Can this be painted? This will have to go up a wall that is light blue so I'd love to paint over it to make it less noticeable.
448231
it's pretty heavy and a bit bulky. fine for the doorway - a speed bump protecting your cords. for the wall I'd probably look for something with a smaller profile. don't know how it would look painted...
448232
Probably, but it is designed to be on the floor and have heavy traffic over and on it, and it would probably look quite bulky on a wall. There are several conduit type products made to hide wires on a wall that would probably be much better.
448233
I believe so. I've painted similar materials before, but when you buy your paint, ask what kind of paint is best for painting rubber.
448234
It can be painted with the special spray paints that are designed for plastics and other similar materials. If you are looking at using latex type paint like you use on your walls, there are better conduit/cord hiding systems that take wall paint better.
197645
I think it can be painted, however this furniture is made out of cheap cardboard that crumbles when you try to assemble the pieces.
215992
I would be afraid of putting it on a wall.... I tried to reposition one which had been placed on a plastic circle and it really did not want to release. If you have a high gloss paint it might work, but anything else might take the paint and/or the top layer of the wall board off. They really are meant to be pretty permanent.
2164600
No. It will not look good to paint this. We just put this solar white lights on the top of the vinyl posts which were already in white. Looks good that way.
404876
Although I haven't done this myself, I would think that it could be painted. I don't see why not.
1981494
I never painted mine, but I was told it could be painted. I would ask at a hardware store or call a professional painter.
2133847
I would think it could be painted. It's not solid wood; is particle board with the wood covering but I think you could paint that.
675097
To paint it you could either prime it first and then paint.....or maybe you don't even need to prime. Just use a 2" brush ...I think it would be pretty easy.
2014291
I would think you could just go ahead and stain it darker, it does not need to be painted when you get it. We've had ours going on two years and it has held up very good to the weather, of course we live in southern CA, but the color is still very good. I hope this helps.
1132764
It is finished with a light oil based stain. My guess is that you could paint it if you used some thing like Rustolium spray paint.
2102450
I don't think so...you'd have to make sure the color matches and the wall paint is glossy. Why don't you go to a craft store and get a small bottle of "model" paint...they'll have lots of color choices and gloss choices..instead.
113339
I would not apply it over paint. I strongly doubt that it would adhere well and would not be maintainable. I would suggest maintaining the surface with the original paint instead.
802003
I think you could! Depending on the kind of paint, you might need to sand the exterior walls a little. I "wallpapered" the inside using scrapbook paper and Mod Podge, but those walls aren't painted.
1951692
I have not thought about painting it the texture of it is smooth and kinda rough i do not know if the paint will absorb maybe you should give the company a call ask them they may can answer your question..just a thought on calling the company...Good Luck let me know if you can i might like to change the color of mine..... :)
522831
Yes, you could paint it. I thought of painting it myself if I didn't like the color. The louvered doors in the front are solid so the painting would be easy.
824280
Yes, I believe you can use whatever wall paint you would use to surround it.
290417
You could probly paint on it with a nice acrylic or fabric paint. It's a fairly smooth fabric.