Paint for Wood | Angelus Brand

Paint for Wood

Angelus Brand’s premium acrylic paints deliver high-pigment color and a flexible, durable finish on any wood surface. These water-based paints are a top choice for transforming raw wood, furniture, and craft projects with smooth coverage and lasting results.

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Why Angelus Acrylic Paints Excel on Wood

Angelus acrylics offer a smooth finish that withstands both interior and exterior wood surfaces. Each formula features premium pigments and strong adhesion, helping you paint wood evenly with fewer coats. 

The water-based paint is low-odor, dries quickly, and resists cracking, even on trim, doors, or craft projects that see daily use. You can even choose from a full range of finishes, including matte, satin, gloss, metallic, and neon. 

Whether you want rustic finishes or bold color for modern pieces, the right paint is easy to find. Angelus Brand acrylic paints are a reliable choice for both quick DIY updates and long-term protection.

Our Paint Collections

Angelus Brand offers a wide range of acrylic paints for wood, including basic colors, metallic finishes, and complete kits designed to simplify any craft project.

Standard Acrylic Paints

The acrylic paint collection from Angelus Brand features over 85 intermixable colors available in 1 oz, 4 oz, Pint, and Quart sizes. These options offer you the flexibility to choose the ideal amount of paint for your project. 

The formula works well for base coats, custom blends, and layering on raw or primed wood. To create soft pastel tones, mix one part white paint with three parts of your selected color. 

These paints are ideal for craft projects, interior décor, or refinishing furniture that needs a smooth, durable finish with intense color payoff.

Metallic & Specialty Effects

For standout accents, Angelus Brand offers a full range of metallic paints, along with pearlescent paint and neon colors. These specialty finishes add contrast, highlights, or bold focal points to any wood surface. 

They bond well to sanded and sealed wood, offering lasting color and protection. Use them to enhance trim, add rustic finishes, or bring a modern edge to décor. Each layer also dries quickly, allowing you to build depth and shine without streaks. 

When properly sealed, these formulas resist fading, scuffs, and moisture.

Paint Sets & Kits

To simplify your project setup, Angelus Direct offers curated bundles made for convenience and creative flexibility. 

The Starter kit is ideal for small wood surfaces and touch-ups, while the 12-Color Assortment kit offers options for experimenting with various color combinations. For more advanced or large-scale work, the Complete Standard 84 Angelus paint colors kit delivers the full range. 

Each kit includes water-based paints with excellent durability and smooth coverage. Pair a kit with sandpaper, primer, and sealant to prep, paint, and protect your wood surface with fewer steps and better results.

Pro Tips for a Smooth Finish

Get clean, professional-looking results on any wood surface by following these simple steps using trusted Angelus tools and products:

Initial Sanding

Start by lightly sanding raw wood with 400-grit wet sandpaper to smooth the surface and improve adhesion. A clean, even base helps the paint stick better and reduces the chance of streaks or uneven texture. 

Focus on sanding in the direction of the wood grain. After sanding, wipe away dust and let the wood dry before applying any paint. Proper surface prep ensures the first coat bonds correctly and sets the foundation for a durable finish.

Brush Choice

For clean lines and better control, use Angelus synthetic-fiber paintbrushes. These brushes help reduce visible strokes, making them ideal for small furniture pieces, trim, and other detailed wood surfaces. 

The bristles hold the right amount of paint and release it evenly for smooth application. This tool is especially helpful when working with water-based paint, as it minimizes drag and maintains a thin, consistent paint layer.

Thin, Even Coats

For best results, apply three to five thin coats of paint, depending on the wood type and how much color saturation is needed. Allow each coat to dry for 15 to 30 minutes before applying the next. 

Thin layers help prevent streaks, bubbling, or brush marks while giving you more control over color depth and texture. 

If needed, lightly sand between coats to maintain a smooth finish. This approach also speeds up the drying time and reduces the likelihood of paint lifting or cracking during the later stages of your project.

Seal & Protect

After the final coat dries, apply a urethane clear coat (Flat, Satin, Gloss, or Matte) for added protection. This layer helps prevent fading, scuffs, and moisture buildup, making it a smart choice for both interior and exterior wood projects. 

Always paint in a well-ventilated area and avoid high humidity or extreme temperatures, as these conditions can affect the paint's adherence and drying time. Sealing the surface helps lock in color and keeps your wood looking fresh longer.

Ready to Transform Your Wood Projects with Angelus Paints?

With Angelus paints, you have everything you need to paint wood confidently. 

From vibrant color options and smooth finish selections to convenient kits and protective clear coats, every product is designed to help you get great results. 

Take the time to prep your surface, pick your favorite colors, and apply each coat with care. Your next project is waiting.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I Really Need to Prime Wood Before Painting?

No, priming is not required. However, light sanding is recommended to improve adhesion. You can choose to prime if you want but it is not necessary since Angelus paint soaks into the wood.

What Is the Best Way to Apply Paint to Wood?

Use a synthetic-fiber brush to apply thin, even coats in the direction of the grain. This gives better control, reduces streaks, and helps paint bond properly to the surface.

How Many Coats of Paint Should I Put On Wood?

The number of coats depends on the type of wood and how much paint is absorbed into the surface. In most cases, applying three to five thin coats provides solid coverage and durability. 

Just make sure to allow each layer to dry completely before applying the next to maintain a smooth, even finish.

 

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