Rust-Oleum Projects
Stops Rust Metal Chair Makeover
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Estimated Time
1 Hour
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Challenge Level
Easy
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Tools & Supplies:
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Wire Brush or Sandpaper
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Painter's tape
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Drop cloth
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Protective eyewear
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Protective gloves
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Protective safety mask
Step 1 Sand
Using a sanding block, remove as much dirt and rust as possible to create a smooth working surface.
Step 2 Wash
Just a little warm, soapy water will help prepare the surface for painting. Clean surfaces help you get a smooth finish. Make sure the chair is dried throughly before the next step.
Step 3 Prime
Adding a primer will help spray paint adhere to the chair's surface. The Clean Metal Primer should be applied in slow, light, even sprays to avoid drips.
Step 4 Paint
If you'd like to try a two-tone look, tape the chair's legs in any pattern you'd like and spray the rest of the chair with the Deep Slate paint, peel the tape when it's dry and then spray Gloss White on the chair legs. Don't forget to let the paint dry for at least 30 minutes before applying other coats or one hour before handling.