Old Chandelier Turned Fabulous

awhitecottage writes: Thanks for all the welcoming comments! As a student not too many people are into this sort of thing at my age and it is nice to hear back from people with similar hobbies!!!

By salt scrub I just added salt and water( A LOT more salt than water) and rubbed it on places that I sanded down..so metal was exposed...and that definitely is helping speed up the process!

Thanks again for all your great comments and I cant wait to post the final product!!!

~Alexis Posted: 12:24 am on November 11th

MimiToria writes: Welcome to the site. I can't wait to hear more about your project and see the end result. Can you share what you mean by "a salt scrub?" Posted: 12:13 pm on October 28th

fellowjunker writes: I love chandeliers and am always buying those yucky brass ones to redo, but I would love to hear about your rusting process with the salt. I usually end up sticking things in my garden through the winter months to rust them after I've spray painted. I also tried a rusting kit I got at Michaels, but didn't really like the look.
I can't wait to see what you have planned for this. Please keep us posted.
xojanis Posted: 11:11 am on October 28th

suewhitney writes: Hi and welcome to the site. I know you'll have fun here. Love the white chandie...very pretty!

Take care,
Sue Posted: 7:37 am on October 28th

junkinhart writes: Can't wait to see it rusted.......it will be just gorgeous!! Can't have too many chandies........

Welcome to the site.........you will enjoy yourself here, with all these creative junkers!! I have!!

Cindy Posted: 7:11 am on October 28th

KimberlyMelamed writes: Oooh a salt scrub... sounds fabulous! Can't wait to see the finished product.

Welcome to the site!

Kimberly Posted: 6:15 pm on October 27th