Mercury Glass Coffee Table
Extract from A Hot Glue Gun Mess • By Mr. Kate • Published by HarperCollinsAbout
A Hot Glue Gun Mess
- Jennie I. added Mercury Glass Coffee Table to Mermaid's Hideaway 05 Aug 16:16
- Maya Kuzman added Mercury Glass Coffee Table to Iris Simpkins' Living Room 21 Jan 19:07
- Elin H. favorited Mercury Glass Coffee Table 09 Nov 11:56
- Biblionic added Mercury Glass Coffee Table to Elizabeth Bennet's Sitting Parlor 03 Aug 01:57
- Toni D. added Mercury Glass Coffee Table to First house projects 02 Dec 06:56
- Margie S. favorited Mercury Glass Coffee Table 04 Nov 13:51
- Southern Crafter added Mercury Glass Coffee Table to To-make list 04 Nov 01:53
- Southern Crafter favorited Mercury Glass Coffee Table 04 Nov 01:51
- HarperCollins published her project Mercury Glass Coffee Table 01 Nov 06:00
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Step 1
DO IT!
Remove the glass top from the coffee table. Lay the glass on the drop cloth with the underside facing up. Spray a layer of the Looking Glass paint evenly over the glass and let it dry (it will take only a few minutes). -
Step 3
Repeat steps 1 and 2 with multiple coats of spray paint and blotted vinegar water until you have your desired aged effect. I used five coats of spray paint.
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Step 4
Flip your glass over and place it back on the table base so the painted area is on the underside. This will give it that mercury glass effect and protect your paint from wear and tear.