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Step 2Prepare your labels and apply
Spray labels lightly with a spattering of black & rust spray paint for an aged/rusted look (optional). Let dry.
Spray with a heavier coat of black paint, making sure the black gets in the cracks. Then wipe the high parts off with a paper towel while still wet to reveal some of the silver. Play around with this, it's somewhat trial and error, until you get the look you want.
When you have a good look, let dry thoroughly, then apply to a flat spot on your bottles.
Note:
If you don't have a flat spot on some of your bottles, consider making a chain with a tag to go around the bottle's neck (a homemade version of something like this: decanter/bottle label), and apply to that instead. This is a nice touch as you can then remove and reuse easily.
Spray with a heavier coat of black paint, making sure the black gets in the cracks. Then wipe the high parts off with a paper towel while still wet to reveal some of the silver. Play around with this, it's somewhat trial and error, until you get the look you want.
When you have a good look, let dry thoroughly, then apply to a flat spot on your bottles.
Note:
If you don't have a flat spot on some of your bottles, consider making a chain with a tag to go around the bottle's neck (a homemade version of something like this: decanter/bottle label), and apply to that instead. This is a nice touch as you can then remove and reuse easily.
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