WANT TO PAIN MY PROPANE TANK TURN IT INTO SOMETHING NEAT A BUG OR FLOWERS SOMETHING DIFFERENT
What a great craft project DPINA57!
Use 220-grit sandpaper to buff off any rust.
Wipe off the sanding dust with a dry terry towel.
Prime the tank with Rust-Oleum Clean Metal Primer.
Once primed, you can finish with craft paint, spray paint, or almost any other coating ... so be as creative as you wish!
NOTE:
Please be safe while executing this project.
Pat InPaint
If the tank is really rusty, simply take it to Hone Depot and exchange it for a clean, filled tank. I have never gotten a tank from this service that did not look like new.
The large home-size tanks can be an eye-sore. They usually are close to the house and look like a big blimp.
I have a 500 gallon tank that the rounded end faces the street. Through the years, I've planted flowers around it, put a picket fence around it and finally decided to embrace it and flaunt it.... ha ha. I painted it a fleshy pink color and made a pig face on the rounded end. Because I like to change things up, I now have it painted like the Texas flag.
I've seen one with flowers painted on the tank (bluebonnets, specifically....Texas state flower), and another was painted black and white like a spotted cow. It's something you can get creative with and make a bold statement.
Love It 1AcreFarm!
Yes, you did!!!
Making a statement can certainly be fun and personalize your Acre!
Thanks for sharing this great idea!
Pat InPaint