Products Used
Hammered Silver Paint spray paint
Rustoleum Black spray paint
Fine dirt Paper rivets - binders
Orange paint Burnt Umber paint
Tube of Gap Filler Filler -
Spackle
E600
Hot glue gun
2 bowls
Box lid for the rim
How I did it
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Filling bowl rim with gap filler, I did the three times trying to level it out
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Removing the base with a soldiering iron and sanded
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Added filler on the sides and smoothed out
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Glueing together and adding neckpiece
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Added tap to centre join added filler
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Sanded and spray black
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Sprayed silver and rubbed in the dirt, I did this three times
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Sprayed the rivets, black, silver and tossed them in the dirt
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Added rivets (after shortening) to project
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Added the neck rim
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Added filler to the neck rim
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Added filler to rivets area
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Added colours, Burnt Umber, Orange, a little of the spray paint here and there especially around the top lip
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DIY Aged Vessel - Metal Vessel Dupe
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Donna O'Donoghue
