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DIY Firefighter Family Halloween Costume with Spray Paint

Looking for a fun and easy DIY Halloween costume idea for the whole family? Check out this tutorial from. Creative Living with Lynn Lilly and learn how to make your own firefighter family Halloween costume with COLORSHOT Premium Spray Pain

White wall decorated with several framed artwork images with various colored frames and mats.

Gallery Wall DIY Hack: Spray Painting Frames and Mats

This is your sign to finally make that gallery wall you’ve been putting off! Bring your dream gallery wall to life with COLORSHOT!

How To Use Spray Paint For Your Spring Crafts

Is anyone else getting excited for spring? We’re ready for some extra sunshine and rainbows, so we’re making our own to tide us over til the real deal is in full effect. Most of us have been working on crafts and home décor projects in the past year, so if you have some extra COLORSHOT Spray Paints left over, we have a new spring craft for you! At Charlotte’s House will show you how to use spray paint to brighten things up around your house with this colorful rainbow pottery DIY using thrifted vases. What you need: - COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paints in desired colors - Ceramic vases in various sizes and shapes - Protective surface cover - Tools/products to remove labels (if needed) This spring craft is the perfect way to upcycle old vases you have stashed in your cabinet, or vases you can find super cheap thrift shopping. If you picked your vases up in a store, make sure to remove any labels or price stickers and clean the vases to remove dust and prints. Working in a well-ventilated area, cover your work surface to protect it, then spray several light coats of paint onto your vases/ceramicware instead of one heavy coat. This will help prevent the paint from dripping or pooling. Tip: don’t paint the insides of the vases if you plan on using them to display real flowers or plants that need water. Once you’re happy with your spray paint coverage, let everything dry completely. For this spring craft, you’ll want to use lots of bright colors! You can go with a whole spectrum of color or variations of blue, green or any of your favorite shades for a more monochromatic look. Now that you know how to use spray paint on glass & ceramics, get creative and have fun making your own decorative spring arrangement! You can display your rainbow vases on a shelf like At Charlotte’s House, or fill them with plants and flowers if you’re looking for a vibrant and functional set of vases. What other spring crafts are you making with COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paints? Share with us on social by tagging us @mycolorshot!

Dimly lit room with black skeleton sitting on white chair, checkerboard rug underneath. Table with "trick or treat" sign. Book shelves with assorted frames and Halloween decor. Faux potted tree in corner.

Spooky Halloween DIY Décor Ideas with Glow & Chalkboard Spray Paint

For a dynamic and interactive twist on Halloween DIY décor, using glow-in-the-dark spray paint and chalkboard spray paint offers both visual delight and a fun, customizable element.

Four black Halloween shapes with glowing facial features, pumpkin, werewolf, ghost and devil.

Create Your Own Spooky Halloween DIY Décor with Glow Spray Paint

Here we guide you through creating cutout foam core Halloween shapes and painting them with glow spray paint. These glowing shapes will add a magical touch to your haunted house or front yard, delighting trick or treaters and party guests alike.

DIY Spray Painted Poison Apple Halloween Décor

This simple DIY Halloween décor tutorial from Jenna Gibbs will show you how to create poison apples with air dry clay and COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint in Blackout.

Personalized Kids’ Play Kitchen Set with Spray Paint

Learn how to make a custom spray painted kids’ play kitchen set with their favorite colors, complete with a chandelier and mini photo frames.

How to Elevate your Dining Room Décor and Furniture with Spray Paint

Check out this blog for dining room décor ideas with spray paint and bring a fresh new vibe to your dining room décor and furniture!

Upcycled Wooden Accent Chair with Metallic Spray Paint

Check out our tutorial and learn how to transform a thrifted find into a classy wooden accent chair with wood appliqués, Aleene’s Wood Glue, and COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint.

Modern Upcycled Vintage Décor Ideas with Spray Paint

Does your vintage home décor need a refresh? Try these modern upcycled vintage décor ideas with COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint!

Colorful Painted Pumpkin Décor with Spray Paint

This simple tutorial from Ally Blaire will show you create spray painted pumpkin décor with a playful COLORSHOT palette.

COLORSHOT Makes a Splash on HGTV’s “Lil Jon Wants To Do What?”

We are thrilled to announce that COLORSHOT, our vibrant and versatile spray paint brand, was recently featured on the cutting-edge HGTV show “Lil Jon Wants To Do What?

Don't miss your fave COLORSHOT products on HBO Max's CRAFTOPIA!

Have you heard the news? COLORSHOT has joined in on the fun with crafting expert LaurDIY in Season 2 of the HBO Max original, CRAFTOPIA! with host YouTube sensation and crafting expert Lauren Riihimaki, aka LaurDIY, welcoming the nation’s most talented crafters to inspire and excite through a slew of larger-than-life Halloween and holiday season-themed challenges.

COLORSHOT Featured in LA Times 2020 Home Design Vision

COLORSHOT featured in LA Times

HGTV Magazine Features COLORSHOT for Table Makeover

COLORSHOT Used for Christmas Garland on Hallmark Home & Family DIY Segment

December 2020 – Influencer, DIY and lifestyle expert Maria Provenzano showed viewers of the popular Hallmark® Home & Family talk show how to easily and affordably make their own wood bead Christmas garlands.

The Making It Guide to Crafting features COLORSHOT

COLORSHOT Featured in The Making It Guide to Crafting

COLORSHOT Used on NBC Hit Show

COLORSHOT selected as go-to spray paint for competitors on season 2 of NBC's hit crafting competition show Making It!

COLORSHOT Featured as a Must-Have Item in BuzzFeed Post

COLORSHOT featured on Buzzfeed

DIY Influencer Arrows and Bow Used COLORSHOT for a Project That Got Major Buzz

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Better Homes & Gardens Features COLORSHOT in Special Publication

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Paint it Magazine Features COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint

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DIY Halloween Skeleton Floral Arrangement with Metallic Spray Paint

Give your Halloween skeleton decoration a major upgrade with COLORSHOT! Check out our simple tutorial and learn how to create a stunning Halloween-themed floral arrangement with COLORSHOT in Treasure Chest.

How to Make Faux Terracotta Pumpkins with the Sealer Technique

Upgrade your Halloween décor with COLORSHOT spray paint! This easy tutorial will show you how to transform some basic ceramic jack-o-lanterns with COLORSHOT Clear Sealer for an easy terracotta pumpkin dupe. This simple project is a great way to refresh last year’s décor with textured, subtle color! What you need: COLORSHOT Clear Sealer Matte Ceramic pumpkins Acrylic paint Flour Paintbrushes Disposable cup and plate Drop cloth or protective surface cover Gather materials and prepare the pumpkin Gather the materials for this terracotta pumpkin dupe. Make sure your ceramic pumpkins are clean, dry, and free of dust and debris. Place your pumpkin onto a drop cloth or protective surface cover and work in a well-ventilated area. Mix flour and acrylic paint Add flour to the acrylic paint and mix well. This will create a faux terracotta texture on your painted pumpkins! You’ll only need a few tablespoons of flour— the consistency of the paint mixture should still be viscous, not thick and chunky. Apply paint mixture to the pumpkin It’s time to start painting your terracotta pumpkin dupe! Use a paintbrush to apply the paint mixture, ensuring all the nooks and crannies of the jack-o-lantern have been coated. Sprinkle flour onto the pumpkin Sprinkle more flour onto the faux terracotta pumpkin while the paint is still wet. Brush away excess flour Use a dry paintbrush to spread the flour across the terracotta pumpkin and gently brush away the excess. Seal the terracotta pumpkin dupes with COLORSHOT Clear Sealer Matte Seal your faux terracotta pumpkins with COLORSHOT Clear Sealer Matte. This will ensure your pumpkins last for Halloweens to come!

Floral Garden Stepping Stones with Spray Paint

Looking for an easy way to brighten up your outdoor space? Turn your garden from drab to fab with COLORSHOT! This tutorial from Oh Yay Studio will show you how to transform plain concrete patio pavers into vibrant garden stepping stones with COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint. Garden décor will look fresh from season to season with our durable spray paints! Supplies Needed: COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint(This project uses Island Girl, Mermaid, Scuba, Stamped Passport, and Head in the Clouds) COLORSHOT Clear Sealer Gloss(optional) Concrete patio pavers Drop cloth or protective surface cover Premade stencil OR acetate sheets + craft knife Pencil Paper Create stencils for the garden stepping stones For this project, Oh Yay Studio created their own floral stencil for their colorful garden stepping stones! To make a stencil, create the design on paper, then trace the design onto an acetate sheet and carefully cut with a craft knife. Alternately, you can use a premade stencil for this project— just make sure it fits the size of your pavers. Select COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint shades Select which COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint shades you want to use for your garden stepping stones. Oh Yay Studio is using a cool blue palette consisting of Island Girl, Mermaid, Scuba, and Stamped Passport as base colors, plus Head in the Clouds for the stenciled design. Ensure your concrete patio pavers are clean and dry before you start painting. Apply base colors to garden stepping stones Place the concrete patio pavers onto a drop cloth in a well-ventilated area to protect from overspray. If you’re spray painting in your yard, you can skip the drop cloth as long as you don’t mind getting paint on the grass! Shake the can well and apply spray paint to your garden stepping stones in smooth, even strokes. Allow the paint to dry to the touch before applying additional coats as desired. Place stencil and apply Head in the Clouds spray paint Place the stencil onto the painted concrete patio paver, ensuring it lays completely flat. Apply an even coat of Head in the Clouds to the paver and allow it to dry to the touch before applying a second coat. Remove stencil and repeat with each concrete patio paver After you’ve applied a second coat of paint, carefully remove the stencil from your painted concrete patio paver. Repeat steps 3 and 4 to add floral designs to all of your garden stepping stones. Apply sealer to each concrete patio paver Once all of your garden stepping stones are painted, apply a coat of COLORSHOT Clear Sealer Glossto each concrete patio paver for an extra durable finish. Spray Painted Garden Stepping Stones with COLORSHOT Once the painted concrete patio pavers are completely dry, they are ready to display! Arrange your custom garden stepping stones in your yard as desired and admire your latest DIY!

13 Upcycled Dorm Décor Ideas with Spray Paint

Get ready for college with COLORSHOT! Say goodbye to boring décor and give your space a boost of color with COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paints. Whether you’re moving into a dorm or sharing a rental space with friends, it’s easy to transform old furniture and décor with our vibrant, easy-to-use spray paints! Check out our list of dorm décor ideas and get inspired to create the college room décor of your dreams with COLORSHOT! Spray painted ombré desk chair with Summer Pedicure and Marshmallow A good desk is an absolute must for college students! This essential dorm décor DIY is an inexpensive way to refurbish a secondhand find with fresh, vibrant color. Give an old desk a bold new makeover with COLORSHOT in Summer Pedicure and make your dorm furniture pop! Spray painted ombré desk chair with Summer Pedicure and Marshmallow Finding the perfect desk chair for your college room décor can be a challenge, especially when you’re trying to match a specific aesthetic! Luckily, customizing a chair is an easy task with COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint. This dorm furniture DIY uses Summer Pedicure and Marshmallow to create a colorful ombré effect! Spray Painted Desk Lamp with Rainy Day and Marshmallow You’ll definitely need a desk lamp for those late-night college cram sessions! Turn any desk lamp into unique dorm décor with COLORSHOT in Rainy Day and Marshmallow. With a little bit of patience and masking tape, you can create a custom striped pattern to complement your college room décor! Matching spray painted desk accessories with Island Girl Why settle for plain desk accessories when you could create fun matching ones with COLORSHOT? This dorm décor DIY uses Island Girl for a colorful collection of accessories. Our easy-to-use spray paints can be used to customize everything from desk organizers to pen holders, tape dispensers, staplers, and more! DIY wall calendar with COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint Turn your schedule into colorful dorm décor with a custom wall calendar! Use your favorite COLORSHOT shade with an acrylic sheet and paint marker to create a dry erase wall calendar that completes your studying space. This college room décor is a great way to keep track of your schedule— you’ll never miss a due date or important exam with this colorful reminder! Spray Painted storage baskets with Island Girl and Mermaid Storage cubes are an efficient and inexpensive way to keep your stuff organized, making them perfect for college life! This DIY dorm décor uses COLORSHOT in Island Girl and Mermaid for a colorful two-toned effect. Add some custom storage cubes to your college room décor and stash your school supplies, clothes, and so much more! Spray Painted trash can makeover with Extra Guacamole Keeping your room free of clutter is important for college students— especially if you’re sharing a space! This simple dorm décor DIY uses Extra Guacamole to give a plain trash can an avocado green makeover, but you can use any shade to match your room’s style. Waste baskets don’t have to be an eyesore when you have COLORSHOT! Gallery wall frame set with metallic spray paints Personalize your college room décor with a gallery wall frame set! Whether you’re displaying unique artwork or photos of family and friends, a set of stylish frames is a great way to tie your wall décor together. This easy DIY dorm décor uses COLORSHOT in First Million, Lucky Penny, Treasure Chest, Cheers, Bronzer, and Designer Sunglasses for a lustrous metallic finish! Custom dorm string lights with Lucky Penny String lights are a great way to add a warm ambience to your dorm décor! You don’t have to settle for the standard black or white cords— try using COLORSHOT for custom color! Use Lucky Penny for a metallic rose gold finish, then hang your string lights over your bed, window, or on the ceiling for cozy college room décor! Vintage-inspired mirror makeover with First Million Having a mirror as a part of your dorm furniture will help you look your best, whether you’re heading to class or getting ready to party! Give your college room décor an elegant upgrade with this vintage-inspired mirror DIY. This upcycled project can be made with a mirror of any size, a few wooden appliqués, and COLORSHOT in First Million! Spray painted room divider with Island Girl If your college experience includes living in a shared room, a divider is a great way separate your space from your roommate’s! Select a shade that you both like for this college room décor project, then enjoy the pop of color and privacy. This dorm furniture DIY uses Island Girl for a cool mint color that brightens any room! College student coffee station with Marshmallow, Blackout, and Lucky Penny Make your space more welcoming with custom spray-painted doormats! This simple dorm décor DIY can be displayed right outside of your door, so you can distinguish your room from the others. The possibilities for this DIY are endless— use your favorite COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint shades, stencils, or masking tape to create unique designs! College student coffee station with Marshmallow, Blackout, and Lucky Penny If you have the space for it, try adding a coffee station to your college room décor! Many college students require coffee for early morning classes and late-night study sessions, so having a dedicated coffee corner is a welcome addition to any apartment or dorm. This DIY dorm décor uses Marshmallow and Blackout for the distressed tray and signage, and Lucky Penny for the coffee canister and mug holder! How will you use COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint for your college room décor ideas? Show us your upcycled dorm décor DIYs and tag us on social @mycolorshot! Get inspired for your next spray paint project and check out the links below! Find your perfect color combo Discover more DIYs and projects Explore spray painting techniques

Custom Turtle Sandbox with Ombré Spray Paint

Ready to give your kids’ play area a colorful upgrade? This step-by-step tutorial from Jenna Gibbs will show you how to make a custom turtle sandbox with a vibrant ombré gradient using COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint! Whether you're a seasoned DIY-er or just getting started, our easy-to-follow instructions and vivid spray paints will help you create a playful DIY sandbox that kids will love! What you need: COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint(This project uses Kale, Cash, Mermaid, Scuba, Splash, and Clear Skies) COLORSHOT White Primer (optional) COLORSHOT Clear Sealer Gloss Drop cloth or protective surface cover Acrylic paint Paintbrush SandpaperPrepare the turtle sandbox to be painted Before you get started on this DIY sandbox makeover, prepare your turtle sandbox by taking the components apart. Use sandpaper to lightly sand shiny surfaces as needed and ensure the surfaces to be painted are clean and dry. Place your turtle sandbox onto a drop cloth or protective surface cover in a well-ventilated area. For maximum adhesion and color vibrancy, we recommend using COLORSHOT White Primer on your project before painting! Apply Kale spray paint to sandbox base For this DIY sandbox makeover, Jenna Gibbs is creating an ombré effect with COLORSHOT to give this fun turtle sandbox more dimension! Start by applying a light layer of Kale spray paint at the bottom section of the turtle’s body and allow to dry to the touch. Apply Cash spray paint to sandbox base Next, apply a light layer of Cash spray paint on the midsection of the turtle sandbox base. Remember to shake your spray paint can well and apply in smooth, even strokes to create an even gradient on your DIY sandbox makeover. Let the paint dry to the touch. Apply Mermaid spray paint to sandbox base Finally, apply a light layer of Mermaid spray paint to the top section of the turtle sandbox body and allow the paint to dry to the touch. Apply spray paint to the sandbox lid Use COLORSHOT in Scuba, Splash, and Clear Skies to create a vibrant blue ombré effect on the shell lid of the turtle sandbox. Repeat the steps above to create a spray paint gradient, starting with the darkest shade around the edges and the lightest shade in the center. Allow your DIY sandbox lid to dry to the touch. Use a paintbrush to hand-paint the details Use a small paintbrush with acrylic paint to add details to your turtle sandbox as desired. For this project, Jenna Gibbs hand-painted the spots on the turtle’s body and the lines on the turtle’s shell. Finish your DIY sandbox makeover with COLORSHOT Clear Sealer Gloss Once you’re done painting, finish your DIY sandbox makeover with a coat of COLORSHOT Clear Sealer Gloss. This sealer adds a shiny, protective finish to your turtle sandbox! Custom turtle sandbox makeover with ombré spray paint Once the paint and sealer have cured completely, your custom turtle sandbox is ready to use! Re-assemble any hardware, fill with plenty of clean sand, and let your little ones enjoy their new play area!How cute is this custom turtle sandbox? Show us how you’re using COLORSHOT for your DIY sandbox projects and tag us on social media @mycolorshot!Check out these helpful links and get ready to give your DIYs a vibrant makeover with COLORSHOT! Browse COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint Shades Find COLORSHOT at a Store Near You Learn Spray Painting Techniques Explore Spray Paint DIYs

Easy Spray Paint Renovation Ideas for Beginners

COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint makes it easy to give outdated home décor a modern makeover. Check out this list of 10 easy spray paint renovation ideas for beginners and get inspired to beautify your DIYs with COLORSHOT!

DIY Cottagecore Décor: Gallery Wall Frame Set with Metallic Spray Paint

Infuse your space with the quaint allure of cottagecore aesthetics with COLORSHOT! The cottagecore aesthetic blends rustic charm with nature-inspired simplicity, creating a cozy pastoral vibe. This cottagecore décor DIY from Jackie Gill will show you how to create a gallery wall frame set with metallic COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint colors. Transform your walls into a picturesque scene and add cottagecore charm to your home with COLORSHOT! What you need: COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint(This project uses First Million, Lucky Penny, Treasure Chest, Cheers, Bronzer, and Designer Sunglasses) COLORSHOT White Primer (optional) COLORSHOT Clear Sealer (Matte or Gloss) Picture frames and wall décor Drop cloth or protective surface cover Sandpaper Painter’s tapePrepare gallery wall frame set to be painted Before you get started on this cottagecore décor DIY, prepare your gallery wall frame set and décor for spray painting. For this project, Jackie Gill is upcycling a variety of thrifted finds and using metallic COLORSHOT spray paints to create a cohesive color palette! Use sandpaper to lightly sand shiny surfaces as needed, and ensure the surfaces are clean, dry, and free of dust or debris. Use painter’s tape to cover any areas of the décor that you don’t want painted. Place the items onto a drop cloth or other protective surface cover and be sure to work in a well-ventilated area. Apply primer and spray paint to gallery wall frame set Apply COLORSHOT White Primer to your gallery wall frame set and décor as needed. While not every project requires a primer, it can be particularly beneficial when painting surfaces that are porous, uneven, or have a different color or texture. Allow the primer to dry to the touch, then begin spray painting your cottagecore décor! Shake the spray paint can well and apply in smooth, even strokes. Allow the paint to dry for a few minutes before applying additional coats as desired. Apply sealer and let the gallery wall frame set dry completely Complete your cottagecore décor DIY by sealing the gallery wall frame set and décor with COLORSHOT Clear Sealer. Our gloss formula creates a shiny protective finish, while our matte formula provides a smooth protective finish. Carefully remove any painter’s tape, then set the painted items aside and allow to cure completely for 24 hours. Display your spray painted gallery wall frame set Once the paint has completely cured, add some whimsical art or photos to your gallery wall frame set and display! This cottagecore décor is perfect for creating a charming, vintage aesthetic in your home.Try making your own gallery wall frame set and décor with your favorite COLORSHOT palette! Show us how you’re using COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint for your cottagecore décor DIYs and tag us on social media @mycolorshot!Check out these links and get inspired for your next DIY with COLORSHOT! Browse COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint colors Learn Spray Painting Techniques Explore Spray Paint DIYs

Spray Painted She Shed Furniture Makeover

She sheds are popular for a reason— they provide a personalized, private space that fosters relaxation, creativity, and a break from everyday life, just steps away from the comfort of your home! Check out this she shed furniture makeover from Craft Box Girls and get inspired to revamp your space with COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint. Our durable, vibrant colors are perfect for adding bright pops of color to your she shed décor! What you need: COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint (This project uses Farmer’s Daughter, Island Girl, Aromatherapy, Sugarcoat It) COLORSHOT White Primer (optional) COLORSHOT Clear Sealer Gloss Sanding block Painter’s tape Drop cloth or protective surface coverPrepare she shed furniture to be painted Select which she shed décor you’ll be transforming with COLORSHOT and move it onto a drop cloth in a well-ventilated area. For this furniture makeover, Craft Box Girls is adding color to a table, chairs, and shutter wall décor! Use a sanding block to lightly sand shiny surfaces as needed. Apply primer to she shed furniture Cover any areas you don’t want painted, such as furniture upholstery, with a protective surface cover and painter’s tape. Apply COLORSHOT White Primer to your she shed furniture to create a solid white base for painting and let the paint dry to the touch. Craft Box Girls used COLORSHOT in Sugarcoat It for this furniture makeover step— the satin white paint + primer will work in a pinch! Apply spray paint to she shed furniture Shake the can of COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint well for at least 1 minute to mix the pigment. Hold the can upright 6-10” from the surface to be painted and shake often during use. Apply spray paint to your she shed furniture in smooth, even strokes. Apply a second coat of spray paint to she shed furniture Allow the paint to dry for a few minutes before applying additional coats of spray paint. Once you’re satisfied with the color and coverage of your she shed furniture, allow the paint to dry to the touch. Finish your she shed furniture makeover with Clear Sealer Gloss Complete your she shed furniture makeover with COLORSHOT Clear Sealer Gloss for a shiny protective finish. Set the painted furniture aside and allow to cure for 24 hours. Display your spray painted she shed furniture Once the paint has completely cured, your colorful she shed furniture is ready to display.Check out Craft Box Girls’ complete she shed furniture makeover! Colorful accent furniture gives this personal retreat a playful vibe that anyone can appreciate!

Colorful Custom Snowboard with Spray Paint

Planning on hitting the slopes this winter? Stand out in the snow with a colorful custom snowboard! It’s easy to create custom gear with COLORSHOT’s expansive selection of vibrant colors. This tutorial will show you how to transform your snowboard with vinyl decals and COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint! What you need: COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paints (This project uses Cosmo, Center Stage, Emoji, With a Twist, Aromatherapy, and Paparazzi) COLORSHOT White Primer Snowboard Vinyl decals Smoothing tool Craft knife Drop cloth or protective surface cover Step 1 - Prepare the snowboard Make sure your board is clean, dry, and free of dust and debris before you start on this custom snowboard DIY. Place your snowboard onto a drop cloth or protective surface cover and work in a well-ventilated area. Step 2 - Apply primer Use COLORSHOT White Primer to prime your snowboard for painting. This will provide maximum adhesion and give your custom snowboard a solid base for super vibrant results. Allow the primer to dry to the touch before proceeding. Step 3 - Add vinyl decals Use vinyl decals to add fun designs to your custom snowboard! Once you’re satisfied with the placement of each decal, peel off the backing and use a smoothing tool to adhere them to your board. Continue adding vinyl decals until you’re satisfied with the overall design. Step 4 - Apply spray paint Prepare your spray paints by shaking the cans well for at least one minute. Hold the can 6"-10" from the surface and spray paint your custom snowboard in smooth, even strokes. Step 5 - Continue applying spray paint in desired colors This custom snowboard is full of vibrant colors! Continue applying spray paint in your desired colors until your board is completely painted. This project uses Cosmo, Center Stage, Emoji, With a Twist, and Aromatherapy for a bold color palette that will look extra vibrant against a mountain of fresh powder! Step 6 - Apply glitter spray paint Allow the spray paint to dry to the touch, then add a sparkling finish your custom snowboard with COLORSHOT in Paparazzi! Step 7 - Remove vinyl decals with a craft knife Use a small craft knife to carefully remove the vinyl decals from your custom snowboard. Step 8 - Reveal your personalized snowboard art! Allow the spray paint to dry completely, then your custom snowboard is ready to use! Hit the slopes in style with your own super colorful snowboard. Creating your own custom snowboard is easy with COLORSHOT! Show us how you’re personalizing your snow gear with spray paint and tag us on social media @mycolorshot!

Color Block Painted Door with Spray Paint

Decorating your door is an easy way to add a personal touch to your space. Before you shop for new door décor, try giving it a spray painted makeover with COLORSHOT! Check out this tutorial and learn how to use COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paints to make a custom painted door with a bold color blocked design. This eye-catching DIY will surely wow anyone who enters your home! What you need: COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paints (This project uses Aromatherapy, Orange Slice, and Farmer’s Daughter) Door Painter’s tape Kraft paper Drop cloth or protective surface cover Prepare the door for painting Select which colors you’d like to use for this painted door project. We’re using Aromatherapy, Orange Slice, and Farmer’s Daughter for a bright color blocked palette! Prepare your door for this project by removing any hardware. Take the door off its hinges and work in a well-ventilated area or cover the surrounding area with painter’s tape and a drop cloth if you cannot remove the door. Step 1 - Create the first section with kraft paper and tape Create an abstract color blocked design by spray painting the door in sections. Use painter’s tape and kraft paper to create the first triangle-shaped section on the bottom part of the door and cover the adjacent area to protect from overspray. Step 2 - Apply the first color to the painted door For the first section of the color block painted door, we’re using Aromatherapy, a soft periwinkle shade. Shake the can well for at least one minute. Hold the can upright 6"-10" from surface and apply paint to this first section in smooth, even strokes. Once the first coat of paint has dried to the touch, apply a second coat of spray paint. Step 3 - Create a second section with kraft paper and paint Once the second coat of paint has dried to the touch, carefully peel off the tape and cover the painted area with kraft paper and painter’s tape. Apply more tape and paper to create the second section of your color block painted door. Step 4 - Apply the second color to the painted door We’re using Orange Slice to add some contrast to the second section of our color block painted door. Shake the can well for at least one minute. Hold the can upright 6"-10" from surface and apply paint to the second section in smooth, even strokes. Once the first coat of paint has dried to the touch, apply a second coat of spray paint. Step 5 - Create a third section with kraft paper and paint Once the second coat of paint has dried to the touch, carefully peel off the tape and cover the painted area with kraft paper and painter’s tape. Apply more tape and paper to create the third section of your color block painted door. Step 6 - Apply the third color to the painted door For the final section of our color block painted door, we’re using Farmer’s Daughter, a sweet pink shade to tie it all together. Shake the can well for at least one minute. Hold the can upright 6"-10" from surface and apply paint to the third section in smooth, even strokes. Once the first coat of paint has dried to the touch, apply a second coat of spray paint. Step 7 - Let the color block painted door dry Reveal! Once the paint has dried to the touch, carefully remove all the kraft paper and tape from your painted door and reveal your vibrant color blocked design! Allow the paint to dry completely before re-installing the door in your home. Try this color blocking DIY and create a painted door that suits your style! Show us how you’re using COLORSHOT to add vibrant color to your home and tag us on social media @mycolorshot!

Save Money: 10 Trash to Treasure Upcycling Ideas with Spray Paint

There’s no need to drop big bucks on DIYs when you have COLORSHOT! One person’s trash is another’s treasure— and you can save money by transforming “trash” into something beautiful with spray paint! Whether you’re flipping a thrift find, refreshing existing furniture, or are just looking for an inexpensive DIY to express your creativity, COLORSHOT makes it easy to play with color. Save money and try these unique trash to treasure upcycling ideas with spray paint! Featured Projects Shipping Box Upcycling Idea with Spray Paint DIY Framed Botanical Prints with Spray Paint Custom DIY Doormats with Spray Paint Metallic Mirror Upcyling Idea with Spray Paint Spray Painted Cabinet Hardware Bar Cabinet Upcycling Idea with Spray Paint DIY Barbie Décor: Upcycled Pink Dresser Thrift Flip Patio Table with Spray Paint Stock Tank Pool Upcycling Idea with Spray Paint Spray Painted Floor Stenciling Shipping Box Upcycle with Spray Paint Shipping Box Upcycle With Spray PaintIf you’ve been shopping online this year, you’ve probably got some shipping boxes piling up. Before you toss them in the recycling bin, consider this easy trash to treasure upcycling idea to save money on gift wrap! Use washi tape or stickers with your favorite COLORSHOT shades to give used shipping boxes a second life. These colorful containers are great for Christmas presents, birthday gifts, and more. DIY Framed Botanical Prints with Spray Paint DIY Framed Botanical Prints with Spray Paint This DIY is perfect for plant people! When your favorite houseplant sheds a leaf, try this quick trash to treasure upcycling idea. You can save money on home décor by creating your own botanical wall art with spray paint. Preserve fallen foliage and create colorful resist prints with COLORSHOT; this project uses Emoji, Island Girl, Summer Pedicure, and Orange Slice! Custom DIY Doormats with Spray Paint Custom DIY Doormats with Spray PaintCustom doormats can be expensive, but you can save money by creating your own with spray paint! This trash to treasure upcycling idea transforms dollar store doormats with COLORSHOT in a variety of rainbow Trcolors. You can customize your doormats however you’d like— try using our Paint Markers to add a monogram or hand-drawn designs! Metallic Mirror Upcyling Idea with Spray Paint Metallic Mirror Upcyling Idea with Spray Paint Don’t pass on that plain mirror you saw at the secondhand shop— this trash to treasure upcycling idea makes a great statement piece for any home! This mirror gets a major makeover with wooden appliques and COLORSHOT in First Million. Similar mirrors are priced for hundreds or even thousands of dollars at retail, but you can save money and create a dupe for a fraction of the price! Spray Painted Cabinet Hardware Spray Painted Cabinet HardwareHome renovations don’t have to be expensive when you’ve got COLORSHOT! Give your cabinets a high-end vibe with this trash to treasure upcycling idea. Cabinet hardware is a small detail that makes a big impact. Save money and use spray paint to help create the look you want! This project uses COLORSHOT in Blackout for a sleek matte black finish. Bar Cabinet Upcycling Idea with Spray Paint Bar Cabinet Upcycling Idea with Spray PaintDisplay your favorite drinks, décor, and more with this trash to treasure upcycling idea! There’s no need to splurge on a fancy new bar cabinet for your home— save money and use COLORSHOT to turn any basic cabinet into a stylish statement piece! This $20 thrift find turns into a $3,500 dupe with a little extra elbow grease and COLORSHOT in Blackout. DIY Barbie Décor: Upcycled Pink Dresser DIY Barbie Décor: Upcycled Pink DresserLooking for a fun way to make your furniture pop? This trash to treasure upcycling idea is a great way to refresh your room and save money on new furniture! Give your space a Barbie-inspired makeover with a custom pink dresser. COLORSHOT in Farmer’s Daughter is the perfect shade of pink for this project! Thrift Flip Patio Table with Spray Paint Thrift Flip Patio Table with Spray PaintIs your backyard or patio space in dire need of a refresh? You can spruce up your space and save money at the same with this trash to treasure upcycling idea! Make the patio table you already have – or an inexpensive thrift shop score – even more fabulous with a little TLC and COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint! Stock Tank Pool Upcycling Idea with Spray Paint Stock Tank Pool Upcycling Idea with Spray PaintStock tank pools are a creative alternative to in-ground pools— you’ll save money on installation and maintenance costs! If you’ve been thinking about adding a stock tank pool to your backyard, you might as well customize it with the colors you love. This trash to treasure upcycling idea uses COLORSHOT in Princess Cut to turn a simple stock tank into a gorgeous custom above-ground pool! Spray Painted Floor Stenciling Spray Painted Floor StencilingWant to give your patio a makeover without breaking the bank? This trash to treasure upcycling idea is a creative way to save money while still upgrading your space! You don’t need to spend money on contractors or heavy-duty supplies like tiles and grout— all you need is some upcycled cardboard, masking tape, stencils, and COLORSHOT in Head in the Clouds! How will you use COLORSHOT to save money on your trash to treasure upcycling ideas? Show us your DIY and tag us on social @mycolorshot!Check out these links for more inspiration on your next spray paint project! Find your perfect color combo Discover more DIYs and projects Explore spray painting techniques

Stunning Silver Christmas Décor with Metallic Spray Paint

‘Tis the season for DIY Christmas decorations! Give your traditional holiday crafts a sparkling disco makeover and learn how to create silver Christmas décor with this simple tutorial from Lauren Quigley. COLORSHOT in Heads or Tails is perfect for adding a festive metallic finish to all your holiday crafts. Your seasonal projects will shimmer and shine with a little Christmas magic— and COLORSHOT! What you need: COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint(This project uses Heads or Tails) Pinecones Pine branches or evergreen garland Cardboard or protective surface coverPrepare materials to be painted Gather the materials that you want to use for your silver Christmas décor makeover! For this project, Lauren Quigley is using real pinecones and pine branches for a more rustic vibe. If you’re using organic material, make sure it is clean and free of dust and debris. Alternately, you can use a faux evergreen garland and decorations. COLORSHOT in Heads or Tails is used to give this DIY a shiny metallic finish. Be sure to shake the can of spray paint for 1 minute before applying. Apply metallic spray paint to branches Set up your spray painting station in a well-ventilated area. Protect the surrounding area from overspray with cardboard or other protective surface cover. Lay the branches flat on your work surface and apply the spray paint in smooth, even strokes. Allow the paint to dry to the touch, then flip the branches to paint the other side. This silver Christmas décor is already starting to shine with festivity! Apply metallic spray paint to pinecones Next, paint the pinecones for your silver Christmas décor. Place the pinecones onto your work surface and apply the paint in smooth, even strokes. Rotate the pinecone and continue to apply spray paint until it is evenly coated. Allow the paint to dry to the touch. Apply a second coat to the silver Christmas decor Once the paint has dried to the touch on both the branches and pinecones, apply a second coat of metallic spray paint to your silver Christmas décor. Take your time with this second coat to ensure all the nooks and crannies of the pinecones and evergreen foliage have been covered with shiny silver spray paint. Display your silver Christmas décor Once the spray paint has dried completely, your silver Christmas décor is ready to display for the holidays! The pinecones and branches can be placed together for a beautiful rustic silver garland. Silver Christmas décor with metallic spray paint Check out how Lauren Quigley paired her painted branches and pinecones with sparkling disco decorations and get inspired to create your own stunning silver Christmas décor! COLORSHOT in Heads or Tails will add a festive shine to any holiday décor DIY!How will you decorate for the holiday season with COLORSHOT? Whether you want silver Christmas décor or a bold color palette, we’ve got the perfect shade of spray paint for your holiday DIYs! Show us your seasonal décor projects and tag us on social media @mycolorshot!

Custom Fedora Hat with Metallic Spray Paint

Add some shimmer and shine to your favorite fall hat with COLORSHOT! Check out this tutorial and learn how to transform a plain hat with COLORSHOT in Cheers and Lucky Penny for a lustrous metallic finish. Your outfits will shine with this custom fedora hat on top! What you need: COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paints (This project uses Cheers and Lucky Penny) Wool felt fedora Assorted trim and cords Embellishments (feathers, pins, etc.) Drop cloth or protective surface coverPrepare your custom fedora hat Gather the materials for this custom fedora hat. For this project, we’re using COLORSHOT in Lucky Penny and Cheers for a beautiful rose gold finish. Place the hat onto a drop cloth or protective surface cover and work in a well-ventilated area. Spray paint with Lucky Penny Remove the band before painting your custom fedora hat. Shake the can of spray paint well for at least 1 minute, then apply the spray paint in light, even strokes. Allow the paint to dry to the touch. Spray paint with Cheers Once the base color has dried to the touch, apply a light coat of COLORSHOT in Cheers to your custom fedora hat. Allow the spray paint to dry completely before proceeding. Add assorted ribbons to your custom fedora hat Personalize your custom fedora hat with assorted trims and cords. We used a combination of sage green trims and tan leather cord to create a natural, earthy look. Add embellishments to your custom fedora hat Your custom fedora hat is nearly complete! Place additional embellishments as desired to personalize your fall hat— we used an assortment of feathers and a colorful butterfly pin! Custom fedora hat with metallic spray paint Once you’ve finished adding embellishments, your fall hat is ready to wear! This custom fedora hat is perfect for autumn, but will look stunning no matter the season!Create your own custom fedora hat with COLORSHOT! Show us your colorful seasonal style and tag us on social media @mycolorshot!

Moody Furniture Makeover: Spray Painted Mantel with COLORSHOT

Looking for an easy way to change up your space? Use COLORSHOT for a moody furniture makeover! This interior design trend brings dark, moody color into your home for an elegant vibe that’s perfect for the darker fall and winter months. This tutorial will teach you how to spray paint a mantel with COLORSHOT in Black Tie Affair for a sleek satin finish. Get ready to transform your space with sophisticated style— deep, earthy colors will pair perfectly with a trendy fireplace mantel idea like this! What you need: COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paints (This project uses Black Tie Affair) Mantel Drop cloth or protective surface cover Painter’s tape (optional)COLORSHOT in Black Tie Affair Select which color of spray paint you’d like to use for this fireplace mantel idea. For this moody furniture makeover trend, we’re using Black Tie Affair – a deep shade of black with a sleek satin finish. Depending on the size of your mantel, you might need more than two cans of COLORSHOT! Set up your workspace Make sure you have enough room to paint this fireplace mantel idea! If you can’t remove the mantel, protect the surrounding area from overspray with a drop cloth and painter’s tape. Otherwise, set up your workspace and get ready for this furniture makeover trend by placing the mantel onto a drop cloth in a well-ventilated area. Apply the first coat of paint Shake the can of spray paint well for at least one minute. Hold can upright 6"-10" from surface and spray in smooth, even strokes. Apply a second coat of paint This moody fireplace mantel idea will need at least two coats of paint. Once the first coat of paint has dried to the touch, apply a second coat of spray paint. Allow the spray paint to cure completely for 24 hours. Reassemble and display your mantel Reassemble your mantel and admire your DIY furniture makeover! This striking black fireplace mantel idea adds a dramatic flair to any space.What other furniture makeover trends will you DIY with COLORSHOT? Show us how you’re using spray paint to customize your space and tag us on social media @mycolorshot!

DIY Barbie Décor: Upcycled Pink Dresser

Pink goes with everything! This upcycled pink dresser is giving major Barbie vibes— perfect for anyone who wants to bring their Dreamhouse to life! Learn how to give used furniture a pretty pink makeover with this tutorial from Lauren Quigley Creations. It’s easy to create your own Barbie décor when you have COLORSHOT! What you need: COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paints (This project uses Farmer’s Daughter, Emoji, and Treasure Chest) COLORSHOT White Primer COLORSHOT Clear Sealer Gloss Gold glitter acrylic paint (optional) Dresser Protective surface cover SandpaperPrepare the dresser for spray painting Begin your Barbie décor DIY by preparing your dresser to be spray painted. Set up your work area in a well-ventilated area with a protective surface cover to protect from overspray. Remove any hardware, then lightly sand the dresser for maximum spray paint adhesion. Clean the dresser to remove any dust or debris, then use COLORSHOT White Primerto create a solid white base. Apply pink spray paint to the dresser Once the primer has dried to the touch, begin painting your pink dresser! COLORSHOT in Farmer’s Daughter is the perfect shade of pink for this Barbie décor. Shake the can well for at least 1 minute and spray in smooth, even strokes. Allow the paint to dry to the touch and apply additional coats as desired. Once you’re done painting the dresser, use COLORSHOT Clear Sealer Gloss for a shiny finish. Prime and spray paint the hardware The hardware on this pink dresser gets a colorful makeover, too! Clean and prime the hardware, then apply a coat of COLORSHOT in Emoji to add a fun pop of color to your Barbie décor. Allow the paint to dry to the touch. Apply metallic spray paint to the hardware Apply a light coat of COLORSHOT in Treasure Chest to give the hardware a subtle, metallic gold shine. This will tone down the bright yellow into a shimmery mustard color. Allow to dry completely. Pink dresser with COLORSHOT Spray Paint Use gold glitter acrylic paint to add sparkling accents to the pink dresser if desired. Reassemble the dresser and attach the newly painted hardware, then your DIY Barbie décor is ready to use!We love how playful this pink dresser looks! What other Barbie-inspired décor will you create with COLORSHOT? Show us what you’re spray painting and tag us on social media @mycolorshot!