tikikiki146 maybe very subtle. I'd say it's much more of a matte finish
The CEO Founder and maker of this paint specifically advice we use a brush right after the sponge to get rid of the marks that stipple leaves behind. You can see her doing it constantly on her videos.
Oh my, I am so glad I found your video. I have been "studying" a couple of different brands before biting the bullet. I have a cart full of materials ready to go and your video helped pull the trigger ;)
Oh Sunny. I have been using Heirloom Traditions Paint for 2 years now and LOVE it. I have a video I can share of the very basics of applying if you would like.
This is an excellent paint!!!
This video has helped me in making a decision. I have a bathroom vanity, bedroom dresser and nightstand and kitchen cabinets to paint. Thx!
Good information!
If you read the directions, it says to use the dry roller after brushing
Hi! Love that and it came out lovely. Since you mentioned it, perhaps try putting it on with a foam roller to see if you get a smoother surface. Very nice!
the company recommends their brush with a light roll over it with their roller.
The brush strokes would drive me nuts! Thank you so much for posting this!
No problem 😊
You must use the foam roller. I now buy the multi-pac 4” foam roller at Home Depot. More for your money. The paint is amazing. Will be tackling our kitchen cabinets soon.
I love this paint. I only use it with a sprayer. I think it's one of the best All in one paints on the market.
I’ve sprayed it now and I can completely agree with you!
I've been looking into this paint and was curious how it would turn out with a sprayer!
Matte paint does not get scuffed, it is a nice and very durable finish. I painted bathroom cabinets 2 years ago with Fusion Mineral and they look awesome, despite the heavy use and humidity in the bathroom, and I didn’t need any topcoat with the paint.
Fair and honest review! I am a huge fan of this paint! Try the brush and roll technique, but I have great success with just a brush.
I have sprayed this paint, watering down slightly. Great success. Give it a try! I ❤️ this paint❣️.- Jill 😊
I think I’m going to have to try both the brush then roll method and try spraying it. I got some great feedback on Instagram about spraying it. Thank you for sharing your Methods!
I have been watching their ads forever, thinking I could update my golden oak aged kitchen cabinets. I thought the paint was probably too good to be true. I can’t do the stifling thing, it would kill my hands doing a whole kitchen (RA). I love that you reviewed this company because I was skeptical as well.
I think the roll after you brush it on works easier.
I have fibro and osteoarthritis and the roll method is definitely easier than the stiple. It's a VERY light motion. The paint is wonderful. I've been using for 2 years. They have a facebook group where you can see projects done and comments.
@@kirbzmom Thank you, that’s great info 👍🏻
I have used the paint before. I didn’t follow their instructions because my bedroom set was a Cherry finish. I washed,sanded, primed with BIN shellac primer. I brushed on with my Cling On brush, 2-3 coats, then I rolled over the brush strokes. I sanded lightly inbetween coats with 600 sandpaper, final coat was water based poly even though it didn’t need it. I did my set 2 yrs ago and it’s still perfect. Almost no brush strokes or texture. I have done projects with no priming or top coat and the finish is still really hard and does not scrape off. But allow 30 days for a full cure.
Did you try the foam roller that is supposed to be used after brushibgnit on to get the sprayed no brush look? I'm going to be painting my cabinets with it soon so I was wondering if there was a readon you didn't use the foam roller after
I have used this twice ,...the technique that I used is Paint on then Roll over (Kuz I'm heavy handed and stippling wud cause texture like yours came out) and for second coat I Applied Like DB Silk Line and used my DB Mini Synthetic brush and Lightly Brushes On second coat and it came Out sooo smooth and it's Extremely durable ...the color london is gorgeous with a beautiful Sheen ..I hope you try my method 🥰👍
I’ll have to try that and see if I can get it to work for me. Thanks for the tips!
You really have to do it the way the company recommends for a fair evaluation of brush strokes and such. The company recommends the 1st coat with the sponge you used and the 2nd coat with their brush with a light roll over it with their roller.
I love this paint and have used it many times. I use a combination of brush , roll and the true applicator. For a smoother finish ( say on the top) a foam roller very lightly will have a smoother finish! Not like totally smooth, but not the orange peel look how yours came out (I don’t mind a little texture) is very durable and I love the sheen as well.
Use the brush and roll method to help with brush marks. Use an open cell roller and lightly go over painting.
Yeah… that doesn’t work for me either. Haha spraying is the only way I have gotten a decent finish with this paint. 😂
I had rhe same results as you. I am. glad I am not the only one. Won't be using again
Did you use their complete process? From deglosser forward?
Yes, next time I would not use their brush. And I would sand
LOVE this paint. I think you would like it better if you added one more coat. 3-4 coats to go from a darker color to a lighter color. I also think you'd like the finish with the little roller better, although with another coat, you probably wouldn't see all the marks from the sponge.
I was thinking the same thing.
It looked like you may have added water to the sponge applicator. This would definitely thin the paint and decrease the amount of coverage. Also the roller after applying will create a smooth finish. Some Deglossers need the surface rinsed prior to applying the paint. Lots of amazing tips on the website!
I use a foam roller with my projects and leaves very little texture.
I haven’t use this paint yet but first thing I noticed is that you are being too aggressive when stippling. You are actually removing the paint when stippling. You need to slightly touch. Same with over roller. It has to be really like pressure.
The directions say to use a brush & stipple or brush & roll method. The finish is so much smoother if you use these methods.
I have tried both and those don’t provide a smooth finish for me. Glad they they work for you though!
In order for a great job. U need to but the deglooser from heirloom n any product u need and they're paint n it will look sensational. I used a sample. But even though I picked the wrong color looked fabulous. So I'm going to buy my color sample again. N what I would need for heirloom products. U have brush mark because u didn't buy the roller.believe me I'm in love with heirloom paints.
if you try using a sprayer, i am thinking that you will have to water it down, right? i'd be interested in seeing how it works with a sprayer. oh! and i'd be interested in whether or not it can be tinted by adding other colors or pigments. *you are just so good at these wonderful make-overs!*
I’m sure some sprayers could spray it, but it probably wouldn’t look great unless it was thinned out. I got some great input on Instagram about spraying it, so I think I’ll try that out soon.
I don’t know about tinting it, but they have enough colors that you could mix them together to create different colors.
I'd love to see how this turns out with a sprayer. I have wood slat cabinets and I'm not sure if this will be too thick.
One reason you have brushstrokes is because they recommend true applicator tapping, then rolling over that with the little tiny roller
I find it difficult to apply too…but the finish is amazing! I’m still practicing with it! But, I used it on my porch concrete floor and wow it worked soooo good!! On that surface I just painted it on with a brush…it’s so durable! The surface prep is awesome!
That’s awesome!
The brush and roll method is the only way to go. Use their brush, then lightly roll and you will not have that texture. It truly is a great paint when applied properly. It is the best self leveling I've used.
I actually just got done with a project that I brushed and rolled. The video is coming out today. Maybe you can give me some pointers to what I did wrong because I still had a lot of texture. 🙃
@@ARayofSunlight I will admit that it took me a couple of pieces to get the right process down. There is a trick to enough paint and not too much paint to avoid the texture. Also when the roller gets too saturated, the texture is pronounced so I have several rollers on hand. I do love your videos and how you experiment to help us all learn!
Best paint I’ve used that isn’t oil based or Ben Moore advance.
Hi, which color did u use?
Oyster! Full supplies and tools are linked in the description for ya!
Don't the instructions say to brush on THEN stipple? Or to brush then roll? I would expect texture with only stippling.
I use sponge brushes to brush it on and it does not leave brush marks.
If you don’t want brush marks, use the brush and roll technique. Watch her how to paint UA-cam video
You need to use the roller after you stipple the coat. If you watch their videos on UA-cam and on their site you will see that the roller is very important not to have brush strokes.
Brush strokes are not visible if you use brush and roll technique😊😊
If you roll after you brush it will help knock out the brush marks
Where can you buy Heirloom Paint?
I’ve left a link in the description of this video. Best of luck!
Sooo ya there's going to b texture if u don't roll it out it doesn't magically disappear same with brush strokes ,they will b there unless u dry roll it out. Looks nice tho good job. Watch some if their videos and they'll always give u tips n tricks and how to use their product esp if ur going to do a review.
You were supposed to stipple with the sponge and go over it with the dry roller to remove the left over texture. lol... you forgot a step.... but your bench looks great.
In the videos I watched before doing this, this is exactly what they did. 😂
You need to use their foam roller to get the professional look you're wanting.
Use the brush and roll technique for no brush marks. Watch the videos the owner makes.
But they also tell u to use they're roller
LOVE this paint! I have achieved the SMOOTHEST finishes with this, just using Cling On brushes with a light hand. It's also important to use enough paint for it to be able to self level, but not too much either. I thin it with water all the time, no issues. They say use can spray it too! Only negative is the color selection, I wish they had a slightly larger range, like Fusion does.
She's adding them fairly quickly all of the sudden. I think she just came out with 10 new colors. Hopefully she'll keep adding to the palette. LOVE THIS PAINT!!
I’m not a huge fan. I’ve put 2 coats on my cabinets and can STILL see the wood. 🤦🏼♀️
Love the colors, but not a fan of this paint for my cabinets…I think chalk paint would’ve been easier.
Also it makes sense that you could add a little water to it since you have to dampen the sponge before you utilize it, right?
Cabinets can take up to 4-6 coats. If you're talking about the wood GRAIN you're always going to see that unless you use a grain filler prior to painting.
can you just use degresser and not paint it
can
A foam roller is the way to go with this paint. It levels out nicely. So far don’t like the stippling technique. Keep trying and would be great to see your result with foam
Spray it!
I think I’m going to try!
Is it a chalk paint
Nope! It is an All-in-One Paint.
You need to apply a little more paint than you did and you very lightly stipple with the sponge or use their sponge roller, again very lightly and you have zero brush strokes or texture. I’ve painted my kitchen cabinets, my island, front door, various furniture pieces including a leather live seat and sofa with it. They are gorgeous and still look great going on 5 years.
I have painted my entire kitchen. You only use the sponge for the ugly first coat. When using the brush you must also use the roam roller and it will smooth it all out nicely with no brush strokes or texture. It self levels. Just done roll it too much. They have tons of videos to help you.
They don't recommend sanding it. If you use their deglosser no rinsing or sanding.
I love this paint but it's not a no prep paint how they claim. When u actually sanded it worked...before, it peeled away.
Use a brush then roll over it
You can’t get a real feel for this paint if you don’t use ALL the techniques they’ve developed to use with it. The deglosser isn’t just a degreaser. It will etch glass, so it will definitely etch laminate. That’s why it’s a no-sand method. You also didn’t put enough down the first coat. They have numerous tutorials on their UA-cam channel that show the whole process, as well as parts of it, including how much paint to put down. The applicator is only for the rough coat and stippling. You are supposed to use a brush for the second coat. But then you brush and stipple or foam😊 roll.
No I haven't tried it
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I don't like. Great tutorial. However, but sticking, not bad.👏
Loved the durability but not a fan of the finish.
Me too!
Mistakes: 1. Did not use the HTP deglosser
2. You did not use the roll technique after stippling or brushing which is part of the HTP process to flawless application.
Use it correctly and you’ll have zero issues!
No need to sand. No need to top coat. Cures hard as nails without chipping, scratching off.
The BEST all in one hands down.
This paint is awful!!! I just tried it. It took about four coats, and it dries instantly. It has no coverage at all, even with primer. It will still need two coats or more if you buy primer. It is expensive and they don’t take returns. I wish I would’ve known this before investing on all the paint. It is awful and the primer might be a bonding primer but not a hide primer. I wish I would’ve gone with infinity from Sherwin William or Dunn Edwards. This sponge disintegrates how do you still live in little pieces in the paint as well as a little roller. The brush sheds is just awful all around. My loss is your gain so save your money.