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Colleen@CobabeInSuburbia
Colleen@CobabeInSuburbia Blogger Meridian, ID
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Electrical & Lighting Painting

Chandelier Makeover!

Ugly brass conquered! I love spray paint...check out how I did this and the trick I learned to make the finish last...
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To see more: http://cobabeinsuburbia.blogspot.com/2012/08/chandelier-makeover-with-orb.html

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on Oct 31, 2012 | 292 Views
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  • Gail Salminen Canada
    Colleen Nice job. Looks fantastic. I have a chandelier just like this and may consider spray painting next spring. In the mean time I purchased some tiny shades from Walmart and applied them to the lights. Looks like a whole new piece, but I can see how spray painting it will add a lot more appeal. Thanks for sharing.
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  • Colleen@CobabeInSuburbia Meridian, ID
    Thanks Gail! I have black shades for this chandelier but took them off for now. I do like the way the shades soften the light, so I may end up putting them back on eventually.
    on Oct 31, 2012 · Like 0

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