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I turned a $25 frame into the perfect frame for my night paintings.
This is the final product. The frames started as just traditional brown wood frames. This is a huge frame at 24x36” that I found a set of 2 of on marketplace for $25 each. I used black Krylon spray paint for the outside portion, and this product called “Rub and Buff” for the gold portion. It’s a really cool product and it really makes the gold look much more natural than a spray paint. I think these go perfect with my night paintings. Both of these paintings are 24x36”. The last few pictures are of a 16x20” antique frame I did the same thing to. submitted by /u/FlyingBuilder [link] [comments]
| | This is the final product. The frames started as just traditional brown wood frames. This is a huge frame at 24x36” that I found a set of 2 of on marketplace for $25 each. I used black Krylon spray paint for the outside portion, and this product called “Rub and Buff” for the gold portion. It’s a really cool product and it really makes the gold look much more natural than a spray paint. I think these go perfect with my night paintings. Both of these paintings are 24x36”. The last few pictures are of a 16x20” antique frame I did the same thing to. [link] [comments] |
