Hello again...
I'm back with some more bathroom updates!
As I looked around in my bathroom, deciding all of its updates, I quickly decided that this nickel faucet had to go!
It was a great look while it lasted. Sadly it was only about 5 years ago that it was the newest fad,
and I just had to have it.
But we all know me, am I gonna just go out and spend more money on this bathroom redo?
I think not!
I did a little research, asked a few peeps on
their take on spray painting the fixtures,
and decided to give it a go!
Here is what I did...
I bought this amazing spray paint by Rust-oleum
I love these new trigger spray paints. It makes it really hard to mess up. And it doesn't get all over your hands like the other stuff. Ok well it did on mine a little because I held my hand too close to the faucet while holding it up to get in certain spots. Otherwise it doesn't get on your hands.
I just laid my faucet and all its parts on a old poster board and began spraying!
I'm thinking I should have sanded it down a little.
But as always I was in a rush to do it, as we were going to the drive in movies after I sprayed its first coat. I also wish I would have put this in like styrofoam, then I could have
done both sides at the same time.
Duh, but any how I just love how it turned out!
I also sprayed my toilet paper holder, my towel rack, and shower curtain rod. Oh and my light switch and plug covers.
I'll reveal all that in the final reveal.
I have more re-do posts, so stay tuned.
Until next time...
If you haven't been keeping up with the
bathroom re-do process,
make sure to track the process.
Looooving it . It looks so elegant!
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Mila
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Thanks Mila, I am loving the look in my new updated bathroom. I am going to reveal all that within the next day or so :)
DeleteLovely transformation. Great job Allie!
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ReplyDeleteOhh this spray paint is awesome! It makes me want to repaint a bunch of stuff!
DeleteLove that you gave it a shot (so to speak). I asked Rust-Oleum about a coating for the little stopper last year, and they said that paint would flake, but this might surprise even them. You'll have to let us know in a year how it holds up. Looks lovely!
ReplyDeleteI know, I'm so glad too! No chips yet, but I bet it would hurt to sand it down first, and I did a few extra coats too ;)
DeleteI cant believe how different the taps look painted black. It seems to be a trend in tapware now too, black or white instead of silver. Looks great :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Michelle, yes its the new trend. Will probably be out of style in a few years but its cool for now ;)
DeleteWe have those nickel faucets too, and I would love to update mine--thanks for sharing how you did this! Love how they turned out!
ReplyDeleteThanks Dee, loving the new look. I was easy to do, and I saved a bunch of $$ doing it myself!
DeleteI am amazed by this and love the final look!!! I am going to give this a try in my downstairs bathroom. Thank you!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Katy! I love it too, and so far no chips at all, yay!
DeleteWe have super shiny brass fixtures in our ugly half bath. I am SO doing this!
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Oh yes totally worth it! Go fot it Ashley!
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ReplyDeleteWell so far so good. If it does chip I plan on spraying the paint on a paper plate and then touching it up that way.
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Thank you Megan!
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Three cans of this paint and I'm ready to rock 'n roll! Thanks for the post.
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The faucet looks awesome. Your bathroom is coming along very nicely. Thank you for sharing this and your cute artwork and mirror transformation at What We Accomplished Wednesdays. Have a great week!
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ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic look. I have never thought about doing that. Ours are starting to look pretty rough so I was about to go pick up a new faucet. This has me thinking that maybe I could save a bunch of money by taking it out and cleaning it very well and then spraying it. It makes it look new.
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How about an update on how these beauties are holding up? I would love to know!
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