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Estimated Time
Approximately 2 hour
Challenge Level
Easy
Tools & Supplies:
2X Ultra Cover Satin Spray
Metallic Spray Paint
Bulls Eye 1-2-3 Primer with Turbo Spray System
2X Ultra Cover Spray Paint in Various Colors
Stops Rust Metallic Spray Paint
Tape Measure and Ruler
Kraft Paper or Newspaper
Label Maker (optional)
Pegboard Hooks
Painter's Tape
Pegboard
After
Before
Following the instructions on the can, spray paint the peg board with the Bulls Eye 1-2-3 primer spray paint in the Turbo Spray System®, then let it dry.
Lay out your tools on the peg board to know where you want to hang them.
Mark a square or rectangle around each tool with painter's tape and remove the tools.
Mask off the surrounding area of peg board with Kraft paper or newspaper and spray paint the squares and rectangles with Painter's Touch 2X Ultra Cover® spray paint in your choice of color, according to the directions on the can.
Continue spray painting squares and rectangles until they are all done. Let all paint dry for 24 hours.
Hang your peg board on the garage or tool shed wall and hang your tools in their respective places on the peg board with hooks.
As an option, use a label maker to identify which tool goes where.
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