How To Fix Ceramic Plates On Wall

This is my easy solution.

How to fix ceramic plates on wall.

Slowly rub the putty down with sandpaper until it is level with the ceramic plate surface. Using a pencil trace outline of each plate. Dip your brush into the paint and apply it to the patch. Carefully using scissors cut out each plate circle.

Use straight brush strokes and reload it with paint whenever it dries out. Gently wipe the surface of the patch with a dry cloth to remove any dust from the sanding. One of the number one questions i get asked on my blog is how i hang all the plates in my kitchen without using metal plate hangers. The top of the hanger should barely touch the flat surface that your plate is lying on.

Select the plates you want to hang on the wall. Plates should vary in size and or shape for interest. Some of the plates i have used them with were really large and heavy and i have only had trouble with one of the discs coming loose from the plate and falling from the wall. Paint over the patch to blend it into the tile and let it dry for 24 hours.

How to hang plates on a wall. Turn each plate upside down onto paper. Cut a piece of light grade sandpaper small enough to rub over the putty but not so large that it will rub the ceramic on either side of the putty. That was after it had been on the wall for several years so i suggest that you check them periodically to make sure the disc is staying put.

The best way to do this is to first attach the plate hanger to the plate and lie the plate on a flat surface. In case you find tracing the design a cumbersome job then you could put your creativity and sense of judgment to best use by marking the centre spot for fixing the plate which comes in the centre of the design. Get expert tips and advice on creating beautiful wall decorations in this free home improvement video. Lay white paper on a flat surface.