Step 6: The Reveal

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The next day, get out your rag (I like to use an old thick washcloth) and start wiping away that 'film' left on the tiles. You'll do this step with a dry rag - no more water. This is when your mosaic will begin to reveal herself and pop!

Now you can put your mosaic to work. This toilet tank is now a lovely flower pot in our remodel-in-progress front yard. It has the sun on the front side to greet our friends as they arrive. 

When we have friends over for a visit, we hope they will sit and stay for a while (perhaps even sit in the blue velvet chair?). So I think it is only appropriate that they see the moon side of the planter as they are leaving our house in the evening after a good day of thoughtful conversation and laughs.
 
 
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jacksons6 says: Jul 16, 2012. 8:17 PM
this is really a great use of an old toilet tank! who would have thunk it!
binaspencer7 says: Dec 26, 2011. 5:04 PM
amazing
re.Create Design (author) in reply to binaspencer7Dec 27, 2011. 5:24 AM
Thanks!
ckspd says: Aug 2, 2011. 5:59 AM
You Go!!!

Luved it.
re.Create Design (author) in reply to ckspdAug 3, 2011. 4:37 AM
thanks!!! It was fun to take a tank and try to make it beautiful!
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