Yes, you can scuff with steel wool then clean with denatured alcohol. Tape off everything and drape cloth if you are going to spray paint it. My nephew did his 3 years ago, gold to silver, and it still looks great. He used RustOleum brand.
Rustoleum now makes a spray paint primer that you do not have to sand the metal.
Use TSP or Krud Kutter to clean the metal. Paper off all the glass and bottom of the shower, you do not want over spray anywhere. including the walls.
Use painters tape as close to the metal as you can, Use Rustoleum self etching primer let dry completely. Then use the Rustoleum color or your choice. Make sure you are working in a well ventilated area. Let dry for at least 3 days before use.
๏ปฟ I know that Rustoleum makes different finishes such as, brushed, hammered,etc. in a wide variety of colors. Be sure to get the product made especially for bathrooms. I'm assuming there will be a lot of steam involved. Also, you might want to go lightly over the brass with sandpaper to give the new paint a surface to stick to.
You can do it with spray paint but know it might wear. Iโve seen this several times on Hometalk โ try the search bar at the top left, tips should pop right up.
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Yes just rough it up lightly with sand paper before you paint.
Yes, you can scuff with steel wool then clean with denatured alcohol. Tape off everything and drape cloth if you are going to spray paint it. My nephew did his 3 years ago, gold to silver, and it still looks great. He used RustOleum brand.
I would look into a shower painting kit
Im sure you can if its the alluminum frame you want to paint, you will have to make sure they are very clean. Use a good oil based paint
Rustoleum now makes a spray paint primer that you do not have to sand the metal.
Use TSP or Krud Kutter to clean the metal. Paper off all the glass and bottom of the shower, you do not want over spray anywhere. including the walls.
Use painters tape as close to the metal as you can, Use Rustoleum self etching primer let dry completely. Then use the Rustoleum color or your choice. Make sure you are working in a well ventilated area. Let dry for at least 3 days before use.
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๏ปฟ I know that Rustoleum makes different finishes such as, brushed, hammered,etc. in a wide variety of colors. Be sure to get the product made especially for bathrooms. I'm assuming there will be a lot of steam involved. Also, you might want to go lightly over the brass with sandpaper to give the new paint a surface to stick to.
You can do it with spray paint but know it might wear. Iโve seen this several times on Hometalk โ try the search bar at the top left, tips should pop right up.
I think it's all about the prep. Clean it thoroughly and then use a high-quality paint.
Yes but you need to prep it by cleaning and sanding it before painting