Collection: Original Plaster Paint
Give Your Projects That Perfectly Imperfect Finish
There's something about a plaster finish that makes a piece feel like it's always belonged — that quiet, dimensional look you just can't get from regular paint.
We're so excited to be carrying Original Plaster Paint by Plaster Paint Company at B's Bo D Designs, and honestly, it might be the most versatile product we've ever brought in. Built on a food-grade mineral base, this paint was designed to grab onto surfaces that other paints slide right off — with little to no prep work required. Whether you're a first-time painter who dreads sanding or a seasoned DIYer ready to finally tackle that tricky Formica countertop, Original Plaster Paint opens up a whole new world of possibilities.
What makes it special:
- Grips just about anything — wood, metal, glass, tile, fabric, brick fireplaces, kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, and Formica countertops.
- Minimal prep required — clean your piece with soap and water, let it dry completely, and you're ready to go.
- One exception worth knowing — if your piece has a high-gloss or oiled finish, give it a light scuff sand first.
- Beginner-friendly application — forgiving and familiar if you've used chalk or mineral paint before.
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 specifically to work with Original Plaster Paint, helping 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:
Original Plaster Paint is formulated to be paired with a topcoat to seal and protect your work — we recommend Plaster Paint Company's own Superior Topcoat for the best results. Think of it as the final step that locks everything in and makes your piece truly durable.
Come find us inside Alamo Craft Company — we'd love to help you figure out if Original Plaster Paint is the right fit for your project. Not sure where to start? Just ask. That's what we're here for.

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