Fusion Mineral Paint is great for exterior projects, from painted pots to doors. It’s very water resistant and durable for all seasons. This shed needed a refresh and Mist was the perfect candidate to make the door look fresh! This periwinkle contrasts beautifully against the white flowers. We also painted the vintage bike and hanging basket on the door with Mist. Picket Fence was used to paint the bike seat and handlebars. So follow along to see this painted shed door & vintage bike.

MATERIALS USED

• Fusion Mineral Paint “Mist”
• Fusion Mineral Paint “Picket Fence” (bike seat & handlebars)
• TSP Alternative
• Staalmeester flat brush
• 18cm Staalmeester roller
• Sponge

Prepping a door for Fusion Mineral Paint

1. Clean your door with TSP Alternative and let dry.

Painting an outside door

No other prep was needed to prepare our door for painting.  We first painted with a flat brush around the molding. We then rolled the paint on the paint with the 18cm Staalmeester roller brush. Two coats completely covered the door.

No Top Coat Needed!

Fusion mineral paint is excellent for exterior finishes so we didn’t use a top coat product. Fusion has a topcoat built into the formula!

Time to just appreciate the finished Painted Shed Door & Vintage Bike.

Fusion Painted Door

Fusion will last for many years on your outdoor projects. It’s strong enough to withstand the harshest Canadian winters. Every pot of Fusion is made with the highest quality pigments… what does this mean? No fading! you can be sure your project will be looking great for many years.

This colour works so well with the building and with the pops of colour from the garden. Where would you use this pretty blue? Leave us a comment below and be sure to share your projects over in our Facebook group Paint it Beautiful

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