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The other day I bought a couple of plastic flowerpots in a construction supermarket. The flowerpots are pretty cute, but I didn't really like the white color, and I decided to slightly modify these flowerpots and give them a more noble look.
Here's what I needed:
· The flowerpots themselves;
· Solvent;
· Soldering iron;
· Paints in spray cans (cheap automobile);
· Acrylic paints;
· Universal varnish in a spray can.
Step 1.
I don't know why, but all of these store-bought flowerpots come without holes. So, I melted them with a soldering iron.
Step 2.
Degreased flowerpots with a solvent. It can be done with alcohol, varnish remover, in general, any degreaser.
Step 3.
I painted everything black and left to dry for 10 minutes. Yes, this paint is quick drying.
After drying, he turned over the flowerpots and painted over the top border.
Step 4.
Using bronze and gold acrylic paints, dry brush applied. This is when you dip a brush into paint, blot excess on paper and apply paint with an almost dry brush.
Step 5.
The last step covered the flowerpots with universal varnish from a spray can.
We planted decorative roses and that's it, I like it a lot more.
These are curb, undersized roses. They grow well both in flower beds and in pots. Both in the garden and in the apartment.
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After the repair, there was a tile and I made crafts from it for a summer residence
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A stunningly simple yet attractive idea for a garden and a garden with flower pots