

Here I had already started spraying it... now I now that someone really spent alot of time and talent painting those flowers, but it just didn't fit for me. I used some spray paint I already had in the garage which is a flat black paint. This was an enamel spray paint for something else which is a bit overkill, but I didn't want to go to the store again any flat black paint will do.
Once it is all sprayed and dried, I began with the distressing it with some sandpaper. I am not really sure why but this was a total impromptu project, and it felt like the right direction to go in. This was fairly easy, I didn't use hard pressure when sanding the paint and I used a medium/fine grade. It was fairly easy to do actually, I did do it on the back porch just in case of powder flying.
This is after all of the distressing is finished and the paint is completely dry. I am thinking of adding a swirl to it in the center, but that requires a trip to the store for a thick marker in another color besides black. The total cost of the project was less than $2. Now if I had to by the paint, it would be more like $3 total. Not bad!
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