If it s unglazed use acrylic paint instead.
Ceramic plant pot paint.
Once the primer s dry paint the pot.
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Apply the paint with a foam brush working around the pot in broad sweeps.
Allow the pot to dry completely before painting.
Give them to your children to decorate.
Ceramic pots add color texture and brightness to any room or outdoor space.
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Since concrete plant pots have highly porous surfaces though you must choose the right kind of paint to get a lasting paint job.
Thin the paint with a small amount of water to make it easier to coat the pot evenly.
Step 1 the first step is to clean off the glazed ceramic pots planters really well then make sure they are totally dry.
Glazed planters and pots have a glass like finish to them even when dulled with weather exposure and age.
Get a plastic pot or buy a ceramic pot in a market or garden centre.
Start by sanding the pot to make the surface easier to paint.
If the pot s already glazed use spray paint.
Some post painting work can also help keep the new paint job looking its best.
Apply color to unfinished ceramic bisque with either a ceramic glaze or acrylic paint.
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To paint a ceramic pot you ll need sandpaper primer and paint.
Buying new ones that will match is most likely not in the budget.
Painting a plant pot is a quick and simple practice that both children and adults can do and they can make a great gift.
You probably have loads of plastic pots which plants come in when you buy them.
Then apply a coat or 2 of primer with a paintbrush.
Next apply the base coat put the paint for the base coat on a plastic plate and adjust the color with other shades if desired.
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If you want to add color or change the painted design on your ceramic pottery understand the basics of how pottery accepts color and how to protect the painted surface.