Trying to decide how much paint you need for your project? Whether you're revamping a vintage piece or adding a pop of color to home décor, knowing the coverage of each Country Chic Paint size can help you plan more effectively — and avoid those frustrating mid-project trips for more paint.
Below, we’ve broken it down by size so you can easily choose the right jar for your needs.
🎨 Note: Coverage is approximate, and based on two coats of paint
Perfect For:
Small craft projects, Wooden signs, Picture frames, Drawer fronts and Decorative accents
Why Choose This Size:
The 4 oz jar is great for quick, creative projects where you want just a splash of color. If you're working on something small and want to test a color before committing to a larger container, this is the perfect place to start.
Perfect For:
Dining chairs, Side tables, Small nightstands, A few cabinet doors and Wood crates or planters
Why Choose This Size:
If you're working on a small furniture piece or several small decorative items, the 8 oz half-pint offers just the right amount without much leftover.
Perfect For:
Small dressers, Coffee tables, Entryway benches, Bookshelves amd Multiple cabinet doors
Why Choose This Size:
The 16 oz pint is a great middle-ground option. It gives you enough paint for a medium-sized furniture piece or multiple smaller projects without having to size up to a full quart.
Perfect For:
Full-size dressers, Kitchen island base cabinets, Dining tables, Bedroom vanities and Multiple medium projects
Why Choose This Size:
If you’re taking on a large statement piece or a few furniture items at once, the 32 oz quart gives you enough coverage to work efficiently — and with fewer interruptions.
While these numbers give you a great starting point, keep in mind that things like surface material, original color, and tool choice (brush, sponge, roller, or sprayer) can affect how much paint you actually use.