Supplies Used for this Project:
Sugar Soap
Rust-Oleum Surface Primer Matt Finish
Rust-Oleum Mode Ultra High Gloss Enamel – Celeste
Protective Face Mask
Drop Cloth or Old Sheet
For this project, I emptied both tins of the Spray Primer and Celeste Spray Paint for one coat each resulting in the natural weave showing through the chair, which I personally like!Β If you are looking for a more solid finish then you should apply a second coat, however, this could work out quite expensive when purchasing several tins of Spray Paint.
You could also use Rust-Oleum Chalky Finish Furniture Paint, Rust-Oleum All Surface Paint or Rust-Oleum Satin Finish Furniture Paint applied with a Round Bristle Brush or Shaving Brush, depending on what your preferred finish is!
I hope you found this guide helpful and that it will inspire you to Upcycle and Relove some pieces around your home!
Please tag me in your upcycled projects @jessicaloves_xx or use the hashtag #reloveyourhomes on Facebook and Instagram as I would love to see your finished pieces!
Jessica x
Love this Jessica! It turned out so well, and that colour is fab!
I’m a big fan of up cycling too, never used cans of spray paint though. Was it a lot easier than a brush?
Thanks hun! You need to come over to my Reloved by Jessica Facebook Group to show off your upcycling projects!! Spray painting it was definitely quicker, however, I used up a lot of the Spray Paint on it whereas a tin of paint would have gone much further! π
This is lovely. Thanks for sharing this post.
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Aw thank you so much π