I forgot to take an closer picture of it before we took it down, but here is a picture of it. Basically, this is what it looked like before.
and here is a picture after we spray painted it and let it dry for a couple of days.
Total Cost: $7
Painters Tape - Already had on hand
Sandpaper - Already had on hand
Spray Paint - $7
We covered the entire thing in spray paint and then let it dry for 24 hours, and then went back in and spray painted a few areas that we missed the first time, and let it dry for 24 more hours before we hung it back up. The hardest part was taking it down and putting it back up, I left that to my dad and Matthew, ha!
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Your blog layout looks great--- I feel like you updated it recently?? Or am I way off? lol Love spray paint & updating pieces around the house for cheap!
ReplyDeleteLove the black!! Wow it makes such a difference!! It really pops against the light walls!!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, I am totally doing that. We have an old, ugly, brass chandelier in our dining room and I bet we could transform ours too! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great! I love the black paint! It makes it look so much more modern!
ReplyDeleteIt seriously looks SO GOOD now! It's amazing what a can of spray paint can do! Now you have me thinking we could spruce up some of our lights that are close to the ceiling!
ReplyDeleteI genuinely don't get how those gold light fixtures were every popular, haha. The black looks good!
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