Sentences with phrase «oops paint»

I also found this can of $ 4 oops paint while we were there so I picked it up and thought if it sucks, it is only $ 4, we spend that at Cold Stone Creamery for one dish of deliciousness.

Believe it or not, the wall color was oops paint from Home Depot!

I followed that up with accents of the oops paint.

First, I created my own chalk paint from a sample of OOPS paint from Home Depot.

I must admit, the first time I saw this color in the store (I bought some oops paint).

They can resell it as oops paint.

I look for bargains on cabinets, vanities, oops paint, tile and other items when I am putting in an offer on a property and use my home equity line to make a cash offer to close immediately.

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I love, love, love buying the oops paints.

Not exact matches

I usually buy» oops» paint that people have returned and then depending on color I add the acrylic craft paint from the dollor store.

Oops, I was scrolling back through the comments and lo and behold someone had asked the same question about how long to wait between the last coat of chalk paint and polycrylic.

In the scenario he paints, construction costs nibble into the academic budget (oops, there goes the reading specialist), the school leader's attention is diverted, and those additional kids change the school's carefully crafted culture.

Think of Frank Stella's stated desire «to keep the paint as good as it was in the can,» or Houston artist Joseph Cohen's exclusive reliance on reclaimed «oops» paints that have been returned to home - improvement stores to make his abstractions.

Oops, I was scrolling back through the comments and lo and behold someone had asked the same question about how long to wait between the last coat of chalk paint and polycrylic.

I would love to put the money towards a slip cover for our sofa - we currently have a large white paint stain after a calamity that involved turning our sofa upside down and accidentally pushing a can of paint over while moving it... oops!

I immediately saturated the «oops» spot with water, rubbed lightly with a dishrag and continued to put more water on the area until the purple paint was all removed.

Melissa, you have no idea how comforting it is to know that I am not alone in the painting «oops» department.

He's pretty much furious at me everytime he goes in the kitchen and has now banned me from painting anything else — oops!

The paint on my walls is from an oops 5 gallon bucket we found at WalMart of all places..

sorry Layla... after checking with my hubby it was actually Cabot solid color stain in barn red... oops We bought it at a paint store that sold BM and Cabot.

I usually buy» oops» paint that people have returned and then depending on color I add the acrylic craft paint from the dollor store.

Since the little nook I owned in the UK was such a strange shape, I guess I would ask her to paint our «oops - bought - at - the - top - of - the - market» California home.

When I tried to use it to «age» some picture frames — it removed the spray paint I was trying to age - oops!

amy this basement has come so far, it looks so good and the cabinet paint jobs are awesome lucky break on the oops... they do separate the room from the hang - out space and the utilitarian area very well i like what you have done....

The more you know — cue rainbow sparkle star: Did you know that if you spray paint them and leave them in the rain (oops), they'll close back up?