KORAD Cristal Indoor Flower Pot Covers without Drainage Holes. Round, Plastic Plant Pots Container for all Houseplants. 9 Modern Colours and 7 Sizes (12 cm - 4.7 inches, Black)

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Storage & organisation Furniture Textiles Kitchenware & tableware Kitchens Lighting Decoration Rugs, mats & flooring Beds & mattresses Baby & children Smart home Bathroom products Laundry & cleaning Plants & plant pots Home electronics Home improvement Outdoor living Food & beverages Christmas Shop Shop by room After putting so much time and hard work into painting plastic plant pots, though, it’s always a good idea to give it a coat or two of sealant. This will protect it from UV damage while also giving it a glossy sheen. Painting plastic plant pots with spray paint And when it comes to spray painting a pot, it’s best to work in sections to ensure that you don’t ruin your work in the process. So, start by spraying the bottom of the pot.

You could opt to go for one single colour, or you could draw and paint a design that will truly show off your personality and your home decor style. There are no rules when it comes to this step, so put on your creative hat and let the paintbrush guide the way. Then, sand your plant pot to remove the shiny outer surface. You want to create a roughened surface that the spray paint can easily grip. Use normal sandpaper for this, then brush or wash off any loose debris. 2. Protect yourself and the areaGift your friends beautiful houseplants with pots wrapped in twigs! Learn the steps here. 20. Fairy House Planter littlethings

One of the things we love about spray painting is that you have the option to work with texture. And while it’s easy to opt for gloss or chalk spray paint, you could also play around with stone-effect spray paint, too. This Rust-Oleum Stone Spray Paint is perfect if you’re looking to take a leaf out of Stacey Solomon’s book - but the choice is ultimately yours. This easy-to-make pot spiral cover takes less time and looks super gorgeous. 17. Lamb and Bunny Cover Patterns gatheredAlthough spray painting is arguably much easier than painting with paintbrushes and acrylic paint, it’s also a much dirtier and dangerous process. That’s why it’s always a good idea to protect the area around you - and protect yourself, too. You then need to find the perfect spraying spot. Ideally, head outside and place some floor protection on the grass. But if you have a small garden or you don’t have a garden at all, opt for the largest room in your house and open up all of the windows around you. Then, place your protection on the floor and cover up any nearby furnishings with some old sheets. 3. Spray the bottom of the pot