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So one might think that I have some sort of DIY A.D.D being that I just shared my living room reveal, if you follow me on instagram you know I'm tearing my kitchen apart, but here I am painting a chalkboard wall for my son upstairs. Can you imagine what kind of mess my house is? Yeah... double that and then run away screaming! On the bright side... it is a pretty awesome wall isn't it?
I have been promising my son a superhero room for quite a while! We have moved so many times it never really happened. Well it is happening now! I am so excited about what I'm going to do with this chalkboard wall! I can't share that part yet because.... well, I haven't tried it yet, so fingers crossed it works out like it looks in my head mmmmk?? The important part is that I got it painted! Wanna know what it looked like before?
You might notice how this room is insanely HUGE (that's a king size bed)! Yes, my daughter's room is just as big! These rooms were one of the huge selling points for this house. The two upstairs rooms are AWESOME! I mean like every kid's dream awesome!
For the chalkboard wall I am painting that short wall just behind the bed. It isn't a perfect corner were it meets the angled ceiling... it's kinda rounded so I knew it was going to be a little tricky to paint. I decided on using FrogTape Advanced. It worked out perfectly!
How to Paint a Chalkboard Wall
FrogTape Advanced Painter’s Tape is perfect for crisp, clean lines! It's paintblock technology stops paint bleed, sticks to curves, and removes easily without damage. A must-have for any paint project!
Supplies:
- FrogTape Advanced
- Paint Brush
- Roller
- Cloth or paper towel
- Chalkboard Paint
1. Make sure your wall is clean from any dirt or debris and apply the FrogTape® around where you will be painting. Keep it as straight as possible.
2. Firmly rub a damp rag or cloth along the edge of the tape, this will help seal it.
3. Apply the Liquid PaintBlock® EdgeSealer™ on the edge of the tape where you will be painting. Use a back and forth motion to make sure you don't leave any spots uncovered.
4. Let dry for 15 minutes, and then use a brush to paint around the tape where your roller will not reach.
5. Roll the remaining area of the wall.
6. Once paint is dry to the touch, carefully and slowly pull the tape off the wall in a fluid motion.
That's it! Now you just have to wait a few days to condition your new chalkboard and it will be ready for conditioning! Next step... let your kids go crazy and have some fun! Come back soon to see what I do with the chalkboard wall! ; )

Do you have any projects that would benefit from some super straight lines? Tell me about it in the comments below!
Crystal
The next time I paint, I'm definitely going to use the Liquid PaintBlock® EdgeSealer™. I always wondered how people got such crisp lines. Somehow I always end up with at least one spot that bleeds under the tape. The chalkboard wall looks great!! Thanks for the tips!!
Crystal
The next time I paint, I'm definitely going to use the Liquid PaintBlock® EdgeSealer™. I always wondered how people got such crisp lines. Somehow I always end up with at least one spot that bleeds under the tape. The chalkboard wall looks great!! Thanks for the tips!!
Mary Beth @ Cupcakes and Crinoline
I love how this wall turned out and FrogTape is amazing. I love it. I have some paint projects in the works and I'll be stocking up on it.
Mary Beth @ Cupcakes and Crinoline
I love how this wall turned out and FrogTape is amazing. I love it. I have some paint projects in the works and I'll be stocking up on it.
AaliyahB
Interior design tips are really nice. These are huge....... I think it must be effective for all. Great job..... Thank you for sharing with us. Keep it up.
Plastering
AaliyahB
Interior design tips are really nice. These are huge....... I think it must be effective for all. Great job..... Thank you for sharing with us. Keep it up.
Plastering
Nicole
Can;t wait to see it all colored on. I would love to do this in my son's room, but it is very small and I worry the dark paint would make it even smaller
Nicole
Can;t wait to see it all colored on. I would love to do this in my son's room, but it is very small and I worry the dark paint would make it even smaller
Heather
What a great product!! Frog Tape has the best solutions for painting! Love your chalkboard wall!
Heather
What a great product!! Frog Tape has the best solutions for painting! Love your chalkboard wall!
malia
Love this! I was thinking about doing something similar so thanks for posting this tutorial!
malia
Love this! I was thinking about doing something similar so thanks for posting this tutorial!
Donna
How do you condition the wall? Can you tell me about this last step? thanks
Kelly
So...I just read another blog and figured out he conditioning part, which is apparently VERY important. It's easy, essentially use a piece of chalk to color the entire chalk painted surface and then wipe to leave a layer of chalk dust on it. I believe this person said it allows for best eraseability.
Donna
How do you condition the wall? Can you tell me about this last step? thanks
Kelly
So...I just read another blog and figured out he conditioning part, which is apparently VERY important. It's easy, essentially use a piece of chalk to color the entire chalk painted surface and then wipe to leave a layer of chalk dust on it. I believe this person said it allows for best eraseability.
Jennifer
We’re you able to paint the chalkboard paint directly on the textured paint? If so; Is it easy to use (write on) and clean?
Everything I’ve read previously says walls must be completely flat...yikes, if it works with slight texture that would be fantastic!!
Jennifer
We’re you able to paint the chalkboard paint directly on the textured paint? If so; Is it easy to use (write on) and clean?
Everything I’ve read previously says walls must be completely flat...yikes, if it works with slight texture that would be fantastic!!