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Rust-Oleum Pink Paint Colors
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Every pink in the Chalked deck — 1 colors, LRV 64 down to 64 — grouped by undertone and depth.
All 1 Rust-Oleum pink paint colors
Grouped by undertone (warm → cool)Hex values are display approximations from Rust-Oleum's published swatch tools — not guaranteed to match a physical sample under controlled lighting. Order a brand-direct sample before specifying.
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What Blush Pink Actually Looks Like
One color makes up this family: Blush Pink (#E2CDCC, SKU 285142, LRV 64). It's a soft, dusty, warm pink — the red channel sits only slightly above green and blue, which keeps it muted and close to neutral rather than reading as a bright or candy pink. At LRV 64 it's fairly light and works well as a full-piece color rather than just an accent.
That restraint is what makes it usable on larger pieces: a full dresser or headboard in Blush Pink stays soft and grown-up rather than looking like a nursery-only color, though it works equally well there.
Painting Furniture With Blush Pink
Blush Pink applies the same way as the rest of the Chalked line — directly on bare or painted wood, metal, glass, or ceramic without primer, with a light scuff-sand only needed over a glossy or waxed finish. Sand back the edges once it's dry for a soft, worn look that suits vintage-style furniture.
Because it's a light color, a topcoat is worth adding on anything handled often — jewelry box lids, drawer fronts — since fingerprints and light scuffing will show over time on the bare ultra-matte finish.
Where Blush Pink Works
Its muted warmth fits nursery furniture, jewelry boxes, and picture frames without tipping into a childish or overly sweet look. Pair it with Linen White or Charcoal for a clean modern-nursery palette, or with Oat Latte and Sandstone for a warmer, more grounded full palette on a larger piece.
Buying, Price, and What's Missing Here
Blush Pink runs about $20 a quart at Home Depot, Walmart, and Amazon, with a 30 oz can also available — the same pricing as every other Chalked color. It's the only pink currently in the deck, so anyone wanting a deeper rose or a brighter fuchsia won't find it in Rust-Oleum's current specialty-coatings lineup.
The Questions Everyone Asks
How many pink colors does Rust-Oleum's Chalked line have?
One: Blush Pink, at LRV 64. It's a soft, dusty, warm pink rather than a bright or saturated one, and it's the only color currently tracked in this family — there's no deeper rose or brighter pink option in the Chalked deck right now.
Is Blush Pink bright or muted?
Muted and warm, closer to a dusty rose-beige than a true bright pink. The red, green, and blue channels in its hex value sit close together, which keeps it near-neutral rather than punchy — a color that reads as soft and grown-up rather than a bold statement pink.
Is Blush Pink good for nursery furniture?
Yes, and that's one of its most natural uses. Its muted, dusty tone avoids reading as a childish candy pink, so it works on a crib, dresser, or rocking chair without needing to be repainted as the child gets older. It also pairs well with white or gray for a more neutral nursery look.
Do I need to prime before painting with Blush Pink?
No — Chalked sticks to bare or already-painted wood, metal, glass, and ceramic without a primer coat. A light scuff-sand only matters over a glossy or waxed existing surface, which helps the paint grip evenly instead of sitting loosely on top and chipping later.
Where can I buy Blush Pink and what does it cost?
Home Depot, Walmart, and Amazon carry it in quart and 30 oz sizes, around $20 a quart — in line with the rest of the Chalked deck. A topcoat isn't included with the can, so budget for a Matte Clear or Protective Topcoat separately if the piece will see regular handling.
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