Painting patio stones

Painting cement patio pavers can change your backyard space overnight, and give you a custom tile look, for a fraction of the price. How to prep and paint patio tiles Start by rolling all the patio tiles in Farmhouse White. You’d be surprised to see how fast it dries in the full afternoon sun. Prop up the patio tiles Before I painted, I used some bricks to prop up one side of each tile to ensure I could pick them up later. Begin Painting The Pattern Once the white coat is dry,…

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Love the look of decorative tile? Get the same effect for less with a stenciled concrete patio! This DIY stencil concrete project is an easy way to transform your outdoor floor with concrete stain and a stencil.

Visit here to check out Patio Concrete Paint Transformation on Nashville Wifestyles! If you want to know how to transform your patio with concrete Drylok then this is the blog post for you. Get inspired by these concrete paint patio ideas. There is nothing better than painting your patio outdoors with concrete Drylok. You will surely love the colorful transformation with these concrete patio paint colors. You won't want to miss out on these diy concrete patio ideas!

Hand paint stepping stones using outdoor acrylic paint. The vibrant colors will brighten up your garden!

Our garden posts are like that Energizer Bunny….they keep going and going and going….but I swear I am almost done and I know I might be a weirdo but this space is so pretty and peaceful and gonna be my happy place for a very long time. I told Jeremy that I appreciate the fact ... Read More about How To Stain Concrete Pavers

How I painted checkered floors on our patio and how it completely transformed the space. All you need is paint!

Stacey shares her DIY patio makeover. She talks about how to redo a small outdoor space. This is also an affordable patio makeover.

It takes just 2 days to do! My sister has a plain, cement slab patio in her backyard and she wanted to give it a new look. She loves flagstone but that wasn't in her budget so I gave her the next best thing - faux flagstone!

Need an easy update for your backyard? Painting concrete pavers will add some pizzaz to your outdoor space!

This blog will explain how to paint a patio in five easy steps. If you have a tired old patio but can’t afford to replace it, this is the budget friendly way to makeover your patio and completely transform your garden. Using masonry paint you can give your concrete or paved patio a totally new lease of life. Click through for the full guide. #patioideas #patiodesign #patiogarden #patio

Inspiring creativity with Latina style and sparkle - crafts, DIY, recipes, and storytelling by Kathy Cano-Murillo, The Crafty Chica!

Whether you're looking for a way to incorporate artistic aspects into your paver patio or want colorful stones for your flower garden, this Concrete Paver Art Idea is a great craft for kids and adults, alike! Read more at MomDot.com!

Want to update your garden on a budget? Paint your garden slabs black and glitter and turn your garden from drab to fab for less than £20!!!

Do not paint over dirty concrete stepping stones.

Painting elaborate designs using stencils. This easy tutorial shows you how to create beautiful stenciled stepping stones for your garden!

This is so pretty!

A simple refresh that included cleaning and painting pavers changed the look of this pathway. The project It’s amazing what a bit of fresh paint and a tidy up can do to a space. We lay paving for this pathway down the side of our rental property around 9 years ago. It held up well but was ...

I spray painted stepping stones and they look amazing. This easy how-to project will brighten up your back yard in minutes. I call it the happy path.

This post is sponsored by Eclectic Products. All opinions are my own. I don’t consider myself an artist. I have to say, though, after this fun project with Unic…