You could use spray paint! Simple and easy. Plus you can achieve an even coat with no brush marks! Just prep the surface before hand! Clean it with rubbing alcohol and get a paint & primer spray paint. Use a top coat to insure durability.
Sherwin Williams carries a new product called Snap Dry. Dries in an hour and prevents blocking / sticking. Also, I'm a huge fan of taking them down and spraying with Krylon, for a professional sprayed look.
I was wondering if you could help me with something -- I have an entirely oak kitchen. I know it's the rage now to paint or gel stain cabinets. I've been considering ...
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I was so proud of myself. I stripped my front door of layers of bad and cracking paint from the previous owners (it was like stripping bubble gum), sanded, bought a h...
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Modern Masters has a great collection of front door paints for metal doors.
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Modern-Masters-Express-Yourself-1-qt-Satin-Tranquil-Front-Door-Paint-296681/206471105
You could use spray paint! Simple and easy. Plus you can achieve an even coat with no brush marks! Just prep the surface before hand! Clean it with rubbing alcohol and get a paint & primer spray paint. Use a top coat to insure durability.
Sherwin Williams carries a new product called Snap Dry. Dries in an hour and prevents blocking / sticking. Also, I'm a huge fan of taking them down and spraying with Krylon, for a professional sprayed look.
Rustoleum is great for metal and will help prevent rust. Spray in short bursts to help prevent runs and provide an even coat.