Polo (Dark Navy), Finish All-in-One Paint 32oz Quart

I will be using this for my future chalk paint needs. I loved that it was a one step process. I have other chalk paint items that I now have to touch up, and I wish I had used this brand first as it is so far super durable and single step for easy touch ups. The navy color is very dark, very nearly black. I used it as is for some furniture and it looked really beautiful with the gold accent handles. I also used this paint for two front doors. I needed a little lighter with a touch of green to it, so I mixed it with another of their colors and was super happy with the results. I kept some of my extra mix in a container in case I need to touch up in the future. It's been several months, and the paint has been holding up beautifully for all projects. It feels almost like a shell and feels very well attached to the surfaces I used them on, even the shiny furniture.

Paint is thick enough for easy application. Cleanup is relatively easy though the paint clings to the brush where the bristles attach to the brush handle. You will use lots of running water with soap to clean it up. 2 coats did a fair job of covering the chest of drawers, but I added a 3rd coat to get complete coverage using a dark color. It has a nice smooth sheen, but I'll be adding a wax coating for added protection. Although its name indicates it is a one-step painting project, the company sells primer and finishing wax. So I used a primer first because I was painting over a wood laminate. Although, it has a nice finished look to it, I still used a wax finish for best results. I have another project to use the wax in so why not?I am happy with this paint. Time will tell how it holds up.

If you haven’t used chalk style paint before, then there’s a bit of a learning curve for you, but once you know how to use this paint best, it’s amazing! This Polo color is a deep navy, and it’s beautiful. Just degloss your piece, paint (expect two coats & 1st coat can be ugly), and you’re done! It’s fully cured after 30 days, and at that point, it’s easy to clean. Until then, just use water. Very durable paint, I have two end tables painted with this & have no issues. I get so many compliments on the paint. I’m one happy customer.

I had a great experience with Heritage paint in the color Stonehenge (32 ounces). The paint applied just like the videos and covered a lot! I have been so happy with the results. I gave it a glowing review and purchased the color Polo (32 ounces) even though it had a lower rating. I try to be fair about giving negative feedback and will reach out to the seller first, to give them an opportunity to make things right. The response I received was unsatisfactory. I was told to use 3 coats (even though I needed up having to use 5 coats) I originally bought the bigger size for this island so that I could completed the project and have a small amount left over for touch ups. I asked if the company would honor their product and send me a small amount to finish my project and was told they would not. Unfortunately, Polo is lacking greatly compared to Stonehenge and it took about 45 ounces to get this average sized oak island covered. It was a streaky mess even after sanding and prepping. The color is a bit darker unless the lighting is streaming through the kitchen window as seen in the first pic. I’m kinda salty about having to drop another $30ish dollars when one should have been more than enough, but such is life. I’m glad to have extra because it seems to mark up when water spills down. Hope this helps someone!

Pay attention to the description on the label - chalk like paint. It does not go on like chalk paint but it does spread evenly, dries quickly but is not forgiving when it comes to scratches or dings in the wood making them standout and it does not have a matte finish like chalk paint. I purchased Polo which is a deep, rich navy with no purple hues. It was a bit pricey but if I needed more or had another project to paint I'd give this brand another shot.

This product was very easy to use. Great coverage, great finish, and doesn't require the use of wax. Unfortunately, this blue dries so dark that it looks more black than navy. Maybe if you put your painted items in bright light you can tell it's navy, but we painted two items in our house and everyone thinks they're charcoal/black. I'm hoping the company will eventually make a pretty dark blue paint because the product itself is great.

I was a bit skeptical that it would be as easy as advertised. It really was! I painted a dresser cabinet and loved the dark navy so much that I decided to paint my bottom kitchen cabinets in the same color. I had planned to do them all white. Now I did the navy on bottom and will do white on top. Now to work on new countertops and floor!

I purchased this paint to paint two bedside tables. I wanted a paint that I didn’t have to do multiple steps with. I lightly sanded both side tables and rolled on about 3 or 4 coats of the paint. They look amazing and the paint so far has help up very well. I will update after a while but so far I am thrilled.