Sentences with phrase «white spray paint so»

I even transformed a few thrift store ceramic pitchers with white spray paint so I would have enough to fill the hutch.

Not exact matches

I wasn't sure to paint them metallic silver or white so at the end I went with a glossy Valspar White Spray white so at the end I went with a glossy Valspar White Spray White Spray Paint

My basement is so dark I would love to spray paint the whole thing white and do cabinets in this yellow and all the shelving.

I haven't read other comments so this may have been suggested already, but it would look gorgeous spray painted white and antiqued!

But the price was right and they were final sale so I did what I had to do: set up shop in our garage this past weekend, spray painted them a glossy white, lost ten million brain cells in the process, and tied a navy tassel around the drawer pull as a little finishing touch.

Place the cards into 4 X 6 picture frames (My picture frames were wood, so I first spray painted them white).

I bought the two side tables, vase, and mirror for less than $ 50 and then spray painted them black so they would fit with the black and white theme.

The shelf over the toilet had been painted before and it was dark, too, so I found Linen White chalk paint spray and fixed that old shelf right up!

These look fantastic in white so I definately applaud the spray paint!

The background of the entire piece needed to be white so I gave it a coat of glossy white spray paint.

Or you might spray paint over the advertising so students have a white surface to write and draw on.

So my dad kindly hauled it out here in a trailer along with a bunch of other items he was hauling to their house out here in Arizona, and my mom and I spray painted it white when it got here and my dad reinforced it in the back with a metal mending plate where the crack was.

The old watering can looked pretty rough, so I spray painted it white and added a few bright red impatiens and some trailing greens.

I don't collect real milk glass but I found out last year that you can spray stuff with white appliance paint and make it LOOK like milk glass (to an untrained eye) so I am always on the lookout for stuff to spray paint to add to my faux collection..

I just found you and I took spray paint everything white and it looks so much nicer.

I found that it was difficult to paint after inserting the screws, so I used white spray paint instead of regular paint.

So I am spray painting my kitchen cabinets with white Rustoleum semi-gloss spray paint.

I want to paint my window sills white and get rid of the» 90's look and update baseboards as well, I was wondering if you painted your windows with a paint brush, or did you spray them with a paint sprayer so they didn't have paint brush lines?

A little bit of gold spray paint on the stems and white chalk paint on the rest and they became the base of so much of my Fall decor!

So she got taped up and spray painted a gorgeous glossy white!

It was the right width (we need to be able to open that ceiling vent up there to change the air filter), but it wasn't the right finish, so when I got home from the store I hit the base with a little white spray primer and a little white spray paint...

My local Home Depot did not have white planters, so I bought three different size plastic planters that I spray painted first with flat white paint.

I really didn't feel like getting out my paint brushes, sander & primer and doing the whole messy ordeal, so I grabbed a couple of cans of Heirloom White Rust - oleum spray paint from Home Depot.

: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.

So I painted them white and then added mounting brackets on the edges, which I spray painted copper, to customize them for a more unique look.

-LSB-...] loved the white mirror that I spray painted and used on my fall mantel so I knew that would stay.

So I picked up a couple of rather colorful pieces of faux coral from the local pet store and gave them a spray - painted, white makeover.

For this project I wanted to begin with a white base so a day earlier I spray - painted the tray and handles white but this step is optional.

I took my original candlestick (you can see it in this post), gave it a very rough coat of Heirloom White spray paint (that I did on a very windy cold day so it looks totally horrible) and sanded it down:

After all that spraying, it still had some faded spots so at that point I did a brushed on coat of white Annie Sloan paint to try and get more coverage.

The two main centerpieces are just candlesticks that I have had forever (okay, not forever, but they were a wedding gift, so over ten years), that I spray painted white.