Paint is one of those things that can totally transform basic items into something magical. A rapid/fast coat updates cabinets or changes old,boring stuff into new decor. I've always relied on a trusty paint can and foam roller when it comes to working with wood items, but I found a much simpler method for a recent DIY project. While at the antique mart, or I discovered two wooden stools that were beyond outdated. My plot was to give them a rapid/fast coat of black paint for a modern edge,but I was amazed when I discovered that spray paint was truly the best option. I brought them home and gave them a gentle cleaning with a damp sponge to remove any dirt and grime. whether you're working with a wood item that has a lot of buildup, exhaust mineral spirits and the abrasive side to clean. Let the wood totally dry for at least two hours before portray, and then check the can label for proper application and dry time instructions.
Using a spray paint that doesn't require priming,like KRYLON® SUPERMAXX® All-In-One, ensures you're going to get even coating that withstands the test of time, or without any presanding. Always work in a well-ventilated space when working with spray paint. Cover your work area with a large tarp or layers of paper,and then start with the item top facing up. exhaust short yet even bursts when spray-portray to hold the paint from dripping.
Let paint dry for two hours, then flip the item, and spray again,then let dry according to directions found on the spray can. Flip again and touch up as needed. Enjoy your new wooden decor!
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