Wednesday, April 6, 2016

Make this Ombré Side Table and Turn Your Patio into Paradise

Make this Ombré Side Table

Let this beachy ombré side table transform your patio into a summer paradise! With Rust-Oleum spray paint, it’s easy to create an ombré finish like this one.

Here’s how to turn a ceramic garden stool into a stunning ombré side table in a few steps.

Materials to Make an Ombré Side Table

Materials

Before You Start

Always work in a well-ventilated area and wear gloves and a mask while spray painting, especially if you’re spraying in a confined space like a garage.


Make this Ombré Side Table

Step 1: Use a Drop Cloth

Spread out a drop cloth to protect your workspace. We recommend working on a table for this project.


Make this Ombré Side Table

Make this Ombré Side Table

Step 2: Spray on Primer

Even though priming is optional for this project, we recommend adding a base of primer for maximum adhesion and coverage, especially since your table will be outdoors.

To prime your table, first shake your can of Ultra Cover 2x Primer for one minute after the mixing ball starts to rattle. Then, hold the can 10-16 in. away from the table, and spray in a steady back-and-forth motion.

Apply two or more light coats of primer to the top and sides of the table, allowing a few minutes in between each coat.


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Step 3: Apply Painter’s Touch Ultra Cover Semi Gloss White

Shake your can of Ultra Cover 2x spray paint in Semi Gloss White for one minute after the mixing ball starts to rattle. Hold the can 10-16 in. from the top third of the table and spray in a sweeping motion, slightly overlapping each stroke.

Apply two to three light coats to the top third of the table (including the tabletop) a few minutes apart.


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Step 4: Apply Painter’s Touch Ultra Cover Satin Aqua

Using the same technique, apply two or more light coats of Ultra Cover 2x spray paint in Satin Aqua to the bottom two thirds of the table.

Once the bottom two thirds of the table is completely painted, blend the Semi Gloss White and Satin Aqua paint by lightly spraying the area where the colors touch. Be careful not to over spray, or the paint might start to drip.


Step 5 – Blend Painter’s Touch Ultra Cover Satin Aqua and Semi Gloss White

Once the bottom two thirds of the table is completely painted, blend the Semi Gloss White and Satin Aqua paint by lightly spraying the area where the colors touch. Be careful not to over spray, or the paint might start to drip.


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Step 6: Apply Painter’s Touch Ultra Cover Satin Lagoon

Continuing with the same spraying technique from Steps 3 and 4, apply two or more light coats of Ultra Cover 2x spray paint in Satin Lagoon to the bottom third of the table.


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Step 7: Blend Satin Lagoon and Satin Aqua

With the technique from Step 5, blend the area where Satin Aqua meets Satin Lagoon.


Step 8: Let the Paint Dry

Once your ombré effect is complete, set the table aside to dry for at least 24 hours.


Make this Ombré Side Table

Make this Ombré Side Table

That’s your new ombré side table.

Take your paradise patio to the next level! You can use Rust-Oleum Ultra Cover 2x spray paint to refinish just about any piece of outdoor decor. And, with dozens of color options, it’s easy to mix and match looks to fit your style. To get our look, add a spray painted Adirondack chair (Gloss Ocean Mist), hexagon planter (Satin Lagoon), and outdoor lamp (Satin Heirloom White).

Browse The Home Depot’s Paint Department for everything you’ll need for your next painting project.

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