It’s funny what people throw away, isn’t it? Your trash, is literately another persons treasure.
Take for instance the fire pit I picked up last weekend at a local garage sale. I kid you not when I tell you I had just hours earlier started researching fire pits for our back patio.
And you know what? I just couldn’t justify spending $50-$75 on a giant s’mores maker. Because really, that’s the only thing I’d be using it for during the summer months.
I’m not a welder so I couldn’t repair the broken screen top, but I knew all I really needed was a can of spray paint to make the old rusted fire pit look a little nicer. 
Using what I had on hand. Which were two half empty cans of rust-oleum spray paint. {Remember the light fixture I spray painted earlier this year?} Well, I’m telling you, spray paint is where it’s at man! {Update: You will want to use HIGH HEAT Spray Paint}.

Check it out!!!Trash to treasure in 15 minutes flat!!
I didn’t sand or scrub anything. I used the dark brown paint as a first coat, and the metallic oil rubbed bronze paint for the second coat.
Wahoooo! Thank you garage sale lady for the free fire pit.
~Mavis
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