Collection: One Step - Plaster Paint Company

Chalk Finish. Built-In Protection. One Coat Does It All.

There's something almost magical about a paint that finishes what it starts. One Step Paint by The Plaster Paint Company gives you that gorgeous, velvety matte chalk finish — the kind that makes painted furniture look like it was always meant to look that way — with a built-in topcoat that means you're done when the paint dries. No sealer. No extra coat. No waiting around. Just grab your brush, pick your color, and go. Each color comes in a 16 oz pint, perfectly sized for accent pieces, frames, small furniture, and all the projects you've been putting off because "finishing" felt like too many steps.

What makes it special:

• Built-in topcoat — the formula seals as it dries, so most projects need nothing extra after the final coat
• Sticks to nearly everything — wood, metal, glass, tile, fabric, laminate, and more with minimal prep; just clean with soap and water, let dry, and paint
• True matte chalk finish — that soft, classic chalk-paint look in every single color
• Light scuff sand for slick surfaces — if you're painting over high-gloss or oiled wood, a quick scuff sand helps adhesion; otherwise, clean and paint is all you need

Working on a tricky surface?

For slick, glossy, or hard-to-stick surfaces — laminate, metal, glass — grab New Surface by The Plaster Paint Company. It's a bonding primer designed to help the formula grip surfaces it might otherwise struggle with. Apply a thin coat, let it dry, and paint as usual.

What you'll need to finish the job:

For most projects, One Step Paint is the only product you need. The built-in topcoat handles protection on everyday pieces — frames, side tables, decorative furniture, and crafts. If you're painting something that takes a beating — kitchen cabinets, a heavily used dining table — adding a dedicated topcoat will give it extra durability. We're happy to help you figure out what's right for your project.

Come browse the full color range in-store or shop online — and if you're not sure where to start, just ask. That's what we're here for.