It wasn't hard to start since the blades have been sitting on the back porch for almost a year and a half (crap has it really been that long?).
Just some plain old fan blades from the 70's.
I used my trusty Rustoleum black spray paint to do two coats on the front and back of the blades.
Pop 'em back up on the fan.
And screw the glass back in.
Now it's a little less of an eye sore. It'd be ideal to have recessed lighting, but maybe we'll get to that one day.
Week 4 didn't include a ton of progress on my end but for some reason I get a crap ton done the very last week of this challenge, so I'm sure it'll come together. But I'm anxious for it to be over haha.
Check out the other guest participants this week, there's a few I'm really excited to see the progress on!
This is such a smart idea! It might not be your ideal fixture, but the paint gives it a totally fresh look!
ReplyDeleteThanks Stevie!! Totally! I just keep telling myself we won't be here long so it would be dumb to invest in nice recessed. Thanks!
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