Apply several thin coasts allowing each coat to dry before applying the next coat.
Can i spray paint ceiling fan blades.
It may help when you put it back together.
Take the metal arms and the bottom plate outside to spray paint.
Painting the ceiling blades.
Doing it this way i could paint the fan by myself.
You can remove the fan from the ceiling and take it outside to spray paint or you can do what i did.
As you can see i removed only the blades and i covered the bulb sockets with tape.
Allow them to air dry.
Once it s ready to go spray the blades and or hardware pieces with a thin even coat.
When the blade s top side is almost dry turn it over to paint the underside.
Apply multiple coats until you ve achieved the coverage you want.
If you use an oil based paint wear gloves as the paint likes to stick around.
Even if you splat it on the paint sorta smooths itself out as it dries and has a spray paint finish to it in the end very smooth and even.
For the connectors i did a nice thick coat with a cheap brush.
Spray clear primer over fan blades.
Let the primer dry.
Of course now i recommend taking the fan down and outside to spray the parts and then reinstall.
Once all the blades and hardware are dry you re finally ready to spray your color.
An outdoor ceiling fan can provide cooling breezes and light to outdoor living spaces that are exposed to the elements.
You can use a traditional stain or you can use a stain poly blend.
Spray one to two coats of kilz primer onto the fan parts.
I left the main part of the fan in place and just removed the blades.
Transform a builder grade ceiling fan with paint and decorative tape.
Assembling painted fan blades.
Spray the fan blades and hardware pieces with a thin even coat of primer.
I then spray painted the parts that attached to the blades and also the screws that hold in the light globes the same silver.
But i did not sand the brass.
In an old t shirt and gloves shake up the bottle and test it on an area of old newspaper or cardboard.
You should re assemble the fan unit only when the fan blades have completely dried.
Ceiling fan makeover how to.
Spray fan with clear primer.
I cleaned the brass well on both the fan and the vents.
For this video we used an enamel spray paint with primer.
Allow the blades and hardware to air dry thoroughly.
Clean the fan blades arms and the brass bottom cover well with a damp rag and some multi purpose spray cleaner if necessary.
Lay them on a tarp or drop cloth.
I had to disassemble the entire fan in order to refinish it.
The one suggestion i would strongly caution is take pictures of the process.
Shake the spray can thoroughly before use.