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Spray Paint with Wagner Home Decor Sprayer

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These benches were purchased at the Country Living fair in Atlanta for $10 a piece. They are a basic design, a little dated but built very well. I used them on the patio for a while, and then decided to refresh them so I can use them for side tables.

Today I’m sharing how I transformed them with the new Wagner Home Decor sprayer available at Home Depot.

Find it, spray it, display it!

How to spray paint with the Wagner Home Decor Sprayer
Twin benches - Bench makeover with Wagner Home Decor Sprayer - Thrift store bench with chalk based paint

Before thrifty bench makeover with Wagner Home Decor Sprayer

It’s amazing what a little paint can do!

Products needed and instructions:

 

    • paint of choice – I used Rustoleum Chalked Paint – Aged Gray

 

    • furniture or decor item that needs a makeover

 

    • water

 

    • drop cloth

 

Clean your furniture piece. I add a cup of vinegar to warm water.

Add paint to the paint cup, follow the instructions and use the handy ruler to measure the amount of water you need for thinning.

Mix well.

Bench makeover - Bench makeover with Wagner Home Decor Sprayer - Thrift store bench with chalk based paint

Attach the paint cup to the sprayer. You can adjust the air flow and spray pattern. Turn the knob at the base of the handle to control the over spray, by adjusting the air flow. For directional spray, horizontal and vertical, just twist the head where the paint comes out.

I tested the sprayer on a piece of scrap wood to make my adjustments.

Place the benches upside down on the drop cloth, start spraying at the bottom. Flip to finish the top and sides. When using chalk based paint, I finish with one coat of paint. If your paint requires two coats, apply a light coat first, let it dry and apply a second coat.

After the paint dries, you can distress the piece if you like an aged look. Finish with a top coat. I distressed my benches and finished with furniture wax.

Start at the bottom and flip the piece - Bench makeover with Wagner Home Decor Sprayer - Thrift store bench with chalk based paint

The Wagner home decor sprayer is easy to use and easy to clean. Perfect for a quick makeover with a variety of paint finishes. The ease of cleaning makes it perfect for those times when you’re spraying several different colors too.

Cleaning the Wagner Decor Paint sprayer

Empty the remaining paint back in to your can. Run water through gun and remove all the pieces and rinse until clean. The sprayer was very easy to clean, see below, this is after I cleaned it, dried it and put it back together. Store it in the box that it came in.

Cleaning the spray paint gun

After but before waxing and distressing - Bench makeover with Wagner Home Decor Sprayer - Thrift store bench with chalk based paint

Here’s the after, just before I sanded to create a distressed, worn look! Smooth finish, quick and easy makeover! I could have stopped with this but you know I love distressed furniture.

Thrifty stool makeover - Bench makeover with Wagner Home Decor Sprayer - Thrift store bench with chalk based paint

The Wagner Home Decor Sprayer is available at Home Depot in Atlanta, GA and Boston, MA. For all other locations product can be purchased from: http://www.wagnerspraytech.com/. It’s great for smaller home decor projects. Quick makeover with chalk based paints, like I love, or any paint of your choice.

Thrift store makeovers with Wagner Home Decor Sprayer using chalk based paint

There’s nothing like the thrill of the hunt, when you’re trying to find that perfect thrifty decor piece. The only thing more satisfying is bringing it back to life and making it fit your style!

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Thrifty Bench makeover with Wagner Home Decor Paint Sprayer

This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Wagner SprayTech. The opinions and text are all mine.

    7 thoughts on “Spray Paint with Wagner Home Decor Sprayer”

    1. I have this sprayer and I can’t figure out the paint ratio as the paint comes out spitting not a fine spray? But yes its easy to clean!

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    2. I love it, it looks great. DIY projects are something that I really love and enjoy doing. Making something new out of the old pieces of furniture makes me happy, I love being creative.
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    3. Have you posted the tutorial on the painted birch trees? I saw them on your Christmas tour and loved them. And here they are again! Looking forward to trying this technique.

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