SPRAY PAINTED FAUCETS?! - Cheap & Easy DIY Bathroom Vanity Makeover (Bathroom Makeover Part 1)
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- Let me show you how I fully transformed my bathroom vanity for cheap! In this video, I try some new things like:
1. Working with contact paper
2. Spray painting my faucets
3. Using a cardboard template to install cabinet pulls
My goal for this project was to bring warmth and simplicity into my bathroom and to help make my bathroom feel like a cohesive part of my home. I wanted to try out new techniques and definitely was looking to save some money.
+ Time Codes +
01:19 - Contact Papering Cabinet Front
03:55 - Spray Painting Faucets
08:19 - Adding Cabinet Pulls (Cardboard Template)
09:59 - Before/After Look
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+ Supplies I Used +
Cabinet Front:
- Contact paper ($25): amzn.to/3cCiu6G
- Xacto Knife: amzn.to/3tm3UpN
- Gold Cabinet Pulls ($4): amzn.to/2MPy58d
Faucets:
- Sandpaper (Assorted Pack): amzn.to/36BIB9T
- Primer ($4): amzn.to/3apTPQc
- Gold spray paint ($4): amzn.to/3oJbjvG
- Laquer top coat spray ($4 ): amzn.to/3oI1gr4
- Plastic Tarp: amzn.to/3cBzQRe
- Painter’s Tape: amzn.to/36yJArl
+ Music
- 9th Power by Henyao
- Gimme That by Katnip
- From the Cliffside by Tape Machines 
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Yassssssss. Amazing as always with the details, music and everything. Love how you walk us through everything. Can’t wait for you to hit millions of subscribers. 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾.
Hahaha you are the sweetest. Thank you so much! I seriously appreciate it so much. ♥️
The cardboard template hack is a lifesaver. Never thought of that!
Still figuring it out myself! Haha but definitely so helpful
Well done. Good instructions. Thank you
The gold came out so good! 😍
Thank you!! ♥️
really like your bedroom setup - bedframe and the paint 'headboard' and how that color works with the blanket and stuff. it feels very intentional, well put together, and a chill space.
He did do that in the video. He stated that was the protective layer. I didn't see what kind, though.
So talented! It came out amazing!
Thanks so much!! 🥰
80 and 220 grit sand paper, plastic drop and painters tape, rust oleum automobile primer speay, paint spray, laquer
That’s exactly what I did to my daughters door handles. She’s 9 and not very careful and they’re holding up pretty good!
Love it thanks for the tips...about to get started on my hubby bathroom
Good luck!
this is what I was looking for Thanks!
No prob!
Thank you! Very helpful!!
Glad to help!
Great video
You have a very good, unique taste!
Haha thank you!
This looks great! I’d love to know how the paint held up.
Love how this turned out! I wonder if the paint on the faucet would hold up longer if polyurethane was spray painted on as a top coat?
Super niiiice! Also love that bed!
Haha omg thank you!
where did you get the original cabinet and vanity top?! super cute
hi, how did it hold up long term the spray paint? Did it chip?
I was nervous about spray painting my fixtures because of the vapors. Im going to do it!
Be careful! Try to wear a mask and leave windows open. It’s definitely not a fun smell
Great job Jose. Can you also do a hair tutorial? I like the style
Hahah thank ya
Great work bro. For the holes. Next time put some painters tape over the holes, put 2 holes in the tape and now you have the exact distance and size of the holes.
Thank you!!
Wow! Amazing gold. 4 months after, do the paint peel off?
Mostly there is some discoloration and a few scratch marks. Thankfully the discoloring almost makes it look like brass haha but it definitely could use a touch up. I have found that most people have better success with black spray paint, which shouldn’t really have problems with color changing. Hope that helps !
I have so many fixtures that are circa 1979...lights too in the house I bought. Outdoor ones as well. 😳 Luckily many will look great oil rubbed bronze or whichever. Yeash...I'm newer to this...have any tips - or what is my chance of success with floor registers, outdoor light fixtures (rough, faded, old) and DOH, lol...my house has an intercom system lol... way cool but $$$ to update. Nutone brown w/cassette and units in most rooms....plastic though..eek
Anything antique like that I would probably get restored! Haha love me some vintage
Huge difference! are you gonna do the vanity legs too?
For now I’ll leave them black I think. I wanna do mixed metals with black and brass. All inspired by the new light fixture that you’ll see in part 2 of this makeover 😁
Ooo the faucets look amazing! How is the paint holding up after daily usage?
Thanks so much! So far the paint it holding up pretty well. I can definitely see some discoloration on the handles, which is making it look more like brass and less like gold (which I actually like lol) But I feel like it may need a touch up once in a blue. I’ve seen that most people use matte black for this type of DIY, which seems to be more successful because it shouldn’t discolor like more shiny finishes might. Hope that helps!
@@joshmrivera Amazing! Thanks for the update! I'm enjoying all your DIYs and look forward to more of your uploads!
Aw thanks so much! Always glad to help 🥰
I have the same paint and was going to paint some light pendants! I thought the paint looked a little to champange gold but it looks fantastic o this youtube. I havnt tried it on metal or primed surface but maybe that the difference! The paint has primer in it, so do you think its necessary to prime a light fixture that wont be touched like faucets are. I also bought a rustoleum top coat. Its says it supposed to provide a durable finish. If i Do my faucets and I think I may try I will be sure to follow you method but not sure if its worth all the work since you said yours may need redoing soon!
Awesome! Yeah I think for a light fixture you can go ahead and skip the primer. Good luck with your project!
Has the faucet psint held up?
Hi there id like to know how the paint is 3yrs later, still gold? thanx
Love this. How does it hold up? Any follow up? :) I am about to do the same lol
So mine started peeling after a few months. But honestly I rushed the process a bit for this video. Since then I have repeated the steps with adequate drying time. And it’s holding up amazing!
@@joshmrivera thank you 🙏
Just checking in, how did the color hold? Any problems? Anything you would have done different?
So everything in the shower is holding up very well. The only thing that isn’t is the faucet handles in the sink. Over many months they originally were changing color and looking a little aged which i was okay with, but down the line paint started scratching off. I think probably b/c the sink faucet is the absolute most highly touched surface out of everything I spray painted.
This was also the first thing I spray painted. As far as doing things differently I would have given each coat a full day to cure. I was in a pinch and sort of had to rush things along. My shower did have extra time to cure so I wonder if that also contributed to the color holding up. Hope that helps!
Is it still holding up? Any issues with rust or wear after 6 months of use? I am nervous that it'll wear after a while and the need to have to keep re-doing it
Great question! I ended up doing this spray paint technique on: the faucet, shower head, bath tap, towel holders, toilet paper holder. They have all held up without signs of wear EXCEPT the sink faucet. The handles have began to discolor and show a few scratches. I’m not sure if it’s because it a more high tough surface or if I made a mistake somewhere in the process since the sink is the first thing I spray painted.
@@joshmrivera thank you for your response. That’s really helpful
Anytime! Glad to help!
Seeee I’m trying to do Matte blk but the faucet is like plastic 😮
Some things are just way easier to remove and then paint like the sink faucet.
Probably easier to remove the fixture, spray, and reinstall
How did it last with use over the past year?
Looking good!
How are these fixtures holding up?
Amazingly! When I did it for this video I rushed the process for the sake of making a video lol and it chipped a little bit after a few months, but I went back and repeated the process with adequate drying time between each coat and since then they have been perfect!
Update?
It would be so much easier to remove the faucet…
Very true! But I had never done that before and was scared to commit to reinstalling with no experience lol