Sentences with phrase «of white spray paint»

I purchases all of the flower pots at the dollar store and gave them a quick coat of white spray paint which gave them a cohesive look.

With a can of white spray paint in hand she turned her table decorations into something....

A little bit of white spray paint made them «pop».

The frame received a light coat of spray primer and then a few coats of white spray paint with a satin sheen.

Can you tell me the brand and type of white spray paint you used?

It was a garage sale find for a few dollars and gets a fresh coat of white spray paint every few years.

After everything was set and holding well, I took the bucket outside and gave it a coat of white spray paint from Rustoleum's American Heirloom line in white.

The base is a large grapevine wreath that I spray painted with one coat of gold spray paint, and a thin coat of white spray paint over the top.

In this space, an old door found in a burn pile was paired with a vintage gate — reclaimed from a dump and brightened up with a mist of white spray paint.

At one point, I started distressing the edges and later decided that wasn't the look I was going for and gave it a coat of white spray paint which solved all my problems.

· Sanded down the chairs and used the opportunity to use up random half empty cans of white spray paint as a quick base coat.

I'm staring down (with a can of white spray paint in hand) all the dark oil rubbed bronze stuff I collected only a few years ago.

To do this, I gave the pumpkins and oak leaves a light coat of white spray paint.

I reused vintage chairs I had and gave them a fresh coat of white spray paint and paired them with this bench & driftwood stained outdoor table.

a can of white spray paint to freshen up an old wicker loveseat I received as a hand - me - down last year.

I gave my owl a quick coat of white spray paint and he looks pretty much like the Anthro owl, doesn't he?!

How to create a DIY romantic lace mirror For this issue's project of the month, managing editor and resident crafter Catherine Therrien takes a basic mirror and lends it a soft, romantic touch by simply laying a piece of lace fabric over the surface and giving it a light coat of white spray paint.

But after you give it a couple coats of white spray paint, you love it so much that it makes it worth the effort...

I took a can of spray primer to it, and then a can of white spray paint, and now she has a cute little squirrel trinket box!

Since it was so close to the color of the shelf, we decided to give the bottom a coat of white spray paint.

:p My house is a dark cave, and I am sick of it... so I bought a can of white spray paint, and am busy lightening everything I can get my hands on.

A can of white spray paint, some tiny seashells and voila!

In this example, we chose to use a couple of coats of white spray paint and then sand it down to give it a more rustic and distressed look.

Just gave it a few coats of white spray paint.

First up, after a quick wipedown to remove any dust or dirt, we set all the frames out on a drop cloth, sans glass, and gave them a few good coats of white spray paint.

$ 70 for the 2 RASTs $ 20 for curtains $ 30 for drawer pulls $ 10 for brushes $ 5 for sanding paper and wood fill $ 5 for a can of white spray paint (I actually used primer) $ 15 for the stain $ 20 for Polycrylic $ 10 for craft iron $ 10 for chevron paper

I added a fresh coat of white spray paint and then dry brushed some brown paint on it to give it a bit of a distressed look.

Out came the trusty can of white spray paint and after two coats on each one, I now had some great neutral stocking hangers for the mantle.