The first thing that I did was sand off the peeling paint. {I thought this would take a few minutes, but really it took about an hour or so}.
After I had it sanded, I used Ivory Krylon’s new Dual Paint + Primer Spray Paint. I liked the idea of a spray paint that is both a primer AND paint in one.
Once the bench was painted and dry, I taped off the bench, exposing the strips that were going to be YELLOW.
Then I got to the pretty yellow paint. One thing I noticed was that the yellow paint seemed to cover more than the Ivory did. But that might have been because I had already painted underneath the yellow with the ivory.
So overall I am really happy with Krylon’s new Dual Paint + Primer. The paint stayed on my bench even underneath all of that tape. I liked that you don’t have to use separate paint and primer with this product, although the Ivory did take quite a few coats to cover.
And you can win an iPad by linking up YOUR spray painting project!! You can find out more at Krylon’s Dual Duel site.
Krylon sent me the new Dual Paint to try out. Check out their latest promotion, The Dual Duel, where Krylon is looking to find The Ultimate Restorer. To win this title, enter your spray paint restoration project and encourage friends and family to vote for your project as their favorite for their chance to win too.
I am linking up to these fun parties – check them out!