So what is SeaPaint anyway?
SeaPaint is a sea mineral paint created by JessSea, a crafter and vintage enthusiast with ADHD, designed to make achieving rustic and coastal vibes a total breeze. If you're into that weathered wood look, layered paint finishes, or distressed furniture and décor, SeaPaint is going to be your new best friend.
Known for its coastal and nature-inspired color palette, this paint isn’t just beautiful—it’s a powerhouse. With incredible coverage, lightning-fast dry times, and versatility, SeaPaint outperforms chalk paint in almost every way. It covers nearly three times more surface per ounce, and while chalk paint and latex paints can take up to 3 hours to dry, SeaPaint does the job in just 3 minutes.
Here’s the breakdown:
**Chalk Paint (32 oz):** Covers 150 sq ft, dries in up to 3 hours
**SeaPaint (32 oz):** Covers 368 sq ft, dries in 3 minutes
With SeaPaint, you can create beautifully distressed furniture and décor faster than ever.
**Paint Perks:**
- Matte Finish
- Dries in 3 minutes
- High Coverage
- No Sanding or Priming Needed
- No Fumes
- Water-Based
- Works on Multiple Surfaces
- Forgiving Formula
- Beautiful, Soft Finish
If you like chalk paint, you’ll *love* SeaPaint!
14 comments
Just received my 1st order of paints. I ordered the Mermaid paints. They look so pretty can’t wait to use them but I think I’ll be needing to order the sealer next.
Thank you
hi there
I am new to this and would love to try it, but would be interested in a sample before I commit.
can you do that?
I want to paint the cabinets ets in my 20 year old camper. Can this be used on camper cabinets if I sand if their finishes or at least rough it up a bit?
Is there a written tutorial? I am a reader and can follow written directions better than video as I tend to get distracted with video 😂
I want to get started and I own my own furniture restoration business. How do I know where to start and how the coverage is and how much I need and so on?