How to Make a Chalkboard Flower Pot
Place the pot (without the plant inside it) on the covered surface., Smoothen the pot using an 80 grit sandpaper. , Clean it using a wet rag so the dust will be removed. , Start Spraying the pot If you don't have a Chalk spray paint, you can...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Place the pot (without the plant inside it) on the covered surface.
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Shake the can as instructed, then spray to coat the pot evenly with chalkboard spray paint. ,,,, This can take up to 24 hours depending on humidity levels.
Consider adding a second coat.
You will want this paint to be especially durable as your recipient will be writing on it (and erasing) often. , If you're going to paint a special message or add a painted border along the top of the pot, do this now.
Messages could include "Best Sister"
"Thanks, Teacher" or "Love You"
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Step 2: Smoothen the pot using an 80 grit sandpaper.
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Step 3: Clean it using a wet rag so the dust will be removed.
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Step 4: Start Spraying the pot If you don't have a Chalk spray paint
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Step 5: you can purchase chalk paint readily available in a hardware shop.
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Step 6: Allow the first coat of paint to dry.
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Step 7: Add flourishes to the pot if desired.
Detailed Guide
Option:
Shake the can as instructed, then spray to coat the pot evenly with chalkboard spray paint. ,,,, This can take up to 24 hours depending on humidity levels.
Consider adding a second coat.
You will want this paint to be especially durable as your recipient will be writing on it (and erasing) often. , If you're going to paint a special message or add a painted border along the top of the pot, do this now.
Messages could include "Best Sister"
"Thanks, Teacher" or "Love You"
etc.
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