We love the rustic look of all Anna’s projects. Using PlastiKote Chalk Vintage White paint has allowed her to achieve that lovely ultra matt finish. If you do decide to spray paint your artificial Christmas tree, here are a few tips to help you get the best results: Don’t forget to paint the inside. The branches as well as the very inside surface of your tree need to be painted. Finally, wipe down any surfaces that may have been affected by the spray paint, such as walls or furniture. How do you spray paint an old Christmas tree? Yes, you can spray paint an artificial Christmas tree white. However, keep in mind that the results may vary depending on the material and quality of the tree.

Choose a spray paint specifically designed for use on plastic surfaces. This type of paint is more likely to adhere to the synthetic material and provide a long-lasting finish. Which cannot undo the damage. You can spray paint wooden lettersso you can decorate the tree with them. Tools you need to spray paint Christmas tree Rub-on transfers are an easy way to bring a unique touch to Christmas baubles, plus, unlike paint, they are pretty mess-free! You can either buy ready-printed designs, or alternatively, you can make your own designs using an inkjet printer and waterslide decal paper. I always look out for unique pieces in charity shops that I could put my own stamp on. Originally red, this candelabra was a great find and the spray paint covered in one coat.

You will also need to tape off any areas that you do not want to paint. Once the area is prepared, you can begin spraying paint onto the tree. Shelley shared this fabulous bedside cabinet makeover with us. She took the transformation further by changing the handles to pretty glass ones and applying some marbled paper to the top. The best paint to use for decorating glass Christmas baubles is, like ceramic baubles, acrylic. Using acrylic craft paint is easy – just prepare a space to allow them to dry – hanging is best – for a neat finish. Can you spray paint Christmas baubles?

So, go for a brisk country walk and collect your leaves. We particularly like the large sycamore leaves. Dry them between a couple of heavy books to get them to lie flat. When ready to spray, prepare your spraying area with cardboard or newspaper and make sure the room is well-ventilated. Spray with your chosen metallic, using fine mists of paint to build the colour. These two images show the depth of colour and shine that is achieved with PlastiKote Metallic spray paints.For any bare wood surface, always use primer. PlastiKote Twist & Spray Primer is ideal. If your item has already been spray painted with PlastiKote, you can just put your new colour over the top but if you want to ‘kill’ the existing colour, ie if it is dark and you’re going light, or you’re not sure what paint or varnish was previously use, priming will give you a good base to start on. Priming also gives added durability. Once primed, follow instructions on the can of your PlastiKote spray paint to apply your colour coat. As a new season arrives, lifestyle magazines and blogs invite us to change our interiors to complement the time of year. If you’re looking for an affordable way to add some autumnal accents to your home, look no further than a pile of dried leaves and PlastiKote spray paint! It’s a simple process to make hanging decorations from pine cones. Spray the cones, allow to dry and then screw small eyelets into the top of the cone. Hang on twigs and branches for an alternative Christmas tree – you could spray the twigs as well. Fourth, rinse the sponge or cloth in the spray bottle of water. Fifth, wring out the sponge or cloth. Sixth, wipe down the area again with a wet sponge or cloth.