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Painted Toaster – a $10 DIY Yellow Toaster

Created On: October 30, 2012  |  Updated: January 31, 2017  |   9 Comments

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How to Add Some Color To Your Kitchen

With a $10 DIY yellow toaster
My friend has the most amazing projects, and is never afraid to try something new.  After spotting this adorable yellow toaster but not being willing to fork out the $200 to buy it, she decided she would paint the wedding present toaster she already had herself.  Here are her instructions.

How To Paint A Toaster

Find a basic stainless steel toaster for as cheap as possible.  I had the perfect option in a 7 year old toaster we got as a weddinbg present.  
  1. For $10 I bought a can of yellow engine enamel high heat spray paint.
  2. Mask off any areas you don’t want painted with frog tape.
  3. Lightly scuff the stainless steel with with red brite.
  4. Spray paint in two light coats.
Painted Toaster
 
 
My paint job is far from perfect but I am lazy and using my 7-year-old wedding toaster as a test run so I don’t ruin a new toaster if it doesn’t wear well.   She is definitely a pop of sheer beauty in the kitchen.
 
paint toaster
Have you ever made a bold color choice in your home?  What colors are you loving lately?  I really want to paint something yellow now….
 
 

** see how this toaster looks in its new kitchen that was transformed on a budget **

 
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How to Add Some Color To Your Kitchen - DIY Yellow Toaster
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  1. Crystelle says

    November 1, 2012

    I love it! I am so going to try this!

    Those vintage toasters cost a fortune!
    hugs ~ Crystelle

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  2. Trish - Mom On Timeout says

    November 7, 2012

    What a fun idea! I love it! Thank you so much for sharing at Mom On Timeout. Hope to see you back tonight!

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  3. Telisa Van Leeuwen says

    November 8, 2012

    I am sooooo in love with this and definitely giving it a try! Thanks for the idea.

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  4. craftygirlaz says

    February 13, 2013

    I am going to do this thanks so much for sharing.

    Desiree
    craftygirlaz.blogspot.com

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  5. paula schuck says

    February 16, 2015

    I had no idea you could actually spray paint a toaster.

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  6. Stephie Smith says

    August 5, 2015

    I honestly like your results better than the store bought product. I would love to do this with my toaster! My appliances are a bit mismatched, but if I can create a similar theme or palette it would look so much nicer. Thanks for the inspiration 🙂

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    • Brooke says

      August 5, 2015

      I would love to see a picture if you do!

      Reply

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