Tailgate Table and Chairs

by Krylon^®

Turn your old table and chairs into your newest statement pieces with a little help from Krylon^® COLORmaxx.

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Project Time:

4 hours

Materials
- Krylon^® COLORmaxx
  Satin Oxford Blue #5571
  
  Matte Aqua #5549
- Folding Table
- Folding Chairs
- Painter's Tape
- Medium Grit Sandpaper
- 2 Drop Cloths or Tarps

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Instructions

In a well-ventilated space, cover a flat surface with a drop cloth or tarp.
Before starting, read the Krylon labels for safety, application, and dry time instructions.
In a separate area from where you will spray paint, ensure the surface of the table and chairs is clean, dull, and dry. Use medium grit sand paper to smooth any rough metal surfaces if necessary, wipe clean to remove all debris.
Place two of the chairs on the covered surface and spray paint using COLORmaxx in Satin Oxford Blue.
Place the other two chairs on the covered surface. Ensure there is enough distance between the chairs that were just painted to avoid overspray. Spray paint these two chairs using COLORmaxx in Matte Aqua.
Once dry to handle, set chairs aside and allow to fully dry.
Using painter’s tape and a drop cloth or tarp, divide the table in half (covering one half).
Spray paint the exposed half of the table using COLORmaxx in Satin Oxford Blue.
Remove the painter’s tape and drop cloth/tarp once the COLORmaxx Satin Oxford Blue is dry to the touch. Removing the tape when the paint is dry to touch will prevent any chipping or peeling of the paint.
Once the COLORmaxx Satin Oxford Blue is completely dry, cover that side of the table with painter’s tape and the drop cloth or tarp.
Spray paint the exposed half of the table using COLORmaxx in Matte Aqua.
Remove the painter’s tape and drop cloth/tarp once the COLORmaxx in Matte Aqua
Allow to fully dry.
Use your upcycled table and chairs for all your tailgating needs!

Tailgate Table and Chairs

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