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White spray paint---decorator ideas.
A quick Google search yielded an interesting list of possibilities that was inspired by posters' comments about DM possibly using spray paint for the renovations at Riverside.
There is a decorating style termed 'shabby chic' ...it involves painting all manner of furniture and fittings white ....and is quite popular amongst the younger set. It is also for the thrift-minded consumer who want to extend their decorating budget by updating existing dated furniture and fittings with coats of white paint.
Here is just a sampling of the cost effective uses of white spray paint--
--To modernize doorknobs and light fixtures...even cabinet pulls.
--To update bathroom plumbing fixtures...literally spray painting faucets and water spouts....not to forget towel bars and the like.
--To refresh heating/cooling air ducts located in every room.....plus cold air returns.
--To change the colour of dated electrical outlets and plates....as well as light switches.
--To give a modern twist to fireplace screens and brasses.
Once I started on the list it was readily apparent that 12 cans of white spray paint would likely disappear right quick if it was used for cosmetic purposes at the Riverside apartment that DM & CN intended to use . I can easily imagine that the every apartment in the older home was filled with fixtures and fittings that were quite dated.....the spray paint could have saved hundreds upon hundreds of dollars .
Perhaps this is what DM & CN were checking out in the bathroom....that is, how well the renewed (repainted) fixtures and fittings were coming along.
Strictly my opinion....hahaha.... I don't even take credit for the great decorator tips....except for this one--I hate those silver coloured braided hoses under a free standing sink and I think a good coat of white spray paint would make me happier ( or an interesting accent colour for a bit of whimsy!!)
PS....For vehicles, I can see Shaner using a lot of black paint in addition to aluminum or silver for trim......not so much the white. The white is definitely a shabby chic element but then wasn't Dell always billing Millardair for things that had nothing to do with airplanes or service ......free white spray paint for Javier to use in the Riverside renovations etc and maybe even Villada homes .....![Wink ;) ;)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
A quick Google search yielded an interesting list of possibilities that was inspired by posters' comments about DM possibly using spray paint for the renovations at Riverside.
There is a decorating style termed 'shabby chic' ...it involves painting all manner of furniture and fittings white ....and is quite popular amongst the younger set. It is also for the thrift-minded consumer who want to extend their decorating budget by updating existing dated furniture and fittings with coats of white paint.
Here is just a sampling of the cost effective uses of white spray paint--
--To modernize doorknobs and light fixtures...even cabinet pulls.
--To update bathroom plumbing fixtures...literally spray painting faucets and water spouts....not to forget towel bars and the like.
--To refresh heating/cooling air ducts located in every room.....plus cold air returns.
--To change the colour of dated electrical outlets and plates....as well as light switches.
--To give a modern twist to fireplace screens and brasses.
Once I started on the list it was readily apparent that 12 cans of white spray paint would likely disappear right quick if it was used for cosmetic purposes at the Riverside apartment that DM & CN intended to use . I can easily imagine that the every apartment in the older home was filled with fixtures and fittings that were quite dated.....the spray paint could have saved hundreds upon hundreds of dollars .
Perhaps this is what DM & CN were checking out in the bathroom....that is, how well the renewed (repainted) fixtures and fittings were coming along.
Strictly my opinion....hahaha.... I don't even take credit for the great decorator tips....except for this one--I hate those silver coloured braided hoses under a free standing sink and I think a good coat of white spray paint would make me happier ( or an interesting accent colour for a bit of whimsy!!)
PS....For vehicles, I can see Shaner using a lot of black paint in addition to aluminum or silver for trim......not so much the white. The white is definitely a shabby chic element but then wasn't Dell always billing Millardair for things that had nothing to do with airplanes or service ......free white spray paint for Javier to use in the Riverside renovations etc and maybe even Villada homes .....