Spray Paint Makeover for Your KitchenAid Mixer
$10
1 Day
Easy
I wanted a fun colored mixer but couldn't justify the purchase when mine still worked great. So what's a DIY girl to do? Spray paint it, of course!
Happy happy, joy joy!
Scroll down to see how far we've come!
Scroll down to see how far we've come!
Here's the before with a sad attempt at embellishment, with some vinyl cut outs.
Make sure you scrub it clean. Get off all the sticky stuff. Sand lightly. Tape off all the parts you don't want paint on, including the motor area.
Use a coat of good primer. I think I used Rustoleum. Then you're ready to make it any color you want! Here is my mixer after the coat of black. Before the stickers (used as stencils) went on and the final coat of red was applied.
Match your kitchen or go totally bold! It's fun just to see it sitting on the counter!
I did this 2 years ago, and it still looks great! And, YES, it gets used often. :)
I did this 2 years ago, and it still looks great! And, YES, it gets used often. :)
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- Leslie Tryon Aug 5, 2018
No....but I love what she did.
- Yvonne Fleshman Tx Momon Jan 29, 2019
I had my mixer for over 20 yrs I has seen use in 4 countries as the army moved us a year ago I gave it to my daughter when she bought her home . I am going to plan to do this when I next visit her her appliances are all red so I will spray the mixer thank you so much for the Idea keep them coming !
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What kind of spray paint did you use?
I wonder if this method would work on a Kenwood, it is plastic.
they do make paint for plastic items just look for it at Walmart or hardware store I used it on lawn furniture works great
Can opener should be ok. Toaster no unless you can find hi temp paint other than black