![]() If you’ve got one door insert that is broken, replace it with embossed tin, like we did on this old hoosier top. This “Dresser Makeover in Vintage Green” went over the top when it’s side panels got some vintage tin! The original mix of paint colors added through the years makes it even more interesting. It will make the whole piece more special! You can put it in a cupboard door or side panel inset easily. With just a little bit of it, you can add junky bling to an old piece of furniture. Often all you find is a small piece of embossed vintage tin. Artistic Tip: Lightly sand with a palm sander (and a mask) to reveal colors underneath. With this piece of tin, I sanded it a bit so the pretty colors underneath would show more. (one of these days I’ll get around to doing a tutorial for it…promise) Fix-it simply created a curved piece at the end, similar to a wooden shelf bracket and connected the two ends with a board. You can hang it over a window, or simply on a wall as architectural interest. A great way to repurpose it is to turn it into an awning. The curved piece that acted as crown molding where the wall met the ceiling is always a tricky piece to use. Repurpose Embossed Tin into a Decorative Awning And check it out in it’s leading role on our Harvest mantel in “Bountiful Thanksgiving Mantel with Vintage Gold Frames”. See how we made it in “DIY Repurposed Mirror Frame with Vintage Ceiling Tin”. I use it as a backdrop on the mantel and will be hanging a wreath on it, too. This pretty divided old mirror frame got a whole new life with the addition of old embossed tin. You can achieve a totally different look depending on your frame shape and the color and design of your old tin. It can be enjoyed alone as architectural interest, or use magnets to hang something decorative or functional. The edges are very sharp, so enclosing them in a frame will be a much safer way to add them to your decorating. The easiest way to enjoy old ceiling tin is simply to frame it. This will bring out the beautiful colors even more, especially if there’s rust and seal it well. To seal, brush or spray with water-based polyurethane. If it’s rusty, I scrub it with a soap-filled steel wool pad, like S.O.S. I scrub it with a nylon brush and soapy water to get in all the raised areas. Often the paint is chipping and is probably lead based. Clean and Refresh Before you Repurposeīefore you start your repurposing project, make sure your ceiling tin is clean and safe. And don’t forget online resources! If you don’t live near places to source it, it can be found online and can be shipped to you. Once in a while you can find it on Facebook Marketplace or Craig’s list if you’re lucky. Sometimes it’s a whole ceiling-full or just a few random pieces. The expert pickers have pulled it out of an old house or building. The best places to find vintage ceiling tin is architectural salvage places or flea markets. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission. Great Ways to Repurpose Vintage Ceiling Tin For your convenience, this post contains affiliate links. Specials & Offers Local Ad & Catalog Store Finder Truck & Tool Rental For the Pro Gift Cards Credit Services Track Order Track Order 1,812 Results Sort by Recommended Sale Arte 10" x 10" Porcelain Patterned Wall & Floor Tile by Merola Tile From $8.By subscribing, I consent to receiving emails. Deck … Our PVC outdoor flooring offers slip resistance to help kids avoid falling. ![]() We purchased our outdoor tiles from My Tile Market and were so impressed with Julian's knowledge and support that we went back for indoor tiles when we started the inside renos. ![]() Offers Sign In Sign Up Advice Centre Free Delivery Available Orders over £300.
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