the "before" picture below, the finish had faded and looked awful.
This technique works on anything made of
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Thursday, June 12, 2008
A Stained Concrete Project ...
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the "before" picture below, the finish had faded and looked awful.
This technique works on anything made of
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7 comments:
Thanks so much for this wonderful idea! Your "new" urn is beautiful!
I loved your Tuesday post. Your granddaughter is a sweetie pie!
Pat
Morning Janie! What a great tip! I need to do something with my birdbath. It looks beautiful but thats no surprise!! Have a great day - hope it is cooler I have a lawn to mow and a garden to weed!
Hi, I LOVE your urn project. What a creative way to make concrete look beautiful!ksarra(RMS)
Morning girl!!!! Ohhh this was always my absolute favorite idea when you first shared it on RMS..It is such a wow factor...I have wanting to buy two urns for the front door on the porch just to try this...Hope you have a great day sweetie!!!!
Thanks for this tip. It is one I can use for sure! I have an old bird bath that came from an estate sale....I can picture it with this technique!
The urn does look great. Did you use a sealer over the wood stain? Do you know if this technique would work on a concrete bird bath. Take care!
Reply to Anonymous: I don't use a sealer on my urns, but I guess you could. And yes ... you can use the stain on anything concrete.
Thank you for taking the time to visit my blog.
Sincerely,
Janie
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