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You find the best stuff! I will be trying this!
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Wow! You amaze me!! That looks sooooo neat! I love it and thanks for sharing. I’ll pin it for sure!
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Yes yes yes yes yes 👏👏👏👏 *clapping hands furiously*
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Thank you for posting this. I have been looking for something that gives me the rusted look. I am so excited now!
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Yay!! So happy to hear. Good luck!!
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My new favorite thing?! I am amazed at the difference and that you were able to do it inside! That is awesome! Doesn’t almost everybody have that old fake brass stuff somewhere in their house?!
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I almost took it out to install a more updated fixture. This morning, the upcycle of the day was something rusty. I posted the pic just for fun and folks liked it. So I had to backtrack to a few months BB (before blogging) lol. I could find everything except before photos of the fixture. My bad. But I posted it anyway. Glad you like it.😊
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How cool! I would have never known. I probably would have set it in the back yard for a year to rust itself 🙂 Probably smart with electrical stuff, huh? ha 🙂 Turned out great!
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Haha.. Thx. Well, you know me… Quickest and easiest way from point A to point B. What was really amazing is how the Iron paint gripped. I really do think just about any surface could be rusted….even Kleenex boxes!! Lol!! 😉😉😉
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If you do a kleenex box, you better share that!! That would be awesome! hahah
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I was thinking about you!!! I’ve never seen so many creative ideas using Kleenex boxes as my girl, Maggie. 😉
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ha ha..i do love my kleenex boxes 🙂 And sorry it’s confusing…my daughter’s name is Maggie…i stole her name for the blog! I’m Jill but I will respond to any name 🙂
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..oh yes!!! A thousand apologies…. I simply wasn’t thinking. But, I get called Chelsea all the time… I think we should have used our own names. Lol. 🙆
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No worries! I almost expect it…I mean, I don’t make it easy. Well, maybe this just makes us both mysterious! ha ha
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Very cool style and great pictures, Susie! Our master bath has a brushed silver fixture, and there is no exhaust fan (only a window) so it has apparently rusted itself over time – HAHA! Even easier!
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Is the kit you used sold @ WalMart or hardware stores?
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Hi Linda,
I got my kit at Home Depot a few years ago, but last summer they said they didn’t carry it anymore. I haven’t checked other home improvement or craft stores. Also…have you checked Amazon?
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