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Nail Polish-Dipped House Keys: An Easy DIY
Nail Polish-Dipped House Keys: An Easy DIY
Nov 26, 2024 5:40 AM

I’m a huge advocate for taking joy out of the little things. Whether it’s a fresh batch of chocolate chip cookies or adding a pop of color to your rather boring house keys, these small adventures make entire days brighter. And that’s what we’ve got for you today, an easy DIY that makes a part of your everyday a tiny bit more stylish and fun!

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Take your house keys, some nail polish and Voila! You’ve created keys that not only make finding the right one easier, but adds the right amount of fashion-forward energy to your key ring.

Materials:

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Step 1.

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Start painting the heads of the keys. Be sure not to fill in the grooves or you may have trouble using them afterwards. You’ll want to coat them a few times, just like if you were painting your nails! Also, I found that the more inexpensive the nail polish the better this worked. Obviously, when we paint our nails, we want a thicker, fuller polish, but that leaves some clumpiness with projects like this.

Step 2.

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In between coats, use a hairdryer to dry the layer. First, use the heat to dry and then cool it down for a finish. Watch the heat though, your metal keys can get quite hot!

Step 3.

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Once the polish is dry, take your clear coat and top them off. This will provide protection, just like it would on your nails, but also create a shiny finish so your keys sparkle a bit in the light!

Step 4.

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Once they’re completely dry – start showing them off! After a while, they’ll definitely need a touch-up, but the best part is you can switch out colors! Just use some nail polish remover to take off the old color and start anew!

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