Use it up
Using up what you have is a great way to reduce leftover paint. Here are a few ideas to get you started:
Using up what you have is a great way to reduce leftover paint. Here are a few ideas to get you started:
Use light shades as primers for other paint projects, or donate to a friend, neighbour, or community group who can use it.
Consider painting a small room, like a bathroom or a cupboard, or experiment with feature walls, a wall with many windows, or a wall that is adjacent to the stairs. You can also repaint an old piece of furniture.
A litre is perfect for painting a window frame or two, coordinating picture frames, brightening up the inside of a bookshelf, or painting the inside of a drawer in a bed side table.
Personalise a tray, colour a glass vase, paint a table lamp, or make a colourful stool by painting its legs with what you have left.
Cheer up a bird house or table, coordinate door handles, make a colourful candle stick, trim the edge of a mirror, paint your own canvas bag or paint some plimsolls to give your shoes a new look.