PEBEOPaint, Anthracite Black, 45 ml (Pack of 1)

I broke the spout off my partners beloved Moroccan water jug given to her by our son. Big deal. I used epoxy glue to make a strong repair, but it still looked awful. I hoped I could use these paints to make my repair invisible and it worked. The inside of the jug and spout was all white -so the white paint I used to both cover the crack and most of the neck too - and the crack became invisible. Then I used the navy blue, orange and red to touch up the crack on the decorative pattern outside - then 'fired' the paint in an oven. Judging that correctly was important as epoxy fails at just over the temp required for the paint to harden. It worked - thank goodness. Partner happy, son none the wiser.

I have used it to hide the glued breakage of the bowl. It looks amazing! One layer is enough.

I have tried a few types of porcelain paints, but find the Pebeo range the best of the lot. Lovely colours. Small pots, but then again, due to the small amount needed for porcelain/ceramics, you don’t need much of the paint. After I saw which colours I use most, I bought the larger 45 ml individual pots on a bidding site :-)Remember to close to lids tightly as these can dry if stored for a prolonged time.

Wanted to fix my old cup's handle.First of all, first layer didn't cover absolutely anything. It was really transparent and see-trough.Had to apply more layers, which makes really ugly cheap look. Leaves ugly streaks and marks.Colour is also very much like cheap gold, I wanted nice antique gold look.Wouldn't recommend. Didn't even put it in the oven to bake, just washed it off and kept my old mug being old and crusty.

I love Pebeo paints, I have used about every porcelain colour in the range.I use these for painting vases, plates, or mugs for gifts, and my 6 year old has also started painting on plates and did a lovely one for her teacher this year. They are very easy to use, thick enough not to spill, but smooth enough to more effortlessly across the surface.The best thing about these paints is that they are mixable, so if the colour isn't quite the right shade that you want, you simply need to mix with another colour from the range. Once the paint is dry, they are baked as per the instructions and then are should be safe to wash.I really wouldn't recommend a dishwasher for any items that you paint, but warm soapy water is fine, and the colour stays true.A definite recommend.

I love Pebeo paints, I have used about every porcelain colour in the range.I use these for painting vases, plates, or mugs for gifts, and my 6 year old has also started painting on plates and did a lovely one for her teacher this year. They are very easy to use, thick enough not to spill, but smooth enough to more effortlessly across the surface.The best thing about these paints is that they are mixable, so if the colour isn't quite the right shade that you want, you simply need to mix with another colour from the range. Once the paint is dry, they are baked as per the instructions and then are should be safe to wash.I really wouldn't recommend a dishwasher for any items that you paint, but warm soapy water is fine, and the colour stays true.A definite recommend.

**Second UPDATE : Bough several bottlee from ebay from different sellers and it is the same. Glossy, very transparent and not chalkboard at all. I think it is a problem from the producer. Extremely disappointed !*UPDATE : Second bottle is not chalkboart at all. It is glossy. I won't buy from this seller again. Very disappointed.This chalkboard black looks great !