Friday, 29 April 2011
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my photobooth stopped suddenly, but i did finish the wall! :D
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Chalkboard,
Paint,
Running,
Womens
Monday, 25 April 2011
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Having had some free time I got some things done and went to IKEA! I live a very exciting life. :) Also, thanks for responding! Yay, Jill-e! It was fabulous and I will get back to you on your awesome "voiceless" video. :)
Thursday, 21 April 2011
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For Nuit Blanche à Montréal 2011 the Visual Voice Art Gallery transformed itself into an "idea incubator" where artists and the general public sketched out their ideas on the gallery's walls and tables covered in chalkboard paint. Watch as the night unfolds and the chalkboards fill up with colourful sketches and writing.
Saturday, 16 April 2011
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A family paints a wall, all together about 50 minutes, sped up 10x. Plus it's chalkboard paint, which is an added bonus.
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Painting
Tuesday, 12 April 2011
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In order to successfully and attractively freshen up an old appliance one can use commercially available appliance paint. These paint can be used to freshen up your kitchen or dining area with perfect results.
It comes as stainless steel or brushed aluminum and can be applied on refrigerators, dishwashers and microwaves. Most of these paints are spray paints and so it would be necessary to carry out the repainting outdoors to avoid the paint coming into contact with other surfaces.
When considering a make over for your kitchen or dining area, you can always repaint your items, which is a cheaper option than replacing the items all together. For those appliances that generate a lot of heat, proper consideration is taken to purchase heat resistant appliance paint. Make sure you follow the instructions on the label to avoid pitfalls on the procedure for applying the coat. The best way to apply these kind of paint is to use an airless spray gun in order to avoid brush strokes on the surface.
Appliance painting is not like the normal painting that we are used to, but then you can do it yourself by following a few basic procedures. Keep your paints at room temperature in a dark dry place. Apply light paints at a time, preferably at intervals of 15 minutes each. Leave paint to dry for at least one day. If you think that this is not the task for you, then you can opt for professional advise from an interior designer, but this will cost you a little more, though it will be cheaper in the long run and you are sure to get a better finish.
It comes as stainless steel or brushed aluminum and can be applied on refrigerators, dishwashers and microwaves. Most of these paints are spray paints and so it would be necessary to carry out the repainting outdoors to avoid the paint coming into contact with other surfaces.
When considering a make over for your kitchen or dining area, you can always repaint your items, which is a cheaper option than replacing the items all together. For those appliances that generate a lot of heat, proper consideration is taken to purchase heat resistant appliance paint. Make sure you follow the instructions on the label to avoid pitfalls on the procedure for applying the coat. The best way to apply these kind of paint is to use an airless spray gun in order to avoid brush strokes on the surface.
Appliance painting is not like the normal painting that we are used to, but then you can do it yourself by following a few basic procedures. Keep your paints at room temperature in a dark dry place. Apply light paints at a time, preferably at intervals of 15 minutes each. Leave paint to dry for at least one day. If you think that this is not the task for you, then you can opt for professional advise from an interior designer, but this will cost you a little more, though it will be cheaper in the long run and you are sure to get a better finish.
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Appliance
Friday, 8 April 2011
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Stop motion animation in chalk on my Scion xB which is painted in chalkboard paint. Enjoy
Monday, 4 April 2011
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www.brightstarkids.com.au See how fun, quick and easy it is to use chalkboard wall stickers from Bright Star Kids
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Durio
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Chalkboard,
Decorating
