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Painting Wicker FurnitureJan from Atlanta, GA Feedback About This Post:RE: Painting Wicker Furniture
Thanks to all of you for your suggestions. Going to try and get it done by the weekend. Post By Jan (Guest Post) RE: Painting Wicker FurnitureAlways use spray paint -- much easier than brushes! Post by Allison5 RE: Painting Wicker FurnitureYou will have to spray it, no way to brush it on and make it look good. Clean and scrape anything loose off first and then spray away! Good luck! Post by falldowngobump RE: Painting Wicker Furniture
If it's vintage and in really good shape I think I'd be tempted just to clean it well and then clearcoat it. I'm into the shabby chic style, tho, and something that looks shiny and new just doesn't really appeal to me. If you do decide to paint it, go with several thin sprayed on coats. Post by JudyBoody RE: Painting Wicker FurnitureI have sprayed 3 different sets of wicker I have found curbside I use a wire brush to scrape the chippy paint if need be and then I spray paint white. I always use rustoleum or krylon spray. It always works well! Post by KimmyLynn |
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