Vintage Hotel Chairs

Materials:

• 3 cans of Krylon Indoor/Outdoor Global Blue Gloss
• 3 cans of Krylon Indoor/Outdoor Silver Gloss
• 1 Power Cable hand-held Sander
• 6 Gator Skin 80 coarse sanding patches

Instructions:

1. Sand any areas on the chairs that may be rusted or where the old paint is chipping. Note: The bottom of the chair may be sanded and/or painted as well, but is not necessary.
    
2. Spray the chair with a garden hose to remove any dust left behind and, if possible, leave outside to air-dry. Note: drying process may take some time based on weather conditions. best conditions are a sunny day with a breeze to speed up the drying process.
    
3. Begin painting by spraying the arms and base of the chair with your silver Krylon paint. Do not worry if any over-spray lands on the chair as it will be painted over later.
    
4. After the silver paint has dried, proceed to paint the seat, back, and rear of the chair with the color of your choice (recommended colors are Global Blue or Red). You will most likely need to use a piece of paper while you paint to protect the arms and base from any over-spray.
    
5. Go back and correct any errors that may have occurred during painting (over-spray on parts of the chair, missed spots, etc.). Repeat steps 1-4 if you have any other chairs.