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Tiki Pitcher

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There is a plastic pitcher at Party City and several other places (previously mentioned in different threads). I bought one for $8 but it was just too ugly to bring to the table! I painted it tan (outside only) with the spray paint for plastic, then wetbrushed brown acrylic paint over it and wiped off the excess. When it's dry, I'll give it a clear coat spray. I doubt that it will be dishwaher safe but it should be OK to handwash.

Here is before and after, it won't win any awards but it's better than nuthin'

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This project came off real well and is a good example of what can be done with all the craptacular Teekeeee-Parteeee! stuff out there.

I took the liberty of re-posting your post and pictures (with additional rambling about this painting technique) in in the Tiki-On-A-Budget thread.

Thanks WoofMutt, that's a great place for that post. Is there a way for me to delete this topic since it's now a duplicate?

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