Sentences with phrase «with rustoleum»

After stripping off the fabric and taking all those staples off, I spray painted the chair legs with Rustoleum - HeirloomWhite and proceeded with the preparation for reupholstering: using a seam ripper I took apart pieces that were sewn together; ironed the old pieces which served as a pattern and sewed the piping (reused the existing one).

This time we painted it with Rustoleum Chalk paint in Charcoal and I really love the contrast.

Stained with Rustoleum's Weathered Gray and Minwax's Provincial Upholstered Round Back Side Chairs — World Market Slipcovered End Chairs — Lee Industries (about 7 or 8 years ago) Bench — We built it as an ottoman for our living room - you can read more about it here Runner — Pottery Barn Wood Serving Piece on Table — Heritage Lace Cake Stand — Birch Lane Little Plates — Pier 1 years ago Water Goblets — Birch Lane Sideboard — Found at a Consingment Shop and Painted in Paris Gray (I think... it's been a few years) Planter (filled with hydrangeas)-- Wayfair Mirror — Soft Surroundings White Beaded Dishes — Milford Square Dishes from Birch Lane Cream Throw covering Bench — HomeGoods Plaid Throw — Joss and Main Lamp — HomeGoods years ago Gold Flatware — Birch Lane Copper Mug — All Modern Salted Caramel Spoon — HomeGoods

I took the print out of the black frame and spray painted it with Rustoleum Oil Rubbed Bronze primer and paint.

Sources: Sofa — Wayfair Rug — Wayfair Tufted Upholstered Chairs — Wayfair White Slipcovered Chairs — Ikea Lamps beside white chairs — HomeSense Gold Stool Tables beside white chairs — Walmart Baskets beside white chairs — HomeSense Velvet Pillows on Sofa — HomeSense Floral Lumbar Pillow — Made with Fabric from Tonic Living Blue floral pillows on white chairs — HomeSense White fringed pillows on tufted chairs — Wayfair Throw blanket on tufted chair — Wayfair Large Mirror — Urban Barn Art behind Sofa — Minted Light Fixture — Wayfair Octagonal main coffee table — Craigslist find painted with Benjamin Moore Aegean Teal Tray on coffee table — HomeSense Aqua / Mint flower bucket — Ikea Small blue side coffee table — Thrift store find painted with Rustoleum Serenity Blue White shelves beside fireplace — Wayfair Large Driftwood Star — Birch Lane Blue glass oversized vases on fireplace — HomeSense Farmhouse Candle Holders on fireplace — Walmart X-stool — DIY project (details coming soon) Faux greenery and floral blooms — Michaels Curtains — DIY project using Premier Prints fabric (tutorial here) Blinds — Blindster (details here)

1: Spray paint deer head with Rustoleum Hammered Silver spray paint (or whatever color you choose but I recommend a gloss to get the resin or metallic look).

Then I took all my «leaves» out to the garage, spread them out, and sprayed them front and back with Rustoleum American Accents Bright Metallic Gold spray paint.

Every spring I have to touch up some spots with Rustoleum paint, but then it looks great!

I then stained the boards with Rustoleum wood stain in weathered gray.

Stained with Rustoleum's Weathered Gray and Minwax's Provincial Upholstered Round Back Side Chairs — World Market Slipcovered End Chairs — Lee Industries (about 7 or 8 years ago) Brown Pillows — Heritage Lace Faux Cowhide Pillows — World Market Bench — We built it as an ottoman for our living room - you can read more about it here Runner — Pottery Barn Wood Serving Piece on Table — Heritage Lace Cake Stand — Birch Lane Cloche — EtuHome Little Plates — Pier 1 years ago Water Goblets — Birch Lane Sideboard — Found at a Consingment Shop and Painted in Paris Gray (I think... it's been a few years) Planter (filled with hydrangeas)-- Wayfair Mirror — Soft Surroundings White Beaded Dishes — Milford Square Dishes from Birch Lane Cream Throw covering Bench — HomeGoods Plaid Throw — Joss and Main Lamp — HomeGoods years ago Gold Flatware — Birch Lane Copper Mug — All Modern Salted Caramel Spoon — HomeGoods Faux Pumpkin — HomeGoods

No matter what option you choose, it's a little time consuming but the result is worth it and I really am pleased with Rustoleum's Cabinet Transformations» results.

If you decide to go with a darker hardware I have had a lot of success with Rustoleum oil rubbed bronze spray paint.

Some other bloggers have posted good results with the Rustoleum Cabinet Transformations (Centsational Girl Kate did her guest home kitchen).

We sanded everything down with 220 grit until it was as smooth as you can possibly imagine, and then stained with Rustoleum Dark Walnut.

Therefore, I ordered these in a sort of brushed bronze finish and spray painted them with Rustoleum flat white paint.

I chose to paint the box frame with Rustoleum's «Seaside Green» leftover from this laundry room drying rack I made last summer.

Other options: Stain it with Minwax stain, leave it natural and clear coat it with Rustoleum Clear Matte Spray Paint, or embellish it with a stencil from Royal Design Studios

and painted them with Rustoleum Metallic spray paint in Pure Gold to match some super sleek square knobs I found for the top drawer.

I probably shouldn't even tell you but 3 coats took 1.5 hours and looks SO MUCH BETTER than my cabinets that I did with the Rustoleum.

We were going to sand and paint the subfloor, but then we decided to cover it with Rustoleum's Restore.

Hi There, we spray painted a brass bed frame with rustoleum gloss protective enamel and it still smells 2 weeks later.

Once the primer dried, I painted the lamp with Rustoleum Gloss Protective Enamel spray paint in Sunrise Red.

I started with a Rustoleum color Aqua, but it was a bit too dark and intense.

I had a good experience taping off and painting some accent tiles white with Rustoleum Tub & Tile epoxy paint, even in a shower.

I hadn't thought to paint it with Rustoleum.

The assortment of picture frames I picked up from thrift stores or garage sales and spray painted them with Rustoleum or Krylon's metallic gold.

I've had good luck with rustoleum cabinet transformations.

I have sanded it and repainted with rustoleum just to keep it from rusting further.

Go to youtube and look at the videos that show people doing their cars with Rustoleum.

They were all slightly different colors so I spray painted them with Rustoleum's Oil Rubbed Bronze spray paint.

The mini pallet is too cute Angela @ Simply Beautiful By Angela recently posted... Repainting the Cabinets with Rustoleum Cabinet Transformations — Part 1

Then I goldified (yep, totally a word) the vase with Rustoleum's gold metallic spray paint.

I remember that is started out gold, but I spray painted it with Rustoleum's Metallic Oil Rubbed Bronze paint.

I'm seriously obsessed with Rustoleum lately.

Once the primer dried, I painted the lamp with Rustoleum Gloss Protective Enamel spray paint in Sunrise Red.

After spray painting the hardware with Rustoleum gold spray paint (affiliate link), I tackled the studs on the back.

Today, I've painted my books with Rustoleum's Chalked Paint in Linen.

I've had mixed results with Rustoleum and found it discolored some of the paint colors.

Once they were finished, I laid them out on a dropcloth and sprayed them with Rustoleum Metallic Champagne Mist.

Not exact matches

Well, I can't be doing that with those small pieces and can't get rustoleum here: (So how does the paint stay on yours?

To keep a bright white color I seal chalk paint with matte clear spray coating by rustoleum.

After speaking with a few different people, I tried the Rustoleum crystal clear you mentioned above.

I love chalk paint and have always sealed with the wax before [like you said «I didn't know I had A choice] Today I started chalk painting my kitchen cabinets, I'm using the rustoleum chalky paint for the first time rather then AS.

I later covered the bubble foil with cardboard, and some thin wood sheets that I guess is some kind of cheap wood wall paneling of some sort, (IDK) which I painted a beautiful shimmery metallic purple that resulted from accidentally spilling two tiny cans of pink and silver rustoleum.

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

We painted our pink countertops with the $ 20 rustoleum countertop paint (http://chrislovesjulia.blogspot.com/2012/01/things-you-should-know-if-you-decide-to.html) while we save up for a full on kitchen reno this year.

I did an armoire with it, but when I went to work on the dresser, I just used Rustoleum flat black and went over it with Annie Sloan wax that was left over....

Omg obsessed with the faucets!!!!!! Rustoleum for the win, gf!!!

I used oil rubbed bronze paint from Rustoleum and then hit the edges with some bronze rub and buff.

Last time I left off with my kitchen cabinets was in June, we were heading off for our vacation and I had just finished painting the last coat on the cabinets after my Rustoleum Cabinet Transformations failure.