…cut out the red scrapbook paper. I left the “pinwheel” in place to aide in the placement of the cut out red pieces. This is the dry fit…
Cookie sheet Christmas Decor

…cut out the red scrapbook paper. I left the “pinwheel” in place to aide in the placement of the cut out red pieces. This is the dry fit…
…with Plaster of Paris. However, this time I just used a satin paint—Simply White. Of course I used my favorite cheap chip brush to apply the paint. These brushes clean…
…paint the new posts. I could have used a brush, but I just love the finish I get with my HomeRight Finish Max . I taped up some plastic drop…
…where your pet hangs out the most. Follow the label directions allowing the spray to dry thoroughly before your pet returns. Have your yard sprayed for fleas While dropping Lulu…
…scrubbed down the shed with DAP T.S.P Substitute heavy-duty cleaner and a roofing brush. This stripped the loose chalky old paint off the shed to prepare for primer. b) PRIME:…
…top I sanded both sides of the table top with 150 grit and 220 grit sandpaper using my orbital sander. A dust brush is really handy to remove all the…
…a little, I placed the new shelf board onto the chair seat to do a dry fit. I traced a bottom shelf board and cut it with the jigsaw…
…in my Finish Max, with a cheap chip brush on hand should I have any drips. The green lid on the paint can is available on Amazon from Cansealid. I…
…sale at Hobby Lobby) Presentation Paper Printer Mod Podge(I used Matte purchased at the Dollar Tree) Sponge Brush Rolling Pin Wax Paper Emery Boards Sand Paper Getting the design…
…full coat of chalkboard paint. Because I’m an impatient diy’er, I used the hair dryer to dry two coats of the chalkboard paint. Do you take those sort of shortcuts?…
…is a “dry fit” to make sure everything is going to work out. I actually messed up on the first 1×6. I underestimated the length needed due to the crown…
…the brush on. I like to use good sponge brushes to apply the paint. It gives a nice smooth writing surface. I always do 3 coats, allowing each coat to…
…it with a cheap chip brush. These brushes are my favorite. I am probably one of the rare ones that actually clean them, even when I use them for staining….
…I cut it to size. Instead of painting my lines on the underlayment, I used a Sharpie Oil Paint Bold Marker and Drywall T-Square to keep the lines…
…Drying Polyurethane. I sanded the top a little with some brown craft paper, wiped it down, then used a cheap chip brush to apply the polyurethane. I did two coats…
…knew that the 1×2’s would be lighter than the plywood, and I really wanted the contrast, with less work! Vinyl lettering for avengers subway art After the stain was dry,…
…a crow bar) Saw (I used a miter saw, but you can use a hand saw) Orbital Sander Clamps Drill (bits) Paint Brush This video shows how easy it…
…chalkboard, small or large! Surely you have used chalkboard paint too! Materials used: DecoArt (Americana) Chalkboard Paint Foam brush wooden hearts (I got mine from my sister, but you can…
…oops dark blue and plaster of paris. I applied it using a cheap chip brush. Do you know how much I love these brushes? Sure, the first couple of times…
…the nail gun to shoot at a slight angle to secure the picture frame to the drawer. Drywall Mud vs Wood Filler I prefer to use drywall mud for…
…with the paint using a paint brush. Jamie’s Andy gave me two sets of really nice paint brushes for Christmas! Next came the hard part! DecoArt recommends waiting 48…
…Paint in my Homeright Finish Max to get a perfect chalkboard finish. This is the top of the coffee table with the plywood pieces inserted for a dry…
…and let it dry. While it was drying, I did the square 2×4 valentine blocks. Finally, I finished the long block, putting Happy on the left . . . ….
…Pit Frame After tackling the frame with a wire brush and some sandpaper, I hit it with the hose and left it in the sun to dry thoroughly. Add Pallet…
…The Kreg Multi-Mark helps me get the top spaced equally all around the skirt. Testing how the tables fit Because there are no rear legs, doing a dry fit on…
…I just used what I had. Once glued, clamped and left to dry, the door was sanded. I don’t know what that glob of glue is in the above…
…a car: Gather everything you will need, including you’re HomeRight Auto Wash Stick and EZI Dry , bucket of soapy water, hose, clean towels, or a chamois for drying Move…
…them down with the compound miter saw. This is a “dry fit” to make sure the piece is going to sit right. I know, there are two giant holes in…
…the plywood so a couple of finish nails were used to hold the shelf in place. Those holes were then filled and painted. When all the paint was dry, the…
…to add more along the bottom of the shelf, and it allows your paint brushes to air dry well. I didn’t waste space on the side of the ledges either….
…Gorilla Wood glue to set them in place. Then I let the glue dry. This is a front and back shot of what the pallet top looked like once…
…use up the rest of my chalkboard spray paint on the raised panels, instead of brushing it on. When the paint was dry I taped over the panel sections that…
…planks would run lengthwise, so I needed a middle support cut out of a scrap 1×4 and attached with more pocket hole screws. This is the dry fit of…
…(top right) and decided to make two stands! In the bottom I am doing a dry fit to see how the stand would look with the chunky feet…and I liked…
…I had this Krylon Rust Protector Gloss Enamel. It works on wood too! I sprayed many light coats—following the instructions on the can for dry times and re-coat times. I…
…happy that I used gloves? Ohhh, yes I was! Allow Your Project to Dry Well There are two kinds of pine cones, the EXTRA large ones that came from Louisiana,…
…not painted, there may be residue that cannot be removed. It is used with our Chalk Transfers to give a beautiful, unique design each time. Once it is dry it…
…the lid a different color. After the paint is dry, I do a quick dry fit to see how everything is looking. Smoked Glaze Over Red Paint on Side…
…for the seat better anyway! I notched out the back 2×8 boards to fit around the headboard legs and then put the boards on for a dry fit. It was…
…to cut the bottom piece(left). On the right I am doing a dry fit to make sure everything matches up. This post contains affiliate links that help me at no…
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