Add a little bling to your project with metallic furniture paint! I'll show you how to get a flawless finish with just a few simple tricks!
Do you love metallic furniture as much as I do? Take a lightly used piece and add metallic finishes for a beautiful piece of refinished furniture. Silver, Gold, Copper and more.
Learn how simple it is to update your home decor using a can of copper spray paint! Quick makeover projects for the junk you already own!
Get the perfect patina paint faux metal look with easy to use metal finish paints. Works on wood, ceramics, glass, canvases & walls too.
Modern Masters metallic paint adds a gorgeous shimmer to your painted furniture. See how to paint with metallic copper paint and rose gold metallic paint stripes.
Choosing the right paint for metals is critical as you want your results to last. You can easily rejuvenate metal patio furniture quickly or metal hardware to name a few.
How To Paint Metallic Furniture The Easy Way
As if painting furniture wasn't fun enough already . . . have you tried to paint furniture with metallic paint? Whether you use it all over a piece or just as an accent, it can
Unleash Creativity with Floral Furniture Transfer Dresser: A Fusion of Color Blends and Rustic Designs. Elevate your painted furniture masterpiece with exquisite floral design transfers. Explore the seamless marriage of colors, the art of design transfers, and the allure of rustic charm. Transform ordinary to extraordinary, as your dresser becomes a canvas of artistic expression. Discover the enchantment today!
Metallic Paint On Furniture You Can Apply With A Paintbrush
Our Heavy Metals Metallic Gilding Paint were born to add that little extra to your decorative projects.
As if painting furniture wasn't fun enough already . . . have you tried to paint furniture with metallic paint? Whether you use it all over a piece or just as an accent, it can
Metallic paint can do amazing things for your painted furniture and DIY projects. The options are endless when it comes to using shimmery gorgeous metallic paint.
25 Metallic Painted Furniture Ideas
Have you ever wanted to try metallic paint on your painted furniture? This post teaches you all about how to paint furniture with metallic paint.
One of my favorite finishes to create is a blended surface using metallic paints. It is absolutely possible to blend any kind of paint, in my experience and each type just takes a specific technique because of the different qualities in each variety of paint. Metallic paints are thinner, acrylic based, and dry fairly quickly…
Join Jennifer for the day in this fabulous online workshop where she will be teaching you all of the ins & outs of the Metal Effects Rust & Patina products. You will learn everything you need to know about the materials while you learn three fabulous finishes.If you have ever wanted to know how to create the incredible finishes Jennifer has been creating over the years, now is the time! Spend the day online with Jenn and you will learn to master these products and finishes.Learn about product reactions, how the different products react to other materials and some other really cool information. You will be an expert with the Metal Effects line by the end of this workshop. You will be in a "private" Facebook room where you can ask questions and have continuous access to the video and you can watch anytime and watch over and over. There is also many techniques shared in this group with additional written notes on how to accomplish these finishes. Along with students projects as they work on them and continue to experiment and share - this is an ongoing support group for your addiction to Rust & Patina!!!
Metallic Paint On Furniture You Can Apply With A Paintbrush
How to apply Rub 'n Buff for an antique gold finish! Comparing all of the different golds, and sharing tips for perfect results every time.
If you read my blog, you know by now that most of my decor comes from thrift stores. (You can see my best tips on thrift store shopping here.) Thrift stores are awesome for finding cheap decor. If you can get a bit creative and think outside of the box, you can create really unique pieces for your home. During my last thrift store shopping trip, I picked up a little lamp for $3. It needed some work, but ultimately I was able to turn it into a lamp I love. When I first found it, it looked really different. There was a handmade pleather lampshade. It was a tad crooked, but I still appreciate the effort. :) I am not one to be easily deterred. So, I grabbed my absolute favorite metallic silver spray paint and sprayed the base of the lamp. You don't have to prime, as this spray paint adheres really well to ceramics. All I did was tape up the electric parts and cord in a plastic bag before spray painting the base. I said goodbye to the old lampshade and gathered my supplies for the new lampshade. I decided to go with a simple drum shade. Target sells great mini drum shades for about $8. They are just the right size for smaller lamps. To spruce up my plain white shade, I decided to hotglue some black satin ribbon around the top and bottom. I absolutely adore the way it turned out. Follow my blog with Follow my blog on or or Subscribe to LiveLoveDIY with email! Enter your email address: -->
Turn glass into metal using ordinary craft paint. This tutorial will guide you through the process as we show you how we give a glass bottle a metallic makeover.
Make your own custom metallic paint with eye shadow or pearlizing medium.
There are lots of silver and gold spray paints, and they all give off a different tone and sheen. Silver Rust-oleum Metallic Finish Chrome: Yes, technically chrome is not silver, but if you are...
The other day, I found a candle holder at Salvation Army for $2.99. I liked the shape - but not the green sponge paint (why am I always dra...
Learn our top 3 ways to make metal look old with our Spirit range.
Want to use spray paint but have a hard time getting a smooth finish? These spray painting tips will have you painting like a pro in no time!
Frustrated with trying to find the best silver spray paint? Here is a comparison of 7 products to help you pick your favorite metallic silver spray paint!
I haven’t tried all the colors just yet but have used a bunch when I sold mason jars on the internet. I’ll keep updating this post as I try more colors. Update: I added more colors below. 11/6/2016 Rust-Oleum Metallic is a shimmer type finish and very smooth. Im going to list the colors in […]
Copper metallics are hot right now. Williams-Sonoma is selling copper kitchen equipment and utensils this season. Home decor magazine pages are full of copper. Copper is a current wedding decoration trend. It’s a warm and welcoming metal, perfect for cozy homes in the fall and winter. I recently created a luscious shimmering copper accent wall … Continue reading "A Shimmery Metallic Copper Wall with Modern Masters"
Looking for the best liquid gold leaf? This liquid leaf is easy to use and creates a gold metallic luster to your project for an elegant touch.
The two gold leaf ombre nightstands and amazing French provincial mirrors being made over are part of a master bedroom makeover.
The APS Foils - Metallic Transfer Foils - provide an easy way to add that extra sparkle, shine or glow to your creative projects. These beautiful foils can be transferred to any surface of your choice with the help of our ArtsSyVille Embellishments Foil Adhesive or one of our fabric adhesives for your textile (fabric) projects. Our foils allow you to control the amount of foil you transfer, whether you want a full transfer or just a little. If you purchase foils "by the foot" these will be custom cut by the linear foot. Example: Quantity of 2 means you will receive a 2 foot linear piece of foil.**This foil is a part of our Non-Textile collection and will not work with fabrics.**
When it comes to paint, I've tried tons of different products. In our recent kitchen makeover, I got to try out some products that were new to me, so today I thought I would share which ones ended up being my favorite. So, let's get started with the paint colors and the product breakdown. In yesterday's post, I talked about how I painted my kitchen cabinets a pretty white. Here's the info for my cabinet color: Since the insides of my cabinets looked like this when we moved in, I decided to get creative, and I painted the insides of each door with chalkboard paint (seen here). For the chalkboard doors, I used chalkboard paint, which has quickly become one of my faves. You just paint it on pretty much any surface and you instantly have a chalkboard! I used the same chalkboard paint on my chalkboard accent wall in the corner of the kitchen. I wanted to make a permanent menu on our chalkboard, so instead of regular chalk, I used a bistro chalk pen (Amazon Affiliate link). It writes just like a pen. The only thing is that it doesn't erase all the way, so whatever you write stays there. I used it to write the Monday through Friday, and then I use regular chalk for the rest of the board. Let's talk chairs. I decided to make my white thrift store chairs look like metal industrial chairs. I used Rust-Oleum titanium silver, one of my favorite silver spray paints. I love the finish the paint creates and it's super durable. I also used the titanium silver spray paint on this mirror. Tip: Use a small brush to paint black paint in the grooves of any ornate mirror and let dry. Then spray with the silver spray paint. After the spray paint is dry, go back in and add a little more black paint in a few areas. You'll be left with a really great dimensional finish. Now, let's talk wall paint and trim paint. I've painted my entire 1970's house full of trim. See all of the before and afters AND a really easy tutorial here. When I paint my trim, I usually use Behr Ultra Pure White in a semi gloss finish. Here's a picture of the look-through bar in my kitchen. You can see the white trim. I love the ultra-pure white because it has zero amounts of any other color. That way when you paint your walls, the color really pops against the pure white. See how gorgeous the wall color looks against the trim? I love it. That's a brand new paint job in our kitchen, too. It's my new favorite greige paint, a perfect blend of beige and gray. The kitchen used to be a warm beige, and after awhile it started to wear on me. Here is a picture of the original wallcolor right after I brushed some of the new paint color on. You can really see the difference when they're right next to each other. The new paint color I used is called Behr Mineral. I've tried so many different beiges and grays, and this is handsdown my fave. I had it mixed in Glidden (just because it's cheaper). Here's a pic of the exact specifications. You can take the below info to any paint store, and they should be able to mix it for you there. Here's the next awesome product that I use. When I first shared it in this post, the questions came pouring in. Basically, I have tile floors in my kitchen and all 3 bathrooms. The tile is in great condition, but the grout was disgusting. So, I did some research online and discovered that you could paint your grout. Not with just any old paint....you have to use grout paint. I used Polyblend Grout renew and a toothbrush as an applicator. For more details you can go here. This next product was a total gamechanger for me. I've been annoyed by the outdated tile on my bar area for nearly 3 years. It drove me nuts. It screamed 1980's every time I walked by it. So, I painted it. It's durable, beautiful, and looks like porcelain tile now. I love it. You can see all the details about how I painted my tile in this post. So, that's all for today! Thanks so much for stopping by! Follow my blog with Follow my blog on or or Subscribe to LiveLoveDIY with email! Enter your email address: -->
