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Diy Ceiling Fan Makeover. How pretty is this shade added by ashley at domestic imperfection? I used short, quick strokes.

How can you decorate it to make it cool? Removed lights as they weren’t needed. Add a lamp shade if painting the metal body of the fan isn’t an option, try improving it by adding a fun drum lampshade to the bottom of it.

Ceiling fan makeover how to:

To get the weather wood look on the blades i used chalk paint® in old white, graphite and coco. Removed lights as they weren’t needed. This will avoid any mishaps while removing the blades (and, noooo, i didn’t break any shades… really, believe it or not, i didn’t.) next, remove the blades. Find and save ceiling fan makeover picture, resolution:

Removed lights as they weren’t needed. Thank you for stopping by and i hope you like this makeover. Sand and clean any all of the pieces. 8 cool diy ceiling fan makeovers chevron pattern fan blades (via designsponge) many of us have ceiling fans at home but an ordinary ceiling fan looks boring and often spoils the interior.

You should have everything broken down and paintable at this point. To get the weather wood look on the blades i used chalk paint® in old white, graphite and coco. Take out the light bulbs and globes or light shades. This will avoid any mishaps while removing the blades (and, noooo, i didn’t break any shades… really, believe it or not, i didn’t.) next, remove the blades.

It’s quite a transformation, as even the shape of the blades has been changed. Wipe off any dust with a clean cloth or tack cloth. Use painter’s tape to cover light bulb sockets, the motor, and the ceiling. Remove that sucker from the ceiling.

Ceiling fan makeover how to: Take out the light bulbs and globes or light shades. If yours doesn’t have one you can get one here. As you can see, i removed only the blades, and i covered the bulb sockets with tape.

Create fan blades with look of old rusty metal. Thank you for stopping by and i hope you like this makeover. Create fan blades with look of old rusty metal. See more ideas about ceiling fan makeover, home diy, ceiling fan.

Remove fan motor and cover from the ceiling or tape up paper on the ceiling and cover everything in room (read my lessons learned below). Of course, now i recommend taking the fan down and outside to spray the parts and then reinstall. I used short, quick strokes. First, take the shades off the fan.

This can vary with different ceiling fans, but with mine, it was as easy as unscrewing three (3) screws on the top side of the blades. Removed lights as they weren’t needed. Diy modern farmhouse ceiling fan makeover hack for under $30! So let’s get to work:

I decided i wanted a monotone look and chose a paint in the same oil rubbed bronze color as the fan housing and blade arms. Posted by tiffany at 6:30 am. This will avoid any mishaps while removing the blades (and, noooo, i didn’t break any shades… really, believe it or not, i didn’t.) next, remove the blades. Removed lights as they weren’t needed.