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Spray Paint Cabinet Hardware for a High-End Look
Giving your cabinets a high-end vibe doesn’t mean you have to take on a new construction project; hardware alone makes a huge difference! Brianna Brown will inspire you to give the hardware you already have a brand-new look with COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint. What you need: COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint – desired color - Protective surface cover - Fine-grit sandpaper - Tools for removing hardwareCabinet hardware before photo Cabinet hardware is a small detail that makes a BIG impact in any room. Save yourself some extra cash and use spray paint to help create the look you want! Lightly sand shiny hardware before painting First remove all hardware from your cabinets. For shiny hardware like this laundry bar, you’ll want to lightly sand it with fine-grit sandpaper to give the spray paint some texture to grip onto. Spray several light coats of spray paint Working in a well-ventilated area, spray several light coats of spray paint onto the hardware, letting dry between coats. Avoid trying to knock it out with one heavy coat, because you could end up with drips and color pooling. Spray paint your accessories too And while you’re at it, you might as well paint some new accent pieces to go with your hardware! Reattach hardware once cured Once the fixtures have completely cured after spray painting, it’s time to reattach them to your cabinets. Then sit back and enjoy your new high-end look; and while you’re at it, give yourself a pat on the back for saving money too! (We think you should treat yourself to a vacay from housework with all of that cash you saved.) Spray paint cabinet hardware with COLORSHOT How are you upgrading your hardware with COLORSHOT? Tag us on social @mycolorshot and share your paint projects with us!
How To Make Glow Dimensional Paint Bracelets
All you need is Tulip Dimensional Paint in bold neon glow-in-the-dark colors, some string, and popsicle sticks to make bracelets that stand out during the day and light up the night! Step 1 Cut a piece of wax or parchment paper large enough to work on, then cut 3 pieces of floss or string the same length for each dimensional paint bracelet you’re going to make. Tip: first measure your arm or your child’s arm to see how much length of string you’ll need to comfortably fit around your/their wrist. Tape the strands in place on your parchment paper. Step 2 Use the Dimensional Paints to create your bracelets! Apply the paint directly onto the string. Here it was started with a thick section of paint along the string to create a base for the bracelets. Step 3 You can add lots of different colored paint dots onto your base. Step 4 Or you can get creative with zigzags, squiggles and other designs. Try new things and have fun experimenting! Step 5 Once you are happy with your bracelet designs, let them dry completely. This could take more than a few hours depending on the thickness of your paint and the climate where you live. Once they are dry, simply peel them off of your parchment paper and they’re ready to wear!
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