Rust Anything!
Want to rust something, anything?
I took several mismatched urns I had, some ceramic, some plastic and coated them with iron paint, it creates a textured surface and is made with real ground metals.
I usually apply 2 coats and let dry according to the instructions.
The rust antiquing liquid is a mild acid that triggers the oxidation of the iron, so it’s real rust.
You can find sophisticated finishes at Michaels Craft Store and online. Great stuff!
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When I applied the rusting liquid, I chose to leave some of the base gray metal paint showing,
and I also applied the rusting liquid heavier in certain areas, it gave a depth to the rust.
I faked my Mom out, I told her I bought the rusted metal urns at an Estate Sale, she actually thought they were real vintage urns .
Those urns are awesome, and I think I am going to have to try it. Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteShame on you for feeling your sweet Mom!;>) I love how real they look- You did a great job on them- xo Diana
ReplyDeleteThese look wonderful.
ReplyDeleteHow fun! I love this look.
ReplyDeleteOooo...love the rust
ReplyDeleteThanks for the steps
Hugs
SueAnn
I have never ever heard of this stuff. Wow! Love the rust...real or fake. :)
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