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We have talked about spray painting light fixtures and even using spray paint to refresh a rug, seriously though, spray paint can transform just about ANYTHING! 
I have spray painted everything from cabinet knobs, plant stands, picture frames, candle sticks, to random décor objects and frames on mirrors.
Spray paint comes in just about any color so the color possibilities are endless!
Here are some examples of some spray painted items from the lovely Pinterest:
Random cans and containers into faux milk glass by P.S. I made this
Transform an outdated lamp with spray paint
I did this with a lamp too – $3.03 thrift store lamp now so much better after a coat of spray paint
Even more lamps painted in fun colors!
Spray paint your pumpkins
or your Pinecones
and even your canning jars!
Your doorknobs can even be updated with spray paint.
You can even take this soap bottle
into this much better spray painted version by House of Hepworth’s!
Need some spray painting tips? Check out these posts:
- For the Love of spray paint
- Everything I know about spray paint by All Things Thrifty
Love this spray painted frame!
She spray painted and then glazed this frame to bring out the detail – here’s a great tutorial on how to glaze items.
So take a look around your home or Goodwill and find something you can make something amazing with some spray paint! 
What have you spray painted? And what is your favorite brand or color to use?
{cj}
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I feel like I spray paint everything now! Love the endless possibilities!
Molly Swaffer recently posted..My big helper
yep, me too! need to go put a second coat on the stuff in my driveway before it gets dark! :)
Love the spraypainted door knob idea! I may have to do that!
Sara@Renoventures recently posted..Taming the Hoard
isn’t that neat! I have wanted to try it myself but taking off 20+ doorknobs and wondering if the paint might chip off – hmmmm?? it’s sort of low down on my list :) I have read followup posts though of people that have done it that had said that it has held up great – use primer, many light coats of paint, and maybe a clear coat or sealer on top.
Great post! Thanks for including my soap pump!!!
Allison @ House of Hepworths recently posted..Labeling & organizing massive amounts of Legos