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Always work in a well ventilated area. At any point during the project, protective gloves can help keep your hands clean – especially once you get to priming and painting. Lightly sand all surfaces. Wipe clean with tack cloth, removing all dust. Get your primer ready by shaking the can for one minute after the ball begins to rattle. Hold the can 10-16 in. from the surface of the Adirondack chair and spray in a steady back and forth motion, slightly overlapping each stroke. If you plan to apply a second coat, be sure to apply it within the first hour, while paint is still wet. If you cannot get to the next step within 60 minutes, plan to wait 24 hours until your first coating is completely dry. Repeat the same steps for the spray paint as you did with the primer. Shake the can for one minute after the ball begins to rattle. Hold the can 10-16 in. from the surface of the Adirondack chair and spray in a steady back and forth motion, slightly overlapping each stroke.

For best results, apply two or more light coats a few minutes apart.Allow your colorful Adirondack chairs to dry for 24 hours. For an added touch of fun, consider spray painting a decorative stencil on the arms or backs of your new backyard beauties. Always thoroughly review directions on the package before using any product./watch?v=3S3yUc_TKXU was not found on this server.Cascarones are a Mexican Easter tradition and a great alternative to plastic eggs for your hunting pleasure.Kids LOVE them as much (if not more) than any candy-filled egg. We had them at the Third Birthday Fiesta and they were the hit of the party.Many, many were smashed over my head.AND they are super-easy to make. Find out How to Make Cascarones after the jump…How to Make Cascarones You can start by making a pin board to use as a drying rack. This is not necessary, but very helpful when making cascarones. Just take a piece of styrofoam (this one was from the box my embroidery machine came in) and stick pins into it to form a grid.

Then you’ll need some uncooked eggs.Do not look at my nail polish. It’s that newfangled gel business and I cannot get it off on my own: Tap it on the counter to crack the bottom, then stick a skewer into it to widen the hole: Continue to not look at my nail polish. Pour the egg out and make some quiche or something. Rinse the egg until it’s all nice and clean: Then set it on your pin board to dry, with the hole facing down so it can drain: Go ahead and color your eggs in whatever manner you prefer: Once again set them out to dry with the hole facing down: Wait until they are completely dry: Now gather your stuffing materials: tissue paper, confetti, a funnel, and some glue: Cut the tissue paper into squares big enough to cover the holes in the eggs: Fill the eggs with confetti using your funnel (or just your hand works too): Apply glue around the opening and attach a piece of tissue paper: Let them dry, and you’re done!