How to paint on metal

Choosing the right paint for metals is critical as you want your results to last. You can easily rejuvenate metal patio furniture quickly or metal hardware to name a few.

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If you’ve ever wanted to make a piece of metal more visually appealing or maybe protect it from rust or perhaps improve its durability, you may have considered the idea of applying acrylic paint to the item. After all, acrylic paint can have a protective element, and it definitely has the ability to enhance aesthetics! Can I use acrylic paint on metal?

See how to paint metal with a collection of DIY projects. From painting rusty metal to how to paint a front door. Maybe your metal patio set needs sprucing up.

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Have you ever looked at a piece of metal and thought, “That would make an interesting painting?” If so, then you’re in luck! Acrylic paint can adhere to metal surfaces without needing a primer, making it an ideal medium for creating art on various materials.

Ordinary acrylic paint works for most metal projects. Although you don't need acrylic paint specifically for metal, the sealant and primer should match your paint choice. Acrylic paints come in oil or water bases and spray cans or regular containers. Some are for outdoor use or application with metal.

When your outdoor furniture needs an update, learn how to paint metal patio furniture for an easy and cheap way to upgrade your decor.

To help you prepare for new mixed-media art projects, I’d like to share with you Kimberly Santiago’s tips for painting on glass, metal, and plastic.

There are lots of imitations out there, and some come close, but nothing beats the look of real gold paint. It adds a level of richness to any painting. It shines beautifully. It can be burnished for more shine. It is possible to buy ready made gold paint from art suppliers. I've never used it, but those who have used store-bought and home made gold paint say there is no comparison. It is not hard to make, either. Just tedious! This little photo essay explains the basics of making gold…