Faux Metal Painting Techniques | i-Beam Shelf How to

[@DoingitWithjason]

Let me know if you are going to make this!Here is where to get the paint I used: dixiebellepaint.com/shop-dbp/the-patina-collection/?aff=67

[@reirei7851]

That’s dope! I’m working on redoing my kitchen and I’m doing a whole steampunk look. This is gonna look great. Thanks for sharing

[@politicalpartyagnostic268]

I love it!!! Well explained!!! This technique has my creative juices flowing!!! THANK YOU!!! 👍🏻🌸🌿🌺🍃

[@DoingitWithjason]

Thank you! I'm very happy to hear! Please feel free to message me any pictures of what you make!

[@dude12494]

after diggin around I think this is the best one for me as I am Buiding a psudo Bridge for a production and I think this will be the best way to get the look I want. Thank you for sharing your method

[@DoingitWithjason]

Right on!

[@philrabe910]

Years ago I was the technical director at a San Francisco theater of some fame. Anyway we needed a set that looked like a deconstructed condo skyscraper loft place. Cool. So for the first meeting, I cut up some 8' strips of 1" blue foam, like two 6" and one 7" for the web and had only primer'd it in that iron red color, no aging or weathering. Stood it up in the meeting room, and a late arrival to our group came in and tried to swing around the fake I-beam with hilarious effect. The person was good natured about being fooled... lol

[@mikecurnutte1287]

What exactly do you need to order to paint the metal look for wood. Paint activator,and, metal coating. Could you give me a list?

[@thewoodworker1703]

Excellent , subbed !

[@DoingitWithjason]

Thanks!!

[@clubfishersd]

Amazing! Thank you. HAve you ever just simply painted something to look like flat 'wrought iron' black?

What is thickness of those plyboards?

[@bigbjones]

What's the difference between the spray blue and green?

[@DoingitWithjason]

Brandon Jones they each make the metal paint Chang different colors

[@johndavis5123]

How could I attach this to a wall so that the product is turned 90 degrees to resemble a floating shelf?

[@mikeschuler2946]

Looks great . The other beam is technically called an H beam . Commonly found in homes

[@lucky-productions]

Wait. YOU HAVE to be related to Paul's Hardware, right?

[@3042617491986]

One is called I beam and the other one wide flange .

[@DoingitWithjason]

Thanks! Good to know!

[@boganhogan3243]

There are two types of beams/columns universal beam universal column