1970s Lounger

So often, pieces of furniture with real style end up consigned to the attic or given to junk shops because their finish has become tired and worn. It's cheap and easy to transform them. This 1970s lounger can form a focal design point in the dining room when brought into line with a bold overall decorating scheme using spray paint.

 

You'll need

Wicker furniture
Newspaper
Vacuum cleaner
Damp cloth

Satin Black Primer

Satin Black

Hints & tips

"Use several thin layers of Satin Black to prevent clogs in the wicker."

1970s wicker lounger updated with spray paint
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Step by step guide
Step Number1
Lounger step 1

Lay out newspaper in a well-ventilated work area.

 
Step Number2

Vacuum the front and back of the wicker to remove any dust and dirt trapped in the wicker pattern.

 
Step Number3

Wipe over with a damp cloth, and allow to dry.

 
Step Number4
Lounger step 4

Spray the lounger evenly with a single coat of Black Primer.

 
Step Number5

When the primer is dry, apply several thin coats of Satin Black.

 
Step Number6


Note: Always follow usage instructions on the reverse of Valspar spray paint cans.