Reconditioning Old Objects With Paint Spray

Do not throw away furniture or old objects. Believe it or not, a touch of spray paint can bring them back to life. Read on to find out what to do!

Advantages of using paint sprays

Before using spray paint, you must take certain protective measures to avoid injuring or destroying other surrounding objects.
Spray paint contains a very fine powder, which normally circulates beyond the area you want to paint, so you need to protect the surrounding spaces and objects so that they are not destroyed.
For the same reason, it is recommended to wear a mask to avoid inhaling paint and gloves so that the paint does not get into your hands.
Preferably, use the spray paint in outdoor spaces, so that the suspended particles do not remain in your home.

Avoid using sprays if there is wind outside, as it can take up paint, which means you will need a larger amount. It is also possible that the final look is not as uniform as you would like.
If you use sunscreen, the paint will dry much faster. However, try to avoid painting on a hot day. Very high temperatures can create bubbles in the paint when it dries.
When painting, always try to spray from the same distance so that the final appearance is uniform. Also, spray the paint from one side of the surface to the other, without focusing too much on a single point, so that the paint does not accumulate in one place more than another.
If you notice that a certain area is less painted, it is preferable to give the whole surface a second or even a third layer, instead of focusing on just one area.

We continue the list of ideas for reconditioning old objects by painting flower vases in bright and cheerful colors.

Now that you have created the perfect vases, you can make a beautiful bouquet of flowers from a few dried plants and branches.