Baking soda and acrylic paint

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Turn ordinary house paint into homemade chalk paint with this paint with baking soda recipe and transform outdated home decor items!

Then, add about a teaspoon (or so) of baking soda to the paint and mix well. You don't have to measure it... More baking soda, more texture.

This DIY acrylic paint and baking soda vase transformation recipe has been viral on Pinterest. You can find different recipes online but I only used acrylic paint and baking soda.

This DIY acrylic paint and baking soda vase transformation recipe has been viral on Pinterest. You can find different recipes online but I only used acrylic paint and baking soda.

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I've tested quite a few Gesso recipes, but this one has worked the best for me so far. For this project you'll need: 3 parts cornstarch, 3 parts baking soda, 1 part Elmer's glue, 1 part white acrylic paint, and 2-3 parts water. First, mix the cornstarch and baking soda together

Acrylic textured painting made with salt and baking soda

Learn effective methods for how to get acrylic paint out of clothes. Act quickly, identify the paint type, and choose the appropriate cleaning method for different fabric types. Whether it’s wet or dry paint, discover techniques using warm water, dish soap, rubbing alcohol, or baking soda to effectively remove acrylic paint stains and restore your clothes to their original condition.