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beatricebeatrice Krylon’s 'Looking Glass' spray paint. I have a set of lamps crying out for a makeover...this would be perfect.
megjanmegjan Originally brass lamps from goodwill, spray paint in bright colors - just goes to show that it's all about the shape!
Maiden11976Maiden11976 This site has some really great art projects for kids, like this kid friendly spray paint project.
jeromevincentchinjeromevincentchin puffy paint words w/ frosted glass spray. just peel off the words after it dries!
lulalula great information about the best paints for repainting furniture. She tells you what paint to use for which finish.
MathomeMathome spray paint old brass lamps - why can i never find any old lamps with shapes like this when i thrift
Gail KernsGail Kerns diy--mirror finish on wooden furniture using chrome spray paint, rub n' buff, antiquing glaze, rubbing compound for cars, mirror glaze
loislois Idea for entrance hall - big mirror with pics either side, 2 x lamps (paint white? with new shades) vases and books and some shells, and
carlenecarlene Glass blocks that was purchased at Menards. It came with a hole already cut out which was great. Spray painted the block with Krylon
revareva Love her tutorial on how to turn normal glass into Mercury Glass by using Mirror spray paint and then wiping it off with a vinegar-water
emz23emz23 DIY Mercury Glass All you need is a couple of clear vases or votives, a spray bottle with water and mirror paint. You can get the mirror
tabithatabitha Garage sale frames - spray paint - sand paper Great new frame! I am going to do some in black.
sonyasonya My first recycled chandelier. I took an old brass chandelier and cleaned it up. All it took was a can of black spray paint, some crystals
adrianna_gilleadrianna_gille seems like this could be done way easier then how they describe.....spray paint, fondue/kabob sticks, & glue
virginiavirginia Christmas Wishes Blowing Your Way ~ Spray paint the lids the color of your choice. Use a sticker to put the first letter of the recipient’s
jodijodi Fabulous and INEXPENSIVE way to get drama for your winter wedding. Find branches (curly willow is especially great) spray paint white and
EllieEllie I have always wanted a room just like this. Ever since I was a kid. I want it as my master bedroom. 2-way mirror glass.
lightinglighting Country: China City: Shanghai Project name: Sinopec Gas Station Date: 2011-10-12 Model: ENEP-100W-01 Quantity: 12 pcs This is project happened on 12th October, 2011. In this project, we made a design for Sinopec Gas Station, a gas station located in Shanghai by using 12 pieces LED Explosion Proof Lights (LEDEP). This is our first project for gas station. LEDEP can be used in places where may probably have explosions, like gas stations, undermines, underground constructions, etc. LEDEP has not only higher dust and water proof index, but also explosion proof index, which cannot be realized by other LED lighting products. Before the design, we sent our design group and other two engineers to examine the site. Since this station is located in a remote region and surrounded by three building sites and one stone factory, dust content in the air is much higher than other places. In consideration of such low visibility, our design group decided to use a high power LEDEP: ENEP-100W-01 (with a power consumption of 100W). Originally, we intended to distribute the light evenly to cover the entire region of this gas station (three rows, four lamps for each row). But soon we changed our mind. This gas station has four oil tanks. All of them are sattled in the middle area. In order to realize the concentrated lighting effect, we rearranged lamps in the middle area. From the feedback photo sent by this client we can see that the luminous flux is sufficient and the lighting effect also meet our requirements. We will continuously record the working conditions of these lamps. More information, please click LED Explosion Proof Lights.
lizliz From the original post:
" Whenever I go clothes shopping and I find myself not too happy with my reflection or discover the clothes I really like don’t fit, I get my camera out and take a few photos of myself in the mirror instead of letting any negative thoughts creep in.
I took this one yesterday after discovering a dress I fell in love with the moment I saw it didn’t fit me properly around the bust. I did a few silly poses, a few sexy poses and a few happy ones where I smiled as widely as I could and focused on all the things about me and about my body that I like. I came out of the fitting room feeling really positive about myself and how I look instead of brooding over the fact that the dress was too small for me.
I really recommend doing this when going clothes shopping - it it’s a great way to chase away any negative thoughts or disappointment if clothes don’t fit!"