Toolbox
Redo:
I picked both of these toolboxes up from a local
swap shop on Facebook for $8! Major score in my book ;).
I’m going to start with what I did on the
left and move into the right one.
For the left tool box it was in pretty good
condition and I wanted to keep it as authentic as possible so I took a blue
scrubbing pad like what you use for washing dishes, I scrubbed the whole thing
to get all of the dirt and grime off and used 2 coats of a spray clear coat,
BAM done! That was all I had to do! Quick and easy and so cute!
The box on the right was not in the greatest
shape so I took both of the long ends off and replaced them with new boards, so
clearly I couldn’t leave it originalL, I started
out by using fine grit sand paper with a hand sander and went over the whole
thing to smooth it out so it matched the new boards. then
using a can of spray paint in the same color s as what’s on it now I put
on a few coats but the wood was so absorbent it kept soaking it up, so I
switched to a can of paint and brushed it on, worked like a charm! After
putting two coats of paint I clear coated it and was done!
I was horrible and did not take any pictures
of the process…I’m going to have to work on that! I matched up the new board
for the right one and cut it down to size and nailed it into the ends.
For any question’s or input feel free to
leave a comment!
Thanks
Chloe
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