My Painted Re-ment Kitchen Aid Mixers
This is an older picture, before a friend found me five more in Japan! I love these things! If you click on the picture you can see it larger on black. You may notice the green seems bumpy, that is because it is a "hammered metal" effect spray paint, it looks great in person. The blue one may also seem bumpy, but that is because I painted it multiple times, (primer, 2 or 3 coats of paint and top coat for each color). I just couldn't get it right. The color blue is now on a new one and looks perfect. The blue one in the pic is what I call "broken" and became my tester for colors, it literally has around 30 layers of primer, paint and top coats on it. It's not a mixer so much as a blob now. ;)
I used spray paint to paint these (with a primer and gloss top coat from the same brand as the color). For the detail work I used masking tape to make the lines and then used silver and black paint pens.
These are from #7 Stitch Cooking. This set is not sold out at the moment, I don't know why they are so hard to find. My friend in Japan found me five in one day, but that was around eight or nine months ago.
My Painted Re-ment Kitchen Aid Mixers
This is an older picture, before a friend found me five more in Japan! I love these things! If you click on the picture you can see it larger on black. You may notice the green seems bumpy, that is because it is a "hammered metal" effect spray paint, it looks great in person. The blue one may also seem bumpy, but that is because I painted it multiple times, (primer, 2 or 3 coats of paint and top coat for each color). I just couldn't get it right. The color blue is now on a new one and looks perfect. The blue one in the pic is what I call "broken" and became my tester for colors, it literally has around 30 layers of primer, paint and top coats on it. It's not a mixer so much as a blob now. ;)
I used spray paint to paint these (with a primer and gloss top coat from the same brand as the color). For the detail work I used masking tape to make the lines and then used silver and black paint pens.
These are from #7 Stitch Cooking. This set is not sold out at the moment, I don't know why they are so hard to find. My friend in Japan found me five in one day, but that was around eight or nine months ago.