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I've been on the hunt for the perfect nail polish storage solution for a LONG time. I have over 100 bottles of nail polish, so I needed something that would hold them all, plus let me see them easily. I've had them on a shelf for too long and the little guys in the back never get used because I can't see them.
I found this
rotating storage rack and thought it would be perfect. One little problem: it only came in black, and my dressing room is blush and white with gold accents. I decided to paint it white, and I'm so happy with the results. It's so easy to transform this industrial-looking piece into something perfect for any storage you may need!
The only thing you'll need is 2 cans of
spray paint in the color of your choice and the
rack. I wanted a glossy look so I made sure to get a paint with that finish.
Step 1: Lay out all of the pieces on a surface that you can paint on.
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Step 2: Spray a thin coat of paint on every piece making sure to fully cover the surface.
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Step 3: Let the first coat dry for at least 30 minutes then apply a second coat. Make sure that each piece is fully covered. Since the rack is black to begin with, you'll want to really cover each surface. You may need 3 coats depending on the type of paint you use and the color you choose.
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Step 4: Flip over every piece and repeat steps 2 & 3.
Step 5: Fill it up with whatever you want to store, put it in its new home, and enjoy!
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I'm so happy with how this storage rack turned out. The only problem now is that I don't have enough nail colors to fill it up! I just might have to remedy that situation. (:
I hope you enjoyed this tutorial. Send me pics of the DIY projects you're doing on Insta by tagging me
@thestylelaw or using #thestylelaw. Thanks for stopping by, lovelies!
Xoxo,
Sarah