How to Paint Key Drawer Pulls
The DIY experts at HGTV Magazine recreated this flea market find. Here’s how you can, too.
Painted Key Drawer Pulls
This flea market flip was created by HGTV Magazine.
Photo by: Marko Metzinger, Crafting by Thomas Eberharter and Madeline Jacobs, Styling by: Karin Olsen
Marko Metzinger, Crafting by Thomas Eberharter and Madeline Jacobs, Styling by: Karin Olsen
What You Need:
- spray paint (3 colors used here)
- strong glue, such as E-6000
- 2-inch-long flathead screws
- 5/8-inch-long metal spacers
- small piece of foam
- nuts
Step 1
Using a strong glue, such as E-6000 ($5, joann.com), adhere a 2-inch-long flathead screw to each end of the back of a long key. Then glue a 5/8-inch-long metal spacer (available at hardware stores) onto each screw. Let dry.
Step 2
Push the screws into a piece of foam so only the spacers and key are exposed. Spray-paint, let dry, and remove the foam.
Step 3
Attach the new pulls to your cabinet door or drawer, and secure with a nut on the end of each screw.
