Ideas for painting sisal rugs
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TENITA DEAL on Mar 31, 2015I always use "Scrubbing Bubbles" for any furniture or carpet stain--especially in my car. Not only does it leave no residue, but it will not bleach the fabric.Helpful Reply
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Lawyer630 on Mar 31, 2015Please note that a Sisal rug is made up of natural fibers and once wet, leaves a "stain". It's more of a discoloration than a stain per se, and cannot be removed. With that being said, anyone else have any ideas? I'm also an owner of a sisal that got wet and I'm also at a loss of what to do! Thanks in advance!Helpful Reply
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Blue Collar Defender on Mar 31, 2015Oh that was a great idea, I will use also your method to try it to my rug this weekend and I hope that dirt will be easily remove. Thanks for sharing this idea.Helpful Reply
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K on Mar 31, 2015Sisal can easily be painted! I would roll on a coat of flat latex paint- red maybe, let it dry for a full 48 hours to avoid bleed then stencil a big design- flowers or stripes, then a quick 2 coats of spray urethane- gorgeous indoors or out & super durable& easy to clean!Helpful Reply
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Anna Ibarra on Mar 31, 2015I used a craft apple outdoor paint to re-do some of the paint trim. What I forgot to do is add a clear protector. It will help hid the stains. However, mine was small trims, so buying large outdoor paint of latex paint and a roller to paint it all, or add a motif.Helpful Reply
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Barbara on Mar 31, 2015I spray painted my rug (it's outside)over a year ago with a can of paint and primer in one and it's still perfect.Helpful Reply
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Barbara on Mar 31, 2015I also wanted to share that I spray painted a horribly faded patio umbrella that still cranked like new. It has been 4 years and it's still wonderful!Helpful Reply
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Mic M on Mar 31, 2015I used oxi clean on mine. It is outdoor rug so figured what the heck...made solution, soaked rug, let dry on patio in the sun and it looks great.Helpful Reply
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Lib1481968 on Mar 31, 2015Thanks, all suggestions appreciated!Helpful Reply
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