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How To Apply Clear Sealer With A Paint Sprayer

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Hi guys! I finally finished the pink piece I started earlier this month. I changed plans about a dozen times. Typical me.

 

pink furniture with black chandelier stencil Petticoat Junktion

This is my pink beauty with a stenciled chandelier design.

furniture before project makeover Petticoat Junktion

The chest started out like this.

 

pink paint project and favorite Purdy paint brushes Petticoat Junktion

I decided to use Behr paint in Diva Glam for the makeover. The paint was left over from an earlier project. More on that to come later!

 

chandelier stencil Petticoat Junktion

As soon as the paint was dry I taped the chandelier stencil to the chest and used black paint to stencil the design. I waited until the black paint was dry then highlighted the stencil with silver metallic paint…..very lightly. Adding the other color to the stencil design keeps the look from being flat.

 

Rustoleum spray paint for furniture hardware Petticoat Junktion

You may have noticed the hardware in the before photo. I decided to change hardware so I filled holes and drilled holes for the new hardware. I spray painted the knobs a gloss black. The bold pink/fuchsia called for a bold color contrast.

My first thought was to add white flowers to the chest and paint the hardware white. I’m glad I changed plans.

 

HomeRight paint sprayer for applying clear sealer Petticoat Junktion project

{ How to apply clear sealer with a paint sprayer. }

After all the painting and stenciling was done I applied a clear sealer. The Diva Glam paint was in a flat finish and I wanted the piece to have a lot of shine. This is the first time I used my HomeRight Finish Max Paint Sprayer to  apply clear sealer. It worked like a charm. No brush strokes, no runs. My sealer choice for this project was Minwax PolyAcrylic in gloss. I poured the sealer in the paint sprayer and started spraying. I applied two thin coats of sealer letting the first coat dry for an hour before applying the second coat of sealer.

 

fuchsia furniture with black stenciled accents Petticoat Junktion

The black knobs and stenciled chandelier really pop against the bright pink.

 

apply clear paint sealer with a paint sprayer Petticoat Junktion

 

I made you guys a promise last month and I’m following through…. I have a HomeRight Finish Max Paint Sprayer giveaway for you!

 

Enter the giveaway for one HomeRight Finish Max Fine Finish Sprayer. You don’t have to like anything or follow anything! If the Rafflecopter doesn’t ask for your email address when you click the button, that means you are already logged in with email on the device you are using. If you click and it says “Enter again tomorrow”, you’re good to go!  Enter once a day until the giveaway ends. I will announce the winner next week. Good Luck!
a Rafflecopter giveaway

Product and compensation were provided by HomeRight. All opinions are my own.  Giveaway closes November 3, 2015 at midnight CDT. Open to US residents 18+ older, void where prohibited. Winner will be chosen at random and contacted via email.

See ya’ll tomorrow, Kathy

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Kathy Owen
Creative (or crazy, take your pick) mind behind the blog Petticoat Junktion. Always looking for something old, rusty, blingy, or crusty. Everyday is a new adventure. Come along for the ride!
https://petticoatjunktion.com

Comments

  1. I tried to enter for the sprayer… wouldn’t permit me to enter my email address. Tried clicking the enter button to see if it would advance the page to where I COULD put in my email… didn’t work. Told me to enter again tomorrow. 🙁

  3. I love the dresser and would love to get my hands on that sprayer! Thanks for the chance to win one.

  4. same problem as tracey, can’t get through to the pages needed to register. I get your emails, listed my email with my name and nothing.

    thanks much
    k terry

    • Hi, I checked the entries and you are entered for the giveaway. If you are already logged in to something,( don’t know how they figure that out) then you don’t need to enter your email address they already know who you are.

  5. I did not have to enter any email. I just clicked enter and then when I clicked on the box with 3 lines in it at top right, it showed I had an entry! Viola!

  6. Same here…maybe I misunderstood, were we allowed to enter each day? Wouldn’t your entry count change each day? I’m really grateful to have a shot at this, but it leads you to think that you have only entered once.

  7. I’m trying to enter the giveaway and the link takes me to Amazon to buy the product. Help and thanks

  10. Doesn’t the paint sprayer work wonders for clear coat Kathy! I use the HomeRight sprayer to seal all my pieces where I’ve used polyacrylic or tough coat. Works like a charm!
    Love the bright glam girl paint on this piece too. Is this for your granddaughter?

  11. What a cute piece!! I have had the hardest time trying to seal a kitchen table. I hate the brush marks it leaves. This would awesome!!

  12. Love the dresser. Would be so cute in any little girl’s room. My gds are really into princesses this year. Would love to have a HomeRight Paint Sprayer to do one for them along with several other projects I have lined up.

  13. What a darling dresser! How creative and a great way to use your HomeRight Paint Sprayer. So glad I saw your giveaway, my husband and I were discussing buying a paint sprayer just this afternoon!

  14. Would love to win the HomeRight Finish Max as I have lots of projects! I just gave myself the HomeRight Spray Tent for my birthday with the Painter’s Pyramids so I’d be ready to go!!! Thanks Kathy

  15. I’m impressed with the beautiful job HomeRight Max achieves. I’ve been begging my hubby for a sprayer (for the longest) maybe I’ll be lucky? One can dream ?

  16. Kathy, thanks for the info, I wasn’t sure of the results I would get using poly acrylic in my sprayer and your article really helped me complete my project! linking your post on my site for the Coral Branch Dresser project for my readers. Love the blog facelift by the way nice job!

  18. Such great tips!! A sprayer can make it so much easier and finished quicker, too! 🙂 Thank you for sharing with us at the #HomeMattersParty