22 Clever DIY Spray Paint Projects To Actually Get A Style You Want

Using contact paper and spray paint really gave this old file cabinet the update it needed. We love the high gloss finish mixed with the geometric designs.

This is hands down our absolute favorite spray paint DIY project. Learn how to create this faux marble pot for super cheap! This is the perfect project to get rid of that old spray paint and create an awesome painted flower pot. No need buy an expensive marbled pot when you can make one cheaply!

Instead of marbling terracotta pots, you could try this spray paint DIY idea on a tumbler. She used an epoxy resin to seal this and we think that was a great idea.

Yes, even that old beat-up metal desk can easily be updated with regular spray paint. This is such a fun statement piece from an upcycled old metal desk.

There are two ways you can update a Little Tykes playhouse. Go ahead and use spray paint or regular paint to make a great outdoor toy for your children.

This simple spray paint DIY project could be used for a variety of holidays. We could even see these recycled jars holding candy as a fun gift. We love when we could use things we probably already have for easy DIY projects.

Again, when you find something you think is tacky why not try to spray paint it to make it fit your home decor style. Just make sure you prep the surface well with sandpaper and rubbing alcohol first.

Want to get rid of that brass on that fireplace cover? Add a little spray paint to the parts you don't like and instantly you have an updated cover. No need to buy a completely new one.

Welcome your neighbors to your home with a fun and unique mailbox design or just use spray paint to add one color to give your mailbox a makeover.

We love painting bathroom light fixtures and this is a great example of how some spray paint and new bulbs can give you a whole new lighting fixture.

Have old hardware that needs a lift? Add a little spray paint to those hinges and to help your bathroom vanity or kitchen cabinets in their makeover. You also have to check out what a little regular paint can do to this bathroom makeover!

Did you know you can spray paint glass? Finally updated those flea market finds to fit your home decor style with this DIY spray paint project. I think we have a thrift store trip in our future.

In our homeschool/craft room for kids, you can see that the outlets can be sprayed with high gloss white enamel to give a fresh new look. Bye, bye almond-colored outlets. Just add a new white plate cover and they will look brand new!

Don't waste those old wine bottles, you never know when you may need them for an anniversary decoration or fun decor item. Simply using white spray paint and acrylic or chalk paint is a great way to reuse what you already have. Wine anyone?

Now once you have those empty wine bottle decorated it is time to reuse those corks to create this fun and easy DIY project. Simply spray paint and old lid and add corks for a very useful DIY project.

Give those old Ikea spice racks a new feel with spray paint. This is such a fun way to bring color into a nursery while being budget-friendly.

Create a one of kind word canvas art. Simply find a quote you love, glue wooden letters, and spray paint in one uniform color for a simple artwork for your walls.

This cool upcycled wood box was done using chalk spray paint. We honestly didn't even know this was a thing (and we do a lot of painting).

While this post is about our favorite wall color, you can see how an old brass lamp was given a facelift using spray paint. DIY spray paint projects are a creative way to work with what you've got.

Here is another awesome example of how metallic spray paint can be used to transform an old light fixture. If you like glitter, this may be your next DIY spray paint project.

Save $150 by making this Anthro-inspired wall hanging yourself. We love spray paint and budget-friendly DIYs around here!

Don't throw out those old pasta jars. Use this frosted spray paint to create unique and modern vases. We won't tell anyone that you made this after your plate of spaghetti.

Use one color of spray paint to update frames of various sizes and materials to give your picture gallery a cohesive look (and we love a great picture gallery wall).