Project Ideas

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Bring fun and games to life with
a touch of your own creativity!
ScotchBlue
Painter’s Tape
and a little paint will help you
turn an ordinary tabletop into
a built-in game board that the
whole family can enjoy.
Game Table
Measure 2 inch squares and mark
the grid in pencil. Use ScotchBlue
Painter’s Tape for Delicate Surfaces
to tape the grid.
Paint the open squares with your
darker color following manufacturer
instructions. Gently remove the tape,
then let the paint dry for 24 hours.
Re-tape your grid, this time
placing the tape over the new dark
squares. Paint the open squares in
between the tape with two coats of
the dark color. Gently remove the
tape after the final coat.
•Createyourowncheckers!Cut
a wooden dowel into pieces of
equal width. Paint half of them
red and half of them black.
•Paintwoodenchairsorstoolsto
match your game board.
•Findatablewithasmallbuilt-in
drawer, so you have a handy
place to store your game pieces.
•Forbestresults,alwaysfollowthe
paint manufacturer’s instructions
regarding recoat and dry times.
Step-By-Step Guide: Additional Ideas
Preparation
For best results, make sure you are working with a square tabletop.
(We used a 16" x 16" tabletop). Sand the table and wipe it down to
remove all traces of dust. Paint the table with your lighter base color
and let it dry for 24 hours. Plan the size and placement of your board
to make sure it will fit the tabletop.
Tools
- Paints or stains
- Paint brushes
- Pencil
- Sandpaper
- Ruler or tape measure
ScotchBlue
Painter’s Tape
for Delicate Surfaces

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