Sue's Hues Porcelain Paint: Oz (Emerald, Green) | Chalk & Clay Paint |

Oz
When Sue's sister asked for an emerald dresser makeover she said no problem. Except it WAS a problem. Sue could not find a true emerald green clay based paint. They were all too yellow or true green. She had to resort to using latex paint (ugh)and she vowed at that moment that she would have the perfect emerald city green in her own paint collection someday. No need to find yourself or skip down a yellow brick road. Just click buy!

Introducing "SUE's HUES": Tanglewood Sue's Signature Porcelain Clay Paint by Miss Lillians.

Experience the beauty of SUE's HUES Porcelain Paint, a revolutionary line of clay paint created in collaboration with Miss Lillian's Paints. Designed specifically for artists, SUE's HUES Porcelain Paint offers a unique selection of signature colors personally curated by Tanglewood Sue herself.

Key Features of SUE's HUES Porcelain Paint by Miss Lillians:

1. Intensely pigmented jewel toned colors for vibrant results.
2. Seamless color mixing without any loss of vibrancy or muddiness.
3. Fast-drying layers that facilitate blending while preserving underlying layers.
4. Water-reconstitutable formula for advanced blending techniques.
5. No need for priming or sanding—simply prep your surface with your preferred deglosser or cleaner. Watch our comprehensive tutorial here: [https://youtu.be/xv8M0k52ONg]

Directions for Use:

1. Prepare your surface for painting.
2. Dispense a small amount of paint and apply using brush tips.
3. Layer multiple coats using the same or different colors.
4. Utilize a mister to blend or reactivate the paint as desired.
5. Once you achieve your desired look, seal the finished piece with wax or a sealant.

Discover the endless creative possibilities with SUE's HUES Porcelain Paint by Miss Lillians and elevate your artistry to new heights. Get started today and bring your visions to life with our exceptional chalk style paint.

*The color depicted in this image reflects the dried and sealed paint color, NOT the color of the paint in the jar. Clay paints all change color when sealed and we want you to choose exactly the color you are looking for. We hope this helps.