Armed with only a roll of painters tape and a can of spray paint, the DIY home projects are endless. Check out a few of my favorite, very creative uses for spray paint. Did you know that you could spray paint upholstery?
1. Runway to Remodel: Nautical Striped Chair How To
2. Before & After: Transforming Lamps with Spraypaint
3. How To: Use Upholstery Spray Paint
Read on for the full list...
4. DIY Decor: Secondhand Spray Painted Plates
5. Laure's Project #1: Why Spraypaint is your Friend
6. Before & After: Bringing New Life to Old Drawers
7. Runway to Remodel: Nautical Striped Chair How To
8. Before & After: Kerri's Credenza Makeover
9. Before & After: Spray Painted Chevron Carpet
10. Hot or Not: Spray Painted Chandeliers
This list really runs the gamut: carpet, furniture, fixtures, and more... what other DIY creative spray paint projects have you completed?
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Ever tried finger painting? It's the most creative thing, you know!
Great, I think I'll try the chandelier idea.
I took an old silverware basket from a dishwasher, spray-painted it a bright yellow to match our outdoor furniture, and it became a great plasticware/condiment caddy for our outside table.
I love spray paint. I am spraying all the mats for the photos in my hallway with gloss paint. They look like vinyl! I think there is something spraypainted in about every room of my house. I'm kinda eager to try the upholstery paint though...I have an ugly couch that could use a touch up
i'm planning on spraying some end tables. thinking about a glossy black. i've never done it before. is there a go to brand? or anyone have any recommendations?
When I get bored of stuff I always give them a coat of paint to rework the. there is bascially nothing that can't be painted as long as you buy the right type for your job. Mae go to a good local hardware store (not a big box if you can avoid it) and take the advice of the paint person at the store. Personally, I love Krylon Fusion for plastic, Rustoleum for metal and for wood I gnerally use brush on paint, but there are plenty of sray paints for wood as well. Just apply multiple thin coats to avoid a messy finish!
Darn, I wish AT had a post editing function...I always see the spelling errors too late!
I know it's not a home project, but I spray painted a pair of ugly brown faux-suede boots... and they look FANTASTIC!!! (I'm wearing them today!!)
Love it. Used the exact same spray paint to make a big striped rug for the nursery (from a $40 white ikea rug): https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/hjaN4EE5gOVfOucqoioxmw?feat=directlink
Not to mention, chandelier, picture frames, and lamps! I try to use spray paint restraint when it comes to decent wood pieces, but it's so great for those accessories that would just end up in the trash...
-$5 thrift store lamp to a fun glossy red: https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/qsxZRxLOD0ailKPa4RPT_w?feat=directlink
-And a fun aqua lamp for one of my kid's rooms: https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/q9eRqOe5UbRvIucP6Wjb4w?feat=directlink
Like the red chandelier - but I think the crystals should not have been painted! Even if they are "crystals" IE plastic. I really like spray paint. so fun.