#DIY SPLATTER PAINT WALL HOW TO#
I wanted a very splattered look, so I kept going.Īnd here’s my finished product.Channel your inner Jackson Pollock and let some DIY ideas inspire hacking action! The legendary artist and his action painting technique provides a creative vision and a DIY friendly idea on how to transform an old pair of shoes, an old cupboard or a leather chair from basic to boldly beautiful in no time. This finish was with about ten repeats of steps 1 and 2. With paint splattering, you can’t mess it up! Well, unless you get brush strokes all over it like I did, but hey, turn over and start again. Keeping repeating steps 1 and 2 to get the finish you want. That’s what the other side of the pillow is for! I turned it over and started again. I was trying to flick my wrist so hard (to get as much paint as possible on my pillow) that I actually touched the pillow with the brush and had a huge brush stroke.
Remove Oil Stains from Kitchen Wall Tiles. No matter what kitchen wall degreaser recipe you are using, the trick to removing grease spots and stains from your kitchen walls is to use warm water to soften up the built-up grime. Use quick flicks of your wrist so that the excess paint is flung onto the surface. Tips and Recipes to Use When Cleaning Grease Off Walls. The paint will come out very sheer at first, but if you continue to hold it down, it will start to pool and you will have A LOT of paint on your brush.Īs soon as you have a “pool” of paint on your brush, quickly splatter onto your surface. You see, short strokes will only allow enough paint onto the brush to paint the brush. That is great advice for a light fixture or piece of furniture, but for paint splatter, that won’t cut it. Most spray painting tutorials will tell you to use short quick strokes for a light, even finish that won’t run. Now this step seems easy and it is, but you have to make sure you hold down the nozzle. Here are the three simple steps that can get you your very own neon splattered pillow. I was determined to find a way! And thank goodness, I did.
And you cannot splatter with spray paint. I had found the perfect color, but it was a spray paint. So, I stood in Home Depot mourning over my neon splattered pillow idea. They have several great colors of this stuff: yellow, orange, and pink. Don’t they know they’ve bottled neon perfection here? I love how they show it with a For Sale sign like that’s the only possible reason someone would want paint this bright. Rust-oleum’s Specialty Fluorescent Spray Paint. (Be warned, you’re going to get to see my super stylish paint clothes and paint table in these photos). Do you know how hard it is to find neon paint in the paint chip section? Nearly impossible to find the right, bright neon. I was looking for a paint chip where I could buy a can and easily dip my brush in and splatter my pillow. I went to Home Depot in search of the perfect neon paint. It desperately needed something and I saw my opportunity. I had this $5 outdoor pillow sitting around that was a boring pale gray. I also love the artsy look of paint splatter and thought what a lovely couple those two would make! I am so on the neon train! Are y’all loving the bright pops of neon that you’re seeing everywhere these days? I’m Lindsay from The White Buffalo and I am so happy to be back on Lindsay’s awesome blog sharing my new favorite and super easy project.Īs a girl who used to only love neutrals, I’ve really been breaking out of my comfort zone lately.
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