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painting empty chocolate tins

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CiderMonkey | 13:54 Mon 09th Feb 2009 | Shopping & Style
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I have saved some of the tins from chocolates such as Roses, Quality Street etc. I was planning on painting them and filling them with homemade cakes/cookies as gifts.

I'm unsure whats the best paint to use. Does anyone know? And also, where to buy this paint?
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I did this at Xmas. I used a coat of primer and then decorated the tins using emulsion (I got some emulsion matchpots for 5p each from a sale). I then sealed the tins with a coat of clear varnish.
It kept the kids occupied for days.
14:42 Mon 09th Feb 2009
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How about car aerosols as they're available in a huge range of colours and you can quite often pick up 2nd hand ones at car boots etc ?

Just spray with primer first.
16:52 Sun 15th Feb 2009

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