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Spray paint is a great DIY tool, but sometimes it gets on places you didn't intend. These methods can help you get spray paint off concrete when accidents occur.

Learn how to get a high gloss finish on wood furniture with spray paint. Achieve the Chinoiserie Lacquered Furniture look for less.

Easy DIY Paint Can Shaker. Never Shake Spray Paint Again!!!: Never shake spray paint again!!! In this video I show you the best and easiest way to shake a spray paint can by converting a commonly used power tool. I convert the reciprocating (sawzall) saw and a clamp into this magical devise. You may have seen…

Our best spray can tips for getting your project done right.

Create a custom look for any books using spray paint and a stencil! This detailed tutorial will walk you through my tips and tricks to spray book edges perfectly so you can customize your bookshelf!

I might be biased but I do think everything is cuter in miniature including these mini spray paint ornaments. Part of the mini tool tree ornament collection these spray paint cans are fairly simple to make. I first shared these ornaments last Fall on Instagram: And they finally made it onto the mini tool tree... Read more

I discovered a cool trick this week & I had to come here on the blog & share it with you guys. It was kind of a super random product that I tried out that I was actually shocked that worked. I was on Amazon one night browsing & I came across & HAD to give it a try. I thought it would probably end up in the garage somewhere & filed under 'things that don't work' or under 'things Liz can't do'. You see there are a ton of products I try or projects that fail that I never

You can easily change the look of your cut crystal or glass pieces with spray paint. Make an old-fashioned piece look new again!

Spray paint and spray finishes can be a DIYers best friend, but if you don't have an outdoor space or the weather's not cooperating, it can be tough to get the…

Organizing a garage isn't a one-size-fits-all project, so we've compiled some of our best garage storage ideas. Check out these tips to find ways to make your garage more organized and better to use.

When you’re tackling a DIY furniture project or giving new life to old items, you can rely on Krylon COLORmaxx Spray Paint. Keep this all-purpose spray paint to keep on hand with your DIY supplies or in any craft, art or tool kit. This fast dry spray paint delivers adhesion, durability and rust protection, and can be used for a wide variety of indoor and outdoor projects for new color or touch up. Use it for any surface as it offers adhesion on a variety of surfaces, including: wood, metal, wicker, most plastics, paper mache, glass, plaster/ceramic, fabric and paper. It can be used as a wood spray paint, glass spray paint metal spray paint and much more. A spray paint primer and color in one, Krylon COLORmaxx has added rust protection, dries to the touch in 20 minutes or less and is dry to handle in 1 hour. Recoat window is within 4 hours or after 48 hours. The spray any way capabilities mean it can be sprayed from any angle, and the spray paint can features a big button spray tip. One 12 oz. aerosol spray paint can cover up to 25 sq. feet.\n\nKrylon spray paint has been trusted by consumers since 1947. COLORmaxx features the widest color offering in the Krylon product family to help restore, refresh and recolor any project. With Krylon, today we spray. \n\nApplication conditions: best results when temperatures are 55 to 75 degrees and humidity is below 60%. Applying outside this range may impact finish. Clean up with a lacquer thinner.

If you're one of those people who are interested in how others live, then the 'Weird Homes That Just Need To Be Shared' Facebook group is the perfect place for you to visit. With 191.7K members, it is dedicated to celebrating the quirkiest and most unconventional houses and apartments around the world. From creepy attics to retro kitchens, these folks have it all.

With just a spray paint can and some stencils, Canadian street artist Peter Gibson, aka Roadsworth, transforms all kinds of regular street markings into

This is an authentic spray paint texture set, which contains three high resolution textures. This texture set is perfect for be used across both print and digital artwork. This texture was a pleasure to recreate, and I hope you enjoy the texture in very own projects. Preview Download

Artist Lei Xue sculpts and paints porcelain cans by hand. Each of her can sculptures is rendered in the style of Mind Dynasty vessels and wares.

Airless paint sprayers are by far the most efficient way to paint. Learn more about how to use and the best techniques here.

Airless paint sprayers are by far the most efficient way to paint. Learn more about how to use and the best techniques here.

Making your Formica counter tops into trendy counter tops for 200.00 is a dream come true! Preparation is key! Scrub counters, sand them clean & smooth. Use t…

Learn how to spray paint indoors without making a mess! Use these simple tips to spray furniture and DIY projects inside without getting paint everywhere!

Vasari Lime Paint is made from natural lime, limestone, powdered marble, pigments and eco-friendly binders. It can take on the same properties as our lime-based plasters. It can be brushed, rolled, sponged or sprayed. Used on walls, ceilings, plaster, brick, stone and more. It can be applied with texture or made perfectly smooth. It can cover most pre-existing texture, like orange peel, and can even be troweled. There's nothing like it. Truly. It can be applied in a variety of ways with subtle or dramatic movement. Lime Paint can be thinned with water to make a lime wash that can be used as a translucent finish for endless creative applications. Our Lime Paint is unmatched in beauty, longevity, ease of use, ease of maintenance and environmental health benefits. It's endlessly versatile in styles and colors and perfect for any architectural design. Made from natural lime and powdered marble Matte or burnished to a medium sheen Low to medium color variation For interiors and exteriors Brushed, rolled or sprayed Coverage: 250-300 SQ FT per 1 coat (2 coats recommended) CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s)

I had this old Galvanized trash can (almost like the one I have shown here) which I stored my small stash of firewood for our nightly fires in my fire pit. So…

I've become a bit of a connoisseur for dollar store hacks. Here are 100+ of the best ones that are simply ingenious!

-- Geometric fade stencil -- Where you see the black are the cut out parts of the stencil --This stencil can be used for a wide range of uses, from bleachdying or screen printing on clothes to wall art! -- Made from resusable flexable and washable clear mylar -- Simply spray paint, use a paint roller or a stencil brush over the stencil for great results! -- I offer multiple sixes, if you need any of variation please message me and ill see what I can do :) Thanks for looking!

When using ceiling or wall spray paint, the easiest way to apply it is to use a handheld airless sprayer. The job calls for extensive masking and other prep work, but the actual spraying goes very quickly. Here's how to get the job done like a pro.

-- cloud pattern stencil -- Where you see the black are the cut out parts of the stencil --This stencil can be used for a wide range of uses, from bleachdying or screen printing on clothes to wall art! -- Made from resusable flexable and washable clear mylar -- Simply spray paint, use a paint roller or a stencil brush over the stencil for great results! -- I offer multiple sixes, if you need any of variation please message me and ill see what I can do :) Thanks for looking!

Both spray painting and brush painting provide beautiful furniture finishes. The best method varies by the project and intended finish.

You can use this large-format Camo stencil for creating patterns on trucks, boats, wood surfaces, duck blinds, deer blinds, walls, floors and fabrics.

if I told you that I found a fabulous mirror on the FaceBook Marketplace and it's the entire reason I decided to spray-paint my bathroom faucets? It's true! Mirrors are trouble!!!! LOL!

We’ve dabbled in our fair share of wall art here at Brit + Co. From shoeboxes to tulle to the love-liest chalkboard clock around, we’re always looking for the next good hack on decorating our space. Today’s collection of wall art is part of our DIY Basics series and each piece takes less than 10 minutes to make. Win!

It's been almost two years since my husband built me this amazing paint booth in our garage. It is one of my favorite ever DIY projects. It makes painting so much easier than it was outdoors. Being able to contain the paint dust to a small area is wonderful! We are very blessed to have a garage that is 40 feet deep. It allows us a to have a workshop, a paint booth, storage for all of our junk (my husband probably says it's all my junk), (but I call all that stuff "my treasures"), and we still have enough room to park both of our cars. I used to paint furniture by hand with just a brush and or roller, which takes forever! For smaller items I would use a can of spray paint in our back yard (where often half of the paint would spray into the wind and then dust and bugs would fly into the paint) which was a major pain! After getting the idea for a paint booth from my dads workshop, my husband (did I mention he is amazing?) built me this paint booth in our garage. He used thick painters plastic for the walls, 2" x 2" wood strips to fasten the plastic to the ceiling across the top and also wood strips stapled at the bottom of each side (plastic sheet) to weight them down... Then Duck brand duct tape was wrapped onto the edges of the plastic to reinforce the edges. We then added Velcro (sticky back) down the side edges (on top of the duct tape) to seam/stick the edges together for when the booth is in use (sealing in the dust). The Velcro easily pulls apart for entrance and exit to the booth. We put a large canvas painters tarp on the floor (to protect it from the paint mess). When the booth is not in use the sides can be rolled up and tied to the ceiling to get it out of the way. In this next picture you can see how well the Velcro holds the corners together which keeps the paint over-spray (paint dust) from getting all over the garage. The paint booth measures 10 feet wide by 10 feet across and also has a 10 foot high ceiling. The area has good overhead lighting which makes the space great for painting any time day or night. (So now in the middle of the night, when insomnia kicks in and I can't sleep I can just get up and paint... hehe). The first piece we painted in the booth is this old small oak round table (which was ugly golden oak from about the 80's). A coat of paint and it already looks so much better! I must say that spray painting without the outdoor breeze blowing my paint away makes it so so so much easier! And I no longer waste half of my paint. The paint booth is built around the side door of the garage which is great because when the weather is nice (which is almost always as we live in Southern California) I can open the door for some fresh air (ventilation of the paint fumes). Note: When spraying paint we always wear a mask (protective gear) so not to breath the fumes. Also we open the side door for ventilation whenever the wind isn't blowing. Rope is used on each edge to tie up the sides of the booth when it is not in use (see below). Since we added the paint booth to our garage we have painted dozens and dozens of items in it. Some with a spray gun and some with cans of spray paint. Both work wonderfully in the booth and I'm loving it! Until next time, Happy decorating!