Once dry you can distress or apply a glaze to transform mismatched items. If you want to apply a paint technique to spray painted items, use Rust-Oleum 2X in a flat or satin finish. Rust-Oleum Ultra Cover 2X comes in a range of gorgeous colours and you can use a selection of pastel or bold colours to spray paint old plastic or metal chairs for a satin or gloss finish. A couple of light coats are all that's required. Make sure the piece is clean before you spray and then place on newspaper to catch any overspray. Rust-Oleum Ultra Cover 2X on metal or plastic, which means it's easy to makeover secondhand finds like this gorgeous chandelier that was painted with Rust-Oleum 2X in satin lagoon. Rust-Oleum Universal in your choice of finish. Rust-Oleum Rust Stripper, mask of those areas not being painted, and then apply two light, even coats of To restore metal fittings, remove any traces of rust beforehand with Rust-Oleum Universal in oil-rubbed bronze.
Make outdoor fittings and lighting look good again with a coat or two of Remove any hardware and sand down the drawers, wiping clean before taking outdoors to spray on a couple of light, even coats. Rust-Oleum Ultra Cover 2X in heirloom white. All you need to do is give the base a good clean and wipe dry before spraying.īecause you can use Rust-Oleum on wood, it's a great way to transform an old fashioned chest of drawers using Rust-Oleum Universal Hammered in silver shows how easy it is to transform a dated hand-me-down into a modern lamp. You can paint almost anything with Rust-Oleum and for this lamp makeover Here are some projects that use Rust-Oleum spray paint to get those creative juices flowing. Rust-Oleum is not your average spray paint, far from it, and you need to grab a can or two from your local Builders Warehouse to give it at try and see for yourself. I have used it for so many projects here on Home-Dzine. Uses for Rust-Oleum spray paints You know I love Rust-Oleum spray paint.
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