Most can but won't always last
Absolutely! Just remove them, clean thoroughly, let dry, then prime, then paint. Let dry well, then replace.
Yes just did some, use a good primer prior to painting
I have spray painted metal pulls with good results. You may want do use a high grit sandpaper and rough them up a bit, but you should have no problem
I did this too, lightly sanded, metal primed, dried for 24 hrs, then rustoleum. Looks beautiful!
Use a spray paint for metal and you won't get brush marks, Rustoleum even has metallics and textures to choose from.
yes try rustoleum
Yes. I scrubbed mine very well and let dry 24 hours. Then I spray painted them gold. Made all the difference. Mine were fake brass to begin with.
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Most can but won't always last
Absolutely! Just remove them, clean thoroughly, let dry, then prime, then paint. Let dry well, then replace.
Yes just did some, use a good primer prior to painting
I have spray painted metal pulls with good results. You may want do use a high grit sandpaper and rough them up a bit, but you should have no problem
I did this too, lightly sanded, metal primed, dried for 24 hrs, then rustoleum. Looks beautiful!
Use a spray paint for metal and you won't get brush marks, Rustoleum even has metallics and textures to choose from.
yes try rustoleum
Yes. I scrubbed mine very well and let dry 24 hours. Then I spray painted them gold. Made all the difference. Mine were fake brass to begin with.