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How to Paint A Vintage Farmhouse Planter

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You know when you find galvanized goodies at the shop but they are really bright silver? And not have that nice old well-worn look that we all love? Today for Farmhouse Hens I’m sharing How To Paint A Vintage Farmhouse Planter and dull down bright and shiny galvanized home decor.

How To Paint A Vintage Farmhouse Planter

Using this method you don’t need any harsh chemicals or leave the piece out in the weather for months. Whilst I LOVE all things galvanised sometimes you find newer pieces that are super cool but just way too bright. This technique can be applied to galvanised trays, buckets or any treasures you may find!

 

 

 

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Supplies needed:

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Step 1 –  Lightly dip your brush into the Ash. You don’t need much at all. Then wipe off some of the paint onto the paper towel or an old rag. Then lightly dry brush over the planter. Let dry.

 

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Step 2 – Using your painter’s tape line up your stencil and secure in place. Then load a little Ash onto your foam wedge and stencil on your number. Let dry.

 

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Step 3 – Then take your sandpaper and give the entire piece a light distress. 

 

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Step 4 – Then using your wax brush apply some Zinc Wax.

 

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Then add some pretties of your choice and you’re all done!

 

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As you can see it now blends in much nicer with our old vintage birdcage and doesn’t stick out like a sore thumb!
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Happy Painting!

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12 comments

  1. Sam, I am so in love with this bucket! The aged look is so cool and really has the farmhouse look that everyone loves! The number totally completes it. Pinned!

  2. One would be hard pressed to know the planter isn’t galvanized metal. Love the finish and the farmhouse charm, Sam. Pinned 🙂

    1. It just never amazes me with what the power of paint can do, Marie! As I’m sure you already know with all the wonderful transformations you have painted!! Thank you for your very kind words!

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