Rust-Oleum 12oz Chalked Ultra Matte Spray Paint - Chiffon Cream

You can use it on wood, metal, ceramic, glass, and canvas. In most cases, primer isn’t required, but be sure the surface is clean, dry, and free of grease or wax for best adhesion.

The paint dries to the touch in about 20 minutes. A single 12 oz can covers up to 12 square feet, making it efficient for small to medium projects.

The finish is an ultra-matte, chalky look with a velvety feel. It provides a durable interior coating that resists wear and fading with normal use on furniture and décor.

Shake well before use. Test spray on a hidden area. Hold the can 8–12 inches from the surface and apply in light, even coats with long, sweeping strokes. For best results, apply one or two light coats rather than a thick single coat and allow ample drying time between coats.

Yes, it’s intended for indoor use. Use in a well-ventilated area, away from heat or open flames. Wear protection as needed (e.g., a mask and eye protection) and avoid inhaling the overspray.

Compared to Behr Chalky Spray Paint, the Rust‑Oleum Chalked Ultra Matte often offers faster drying and strong adhesion with minimal prep. For color choices and pricing, you can view both products on Fepy: Rust‑Oleum Chalked Ultra Matte in Chiffon Cream (primary page) and Behr Chalky Spray Paint Cotton White for a different color option.

The Chalked Ultra Matte line is offered in multiple colors to match various decor styles. Check the Chalked Ultra Matte collection on Fepy to see available hues and color names.

Ideal for updating or refinishing furniture (drawers, tabletops, frames), home décor items, decorative plaques, ceramics, and light crafts where a soft, matte, chalky finish is desired.

Store the can upright in a cool, dry place away from heat. To clean up, wipe away excess paint from the nozzle and contact surfaces with an appropriate solvent recommended for oil-based paints (air-dry cleanup is typical for spray applications). If using a reusable spray nozzle, follow the manufacturer’s nozzle-cleaning guidance.

Apply light, even coats rather than heavy bursts, keep the spray moving to avoid drips, and use long, continuous strokes. If needed, you can lightly sand between coats after each coat is fully dry to achieve an even texture, then recoat.