ALL-IN-ONE Paint by Heirloom Traditions – Crete Olive Green, 8oz Sample for Cabinets & Furniture

One easy product for many surfaces

Introducing ALL-IN-ONE Paint by Heirloom Traditions in Crete Olive Green. This 8 oz sample is designed for busy DIYers who want transformation without the typical prep. With built in primer and top coat, this single container helps you refresh cabinets, tabletops, front doors, and more in fewer steps. The low luster velvet sheen delivers a refined look that remains smooth to the touch, and the paint can adapt as needs evolve, from furniture updates to accent walls.

Why choose ALL-IN-ONE

• Built in primer and top coat reduce steps and time to finish
• No sanding or stripping required in most cases
• Durable finish that can flex enough to cover leather, vinyl and smooth fabrics
• Low luster velvet sheen for a sophisticated, modern appearance
• Versatile across surfaces like wood, laminate, brick, ceramic, metal and more
• Compatible with existing coatings such as varnish or latex paints

What you can paint

• Cabinets, tabletops, doors and furniture pieces
• Walls, tile, metal accents, glass and even outdoor surfaces
• Leather, vinyl and smooth fabrics that benefit from a flexible finish
• Brick, ceramic, stone and fiberglass surfaces

This color card includes 30 featured shades sprayed to resemble real lighting in your space, helping you compare in a realistic context. Remember that monitor displays can vary, so reference the swatches in person when possible. For color confidence, search for the Color Confidence Card associated with ALL-IN-ONE PAINT by Heirloom Traditions.

How to use and plan

• Most surfaces may require two coats for optimum coverage, especially when painting light colors over darks
• Pair with the Tool Trio to achieve professional results with minimal effort
• Expect a smooth, even finish thanks to the velvet sheen and flexible coverage

Note that results can vary by surface and technique. Digital color previews may not reflect exact in-person color. The product family advises testing with the Color Confidence Card in your lighting before committing to a full project.