Upgrade the Look of Your Speakers | Krylon® Spray Paint

Krylon Supplies You'll Need

Silver Flash

All paint should be used according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Other Supplies You'll Need

A drop cloth or newspaper
Medium grit sandpaper (optional)
A damp rag
Painter's tape
A set of speakers

Before you start, make sure you’ve set up a painting station in a well-ventilated space, with newspaper or a drop cloth. Be sure to read the Krylon® label for safety and application instructions, and follow them accordingly. If your speakers are smaller in size, it might help to construct a spray paint booth to protect your area from overspray (optional). You can create a spray paint booth using a cardboard box and a Lazy Susan (which can be slowly turned for smooth, even coverage).

Spray paint the speakers. For best results, apply light, even coats in a sweeping motion with slight overlap, starting and ending each stroke off the piece you’re spraying. When the speakers are dry to the touch, remove the tape—waiting until the project is fully dry could cause peeling or chipping. Then, let your speakers dry completely. After that, they’re ready to rock!

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Sounds of Silver

Krylon Supplies You'll Need

Other Supplies You'll Need

Step 1: Set Up Your Station.

Step 2: Prepare Surface.

Step 3: Tape It Off.

Step 4: Shake.

Step 5: Spray.

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