With our impending move I am really excited to exercise my decorating skills. I will confess I’m not the best painter and add to that my indecisiveness and you have a recipe for disaster. Rooms in this house have been painted up to 5 times so I am happy to give this new line of paint a whirl in our current home to get a feel for it to hopefully avoid a case of the “re paints” in our new home.
Glidden has teamed up with Disney to create a new line of paint that includes 112 exclusive shades and 5 innovative specialty finishes that are affordable and available at your local Walmart. Of the 5,097,129 times that I have shopped for paint, well over half of those gallons were purchased at Walmart. I find their knowledge of paint to be comparable with some of the bigger home improvement chains not to mention the convenience since I spend a ton of time in Walmart. If you are interested in seeing if your Walmart carries this brand please visit DisneyPaint.com where there is a store locator along with additional information regarding this line of paint.
In the best interest of children there are quite a few impressive qualities about this new line of paint to include:
- Low odor and no VOCs
- Ultra durable, and able to withstand wear and tear along with repeated scrubs and washes. Scuffs, crayon and pencil marks, finger prints and tough stains wash off without removing the magical color.
- Complementary color palette that easily matches Walmart’s Disney bedding and Disney room accessories, such as furniture, toys and décor options, sold in store or online.
One afternoon Addison and I headed out to our local Walmart in search of paint colors and a specialty finish. I let her take a look over the swatches and gave her the chance to pick out her favorite colors. Maaaaan, she was worse than an adult.
Amongst the swatches were helpful pamphlets to give you decorating ideas and the tools you would need to execute illustrated designs.
She was overly excited at all of the colors and I even used the process as a learning opportunity asking her to name the colors of the swatches that she liked.
We finally decided on a shade of pink and the Ready, Set, Glow glow in the dark specialty finish, and headed over just two aisles where the Disney paint was shelved.
Unfortunately they didn’t have the specialty finish available at my store, but my bloggy BFF Trina grabbed some for me from her Walmart.
Now to see the masterpiece that will unfold you will have to wait…..*insert semi evil glamfairy laugh*
10 Comments
Lynn
April 2, 2013 at 5:56 pmNow just how cute are these pics… I didn’t know Wally World was doing it like that! Can’t wait to see your decor skills in FULL EFFECT!
Melisa - Mommy This and That
April 2, 2013 at 10:11 pmLook forward to the final project! I might have to give them a look as we have some painting ahead of us as well!
Aracely
April 3, 2013 at 10:14 amHow exciting! I can’t wait to see. I don’t think I’ve every paid any attention to paint in Walmart, good to know.
Kita
April 3, 2013 at 11:07 amCan’t wait until the final project wally world is stepping it up huh.
Candace (NYStateofMom)
April 6, 2013 at 10:58 amOoo exciting! If I had a little girl I don’t know if I could leave that glitter top coat in the store! But the glow in the dark choice should be fun
Carla
April 6, 2013 at 2:11 pmI LOVE Glidden’s paint!
Good luck with the project.
Nicole Feliciano
April 8, 2013 at 10:28 pmLove the pictures and can’t wait to see the next post.
Jacqueline (Jazziy)
April 18, 2013 at 12:53 pmLOVE the pink paint and glitter! But alas, I have BOYS! I’ll have to check out the Monsters Inc. and Cars paint colors.
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