Satellite dish

9 years ago

My first attempt at painting a discarded dish that I curb shopped. I will make a tripod to hold it up. It will be given to my son in law. He's an avid hunter so I'm hoping he will like it

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oldcrafty
Original Author
9 years ago
OOPS!!! Didn't know it was loading the pic on it's side!!!!
Marlene Kindred
9 years ago
Wow!! That looks amazing! You did a great job! I'm sure your son in law will love it.
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User
9 years ago
You did a great job. I'm sure the gift will be one that's treasured.
stolenidentity
9 years ago
The brilliant color and silhouette are fabulous. I bet he'll love it. Find more and you could make a fortune selling them :)
sunnyca_gw
9 years ago
Beautiful!! Your son should be thrilled. TFS Jan
concretenprimroses
9 years ago
Beautifully done!
Kathy
briergardener_gw
9 years ago
oldcrafty,
Very gorgeous thing!
I have a dish and want to paint it (I don't have any experience in painting :) )
What paint did you use to be able to keep it outdoor?
I just want to create "sun" to keep in my garden, but not sure what paint to buy.

thanks
Gail
popmama (Colorado, USDA z5)
9 years ago
Cool! That's really fancy.

@briergardener: when I made mine, I sprayed it first with a primer then used regular acrylic paints. Then I sealed it with a spray seal suited for outdoor use.

I made mine about 9 years ago and it's still bright and colorful.