DIY | Plastic Pot to Faux Stone Pot

[@fredmckibben6872]

Very nice....I like the fact there is only a few simple steps to achieving this look

[@blinksbill1138]

Just became a plant mom and I’m looking for ways to make my patio even more beautiful and expensive looking with gorgeous pots

[@tanjowil9743]

Great idea. Going to transform the ugly plastic containers with exterior paint on the outside only before I get planting.

[@JustQuixa]

Nice look! So much better than the dollar tree plastic pots I get lol Gonna try this and maybe do al ittle dry brush over it to give it an even more realistic stone variation effect

[@myrasepulveda6750]

Thank you!

[@secretfilesstories3212]

Thank you for sharing this! Will definitely try it at home

[@katherinemooney4396]

Tip…paint the inside first…let dry…do outside

[@lauraflores3678]

Thank you!!! This looks great!!!

[@joprent6727]

Good job.👍

[@growithjoy]

Can I use baking powder instead of baking soda?

[@sisca.d]

What kind of paint do you used it?

[@kindacrazyAna14]

Is it still well covered with the paint or did the paint start to chip off?

[@diywithbry1722]

Right now, the pot is doing well, not starting to chip off because i just let it it sit on my shelf with my pothos planted. But to be sure, you can spray a clear coat on it to seal it off. Hope this helps. 🙂

[@kindacrazyAna14]

@@diywithbry1722 thanks

[@anwarallie]

Is it waterproof?

[@JustQuixa]

Would likely need to paint or spray a clear coat sealant over it in that case

[@fishnet_stockings8834]

It doesn’t need primer?

[@skandinavkakz5246]

👍

[@uzchannel23]

which paint can we use on plastic ?

[@fredmckibben6872]

Chalk paint is one option.....Any Rustoleum product......Krylon......there are many on the market .....look on the container and it will list the surfaces it can be used for

[@yvonne-silverfox7312]

Could have left the instructions on screen a little longer Nice thank u.

[@diywithbry1722]

Thank you for your input! Well appreciated!