How to Paint Indoor and Outdoor Carpet
While the indoor/outdoor carpet options frequently found in hardware stores are durable and inexpensive, they are often plain-looking and don't offer many decorating or design options. However, you it is possible to improve the appearance of indoor/outdoor carpets with paint.
Things You Will Need
- Plastic sheets or newspaper
- Masking tape
- Paint roller and pan
- Outdoor paint
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Place newspaper or plastic around the perimeter of the carpet to protect the surrounding floor.
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Lay down masking tape on the carpet to mark out the design that you want.
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Paint the carpet using a paint roller that can fit in between whatever tape lines you've laid down. Start in the center of the carpet and work your way to the outside. Use a paint that is designed for outdoor applications, as it will be more durable. There are cloth paints available at craft stores as well.
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Allow the paint to dry and then lift off the masking tape.
The Drip Cap
- While the indoor/outdoor carpet options frequently found in hardware stores are durable and inexpensive, they are often plain-looking and don't offer many decorating or design options.
- Paint the carpet using a paint roller that can fit in between whatever tape lines you've laid down.
Writer Bio
Michael Davidson started writing screenplays in 2003 and has had a screenplay professionally produced. He has also studied martial arts since 1990 and has worked as a licensed security specialist. Davidson has written articles for various websites. He is a graduate of Michigan State University and holds a Bachelor of Arts in advertising.
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- Background carpet image by fotolia © 2happy from Fotolia.com
- Background carpet image by fotolia © 2happy from Fotolia.com
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