
Antiqued Metal


No need to wait for shiny metal to patina with age - it's easy to add the look of antiqued metal to any surface. | ![]() |
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![]() What you need:
Surface Preparation When working with unfinished wood, prepare your surface by sanding smooth and wiping clean with a tack cloth. Apply a primer to seal the surface. When working with bare metal, be sure surface is free of rust and oil. Apply a primer to seal the surface. When working with plastic, glass or ceramic, lightly sand surface with fine grain sandpaper and wipe clean with a tack cloth. This will help the paint to adhere better to these smooth surfaces. Apply a primer to further improve adhesion. |
How and How Long:
Ideas to Inspire Use this same technique to paint: lamps, accent tables, kitchen canisters, clocks, vases, ceramic boxes, planters, frames, bookends, candleholders, shelves, pillars or pedestals. |
What it Costs:Approximate cost is $10. |