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Friday, April 20, 2012

Trashy Fire Pit

This one is for the hubster!

Hubs has been wanting a fire pit for the longest time, but not being a necessity... wasn't happening.
UnTiL...
best wife ever found this beauty headed for the dump!
I know what you're thinking!
Why would anyone want to just dump such a great piece of lawn decor, RiGht?
                                                                                         No?
Yea, well hubster didn't agree either,
UnTiL...
I introduced him to a little can of whoop butt I know.
Rust-oleum Specialty High Heat Ultra Spray in Black Gloss.


Rusty, ugly little fire pit
+
a half hour of cleaning and 1 can of spray...


=
Countless hours of family FuN!

 Smores...

 togetherness... and more smores, yummm!


Thanks Rust-oleum!


           {this is not a sponsored post BTW, just sharing another trash to treasure with you!}

Don't forget to pop over here and link up what you've been working on this week!  Can't wait to see!

15 comments:

  1. Nice work Kimberley! Thanks for the tip about the paint too...I scored almost exact same fire pit in a yard sale last year and it could do with a little lurv!

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  2. Hey, the "before" looks like my fire pit...Not for LONG! Thanks!!

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  3. oooooohhhhhhhhhhhhh! i can't even believe that it's the same one! i want! really want one, but can spend the $60 for one.

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  4. Amazing find and many family memories to come! Rust-oleum is awesome!

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  5. That's awesome! The after looks amazing! And a great steal! -Jessica

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  6. Yesss!!!!!!!!!! Feels GOOD to prove Hubbs wrong, eh?!!! :)

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  7. I find my man can't see the potential in things like that either! He's in for a shock when I move in, I'm excited to have a garage, yard and power tools for furniture remodels! lol

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  8. Woohoo - that is one serious-looking fire in there. How fabulous. Amazing what a little facelift can do huh. :) Thanks for sharing at our party this week.

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  9. Did you paint the inside too.. cant tell in the photo... what did you use to clean.. wire wool ?
    thanks

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  10. What a great way to save some money and also keep that pit from ending up in the landfill when it still had some life left in it :) My sister and I both have one, and love making s'mores with our young teens. Now we know how to revitalize it when it gets rusty from sitting out through our long winter.

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  11. Looks great and you will get so much enjoyment out of it!

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  12. I so need to do this--ours is just as rusty as yours looked! My hubby would be surprised! I wonder if the high heat comes in any other colors! I think it would be fun to give it a color!

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  13. This is awesome! Totally trash to treasure :) And s'mores...yum!

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  14. What a great idea. We have been thinking of getting an outdoor fire pit now that the kids are older. We think it would be a great idea for those summer nights when we aren't camping. Thanks so much for sharing this wonderful tip.

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  15. I really thought you were gonna make a planter out of it but I LOVE IT!!!

    Angela (from NJ)

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