Found poundland are selling spray paints - both the gold, as pictured, as well as silver and grey. 250/300ml sizes.
Great for crafts (dare I say Christmas) and giving your furniture a new lease of life.
The gold is a generic spray paint, though the silver is marked as a 'silver wheel' spray but this did a fantastic job for crafts for me - and hey surely it's hard wearing. The grey is a 'wheel primer' - I've used plenty of primer sprays in my up cycling before and they look fantastic as a final colour though I haven't tested this one.
Available in the DIY section next to all other car bits and pieces, should be nationwide.
Spray paints usually retail for at least £5 so this is a great deal for the limited selection.
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PcTechSpecialist
16 Oct 166#12
Oh great, Ive just run out! back in a jiffy!
martroy
16 Oct 165#7
You could spray the £1 vibrators they're selling and make people think you're rich.
edash
16 Oct 164#14
Might not be everyones cup of tea, but have just used the Poundland grey primer on this old chair, took 3 tins but did give a good finish, not too shiny
I did notice that B&M also do a range of 300ml spray cans for £1
ratsdomino
16 Oct 164#3
excellent when twinned with those magnetic letters your kids have
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bucket
16 Oct 161#1
NO! You may not use the C word...heat though.
sradmad
16 Oct 161#2
good find op, heat added
ratsdomino
16 Oct 164#3
excellent when twinned with those magnetic letters your kids have
josephobrien2000
16 Oct 16#4
useful for garden furniture that needs a bit of a pock me up
kealley
16 Oct 16#5
Went looking for this the other day mine didn't have any
sam_of_london
16 Oct 162#6
They are always one pound in pound shops
cb_scavenger to sam_of_london
16 Oct 162#8
Glad to hear it, though the point of the post was of course to share the fact that a nationwide store currently stocks this line
Meathotukdeals to sam_of_london
16 Oct 161#9
There's always one. Or two. The deal is this item for a pound. Engage brain to consider how hot or cold the deal is like every other deal on here - an item for a specific price.
Now I have a better understanding why you go around talking about people dying from eating Pringles etc.
Dyslexic_Dog to sam_of_london
16 Oct 163#10
No sh1t Sherlock.
martroy
16 Oct 165#7
You could spray the £1 vibrators they're selling and make people think you're rich.
mebzz
16 Oct 161#11
Poundland have started selling stuff which is not a pound too....eg Star Wars Hotwheels £4...other kids toy £5.
Worth a call to trading standards :wink: ?
PcTechSpecialist
16 Oct 166#12
Oh great, Ive just run out! back in a jiffy!
MR1123
16 Oct 161#13
iPhone gold here I come :smile:
edash
16 Oct 164#14
Might not be everyones cup of tea, but have just used the Poundland grey primer on this old chair, took 3 tins but did give a good finish, not too shiny
I did notice that B&M also do a range of 300ml spray cans for £1
Wheelbarrow_Oil
16 Oct 16#15
Boooooooooooooooom
aurora
16 Oct 162#16
The paint in the cheap aerosols in pound shops is usually cellulose so it won't be that hard-wearing but it should be fine for craft projects. If you buy those papier-mache or wooden Christmas baubles and stuff from Hobbycraft these sprays are a cheap way of jazzing them up. Next cheapest is usually places like The Range who do branded aerosol paint for about £4.
edash to aurora
17 Oct 16#17
Slightly surprised you say that cellulose paint would not be hard wearing as it was used as a car paint finish for many years.
DonDraper
17 Oct 16#18
Yep but those cars started to rust just a few months out of the factory IIRC.
bandhan1983
17 Oct 161#19
Brilliant! Heat added.
I bought one on thursday thinking this one might not be that good. Came home and tested on my ceramic to see how good it was.
In the meantime I opened Ebay apps to check the spray paints I saved to buy. Was surprised to see that these were the ones I saved. 3.99 each inc P & P :confused:.
Can't wait to stock some more. Didn't see silver though.
aurora
18 Oct 16#20
Cellulose was indeed used for years on cars until the development of two pack paint which is much harder and can be polished to a deeper gloss. You can still buy cellulose paint to spray at home but it takes longer to dry and is much softer than modern paint. There has been a move to safer water based paints in recent years, though these are not without issues - Mercedes-Benz had problems with cars around 2000-2003 with poor adhesion and rusty wheel arches.
I would think that the can accounts for most of the cost of Poundland paint. The 'paint' is mostly solvent ; which is why you need you shake it a lot. Good value though.
If you want paint that will dry very hard, Aldi straight to metal aerosol paint is very good. It only comes in black, white, or green (that I have seen) but is excellent for things like gates or brackets, or any outdoors painting. £3 a can. Lidl do a similar product.
Plastikote aerosols are excellent quality and come in a big range of colours but are expensive. B and M sell them.
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Great for crafts (dare I say Christmas) and giving your furniture a new lease of life.
The gold is a generic spray paint, though the silver is marked as a 'silver wheel' spray but this did a fantastic job for crafts for me - and hey surely it's hard wearing. The grey is a 'wheel primer' - I've used plenty of primer sprays in my up cycling before and they look fantastic as a final colour though I haven't tested this one.
Available in the DIY section next to all other car bits and pieces, should be nationwide.
Spray paints usually retail for at least £5 so this is a great deal for the limited selection.
Top comments
I did notice that B&M also do a range of 300ml spray cans for £1
excellent when twinned with those magnetic letters your kids have
All comments (20)
excellent when twinned with those magnetic letters your kids have
Now I have a better understanding why you go around talking about people dying from eating Pringles etc.
Worth a call to trading standards :wink: ?
I did notice that B&M also do a range of 300ml spray cans for £1
I bought one on thursday thinking this one might not be that good. Came home and tested on my ceramic to see how good it was.
In the meantime I opened Ebay apps to check the spray paints I saved to buy. Was surprised to see that these were the ones I saved. 3.99 each inc P & P :confused:.
Can't wait to stock some more. Didn't see silver though.
I would think that the can accounts for most of the cost of Poundland paint. The 'paint' is mostly solvent ; which is why you need you shake it a lot. Good value though.
If you want paint that will dry very hard, Aldi straight to metal aerosol paint is very good. It only comes in black, white, or green (that I have seen) but is excellent for things like gates or brackets, or any outdoors painting. £3 a can. Lidl do a similar product.
Plastikote aerosols are excellent quality and come in a big range of colours but are expensive. B and M sell them.