Painting Gold Plated Fixtures at Erin Warrior blog

Painting Gold Plated Fixtures. Furniture with gorgeous trim lends itself to gold accenting beautifully. The process is simple, involving light sanding, priming, painting and sealing. A little gold wax or mousse goes a long way and can be brushed on using an artist’s brush or applied with a sponge or your fingertip. Prep — clean your light fixtures to remove all dust and grime, tape off around the fixture on the ceiling and put down drop cloths. My favorite way to add gold highlights is by using a gilding wax or mousse. I have done quite a bit of research on this and there is a stainless steel paint that holds up well even on faucets and door handles. Both these methods are easy and inexpensive. The paint actually has metal in it and can. I am not a fan of chrome. So by painting all 3 light fixtures (well, 4 in total), we saved a bunch of money (and time and effort) by.

A little gold wax or mousse goes a long way and can be brushed on using an artist’s brush or applied with a sponge or your fingertip. Furniture with gorgeous trim lends itself to gold accenting beautifully. So by painting all 3 light fixtures (well, 4 in total), we saved a bunch of money (and time and effort) by. Both these methods are easy and inexpensive. Prep — clean your light fixtures to remove all dust and grime, tape off around the fixture on the ceiling and put down drop cloths. The paint actually has metal in it and can. The process is simple, involving light sanding, priming, painting and sealing. I am not a fan of chrome. My favorite way to add gold highlights is by using a gilding wax or mousse. I have done quite a bit of research on this and there is a stainless steel paint that holds up well even on faucets and door handles.

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Painting Gold Plated Fixtures I am not a fan of chrome. I am not a fan of chrome. The paint actually has metal in it and can. So by painting all 3 light fixtures (well, 4 in total), we saved a bunch of money (and time and effort) by. A little gold wax or mousse goes a long way and can be brushed on using an artist’s brush or applied with a sponge or your fingertip. Both these methods are easy and inexpensive. The process is simple, involving light sanding, priming, painting and sealing. Furniture with gorgeous trim lends itself to gold accenting beautifully. I have done quite a bit of research on this and there is a stainless steel paint that holds up well even on faucets and door handles. Prep — clean your light fixtures to remove all dust and grime, tape off around the fixture on the ceiling and put down drop cloths. My favorite way to add gold highlights is by using a gilding wax or mousse.