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I had a couple trail and errors with this project. the best technique i came up with was to spray in the direction of the wind, keep some distance about a foot away, and spray in a back and forth motion. they helps so you don"t get bubbles on your frames like i did.
remember keep your distance and spray in a back and forth motion. this project did not cost me a thing since i used paint around my house, it took me about 10 minutes to do both frames. fast and easy.
you could also use paint instead of a spray can, your choice.
happy crafting.
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