I started with sanding it down but stopped because in some parts it was only the rust holding it altogether and had many holes.
I would've preferred to separate the top from the legs but the nuts and bolts were too rusted to move. It did make it a bit messy when I was painting.
I would've preferred to separate the top from the legs but the nuts and bolts were too rusted to move. It did make it a bit messy when I was painting.
I was inspired by the tiles around the pool area so introduced little squares as decoration. Using masking tape to try and get straight lines. Some worked, some didn't - the paint seeped through, but overall does add a good splash of colour
The glass top was a mess, as was my trying to paint the top of the legs, so I decided to paint the underneath of the table.
The glass top was a mess, as was my trying to paint the top of the legs, so I decided to paint the underneath of the table.
Equipment used:
Wire brush; sander; soap and water; outdoor paint; paintbrush; masking tape
Wire brush; sander; soap and water; outdoor paint; paintbrush; masking tape
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