Spray painting tapware is an easy and affordable D.I.Y. project.
The first step would be to thoroughly clean your chrome tapware to get rid of all traces of soap or grease.
Next, take some 120-grit sandpaper to scratch up the surface of the tapware to ensure there is no shiny chrome left. This gives a great surface for the topcoat to bind to.
Rinse off any debris from the sanding process, and then tape up the surrounding area to ensure the sink, tiles and mirror have no chance of any overspray.
Now take your spray paint and do several light coats over the tapwear. Several light coats are much better than a couple of heavy coats, which lead to runs and don’t bind as well.
Wait for the paint to dry according to the directions on the can before removing any painter’s tape.
Check out the video below for more and don’t’ miss the fantastic results achieved by Workshop member @lifestylebymari with her spray painted tapware.
Bunnings shares popular projects from the Workshop community on Instagram and Facebook every Workshop Wednesday. This question was submitted by a Bunnings customer via Instagram.
