Step six: Using a fresh piece of sandpaper, begin on 4 legs of the stools. Wrap the sandpaper around the column and sand going up and down for 20 strokes each. Make sure you place your arm inside the stool and the insides of the column.

Step nine: Spray windex on your napkins and wipe down the stool to remove all excess residue and to ensure that you have a nice, clean stool. You don't have to make sure its spotless, but you don't want any residue left on it because it will show up on your finished product if you do.

Step ten: It's spray painting time baby! Flip your stools back over onto their legs so that you are looking at the top of the seat. Shake the bottle and begin spraying in circular motions the top and sides of the seat. Do NOT spray the bottom of the seat yet, because you will need that to lift the seat so you can turn it if necessary.

Step eleven: Spray the legs of the stools and the prongs of the stool in the same circular motion. Don't forget, you will need to put your arm inside the stool to get the insides of the stool well. Make sure you have good lighting and turn the stool as needed to make sure that you are getting every piece.

Step thirteen: Use any remaining spray paint to fill any open spots and to make sure that you didn't miss any parts. Once you fill the ball at the bottom of the can stop painting, it will make it come out inconsistently.

You're all done ! Luckily its a quick dry spray paint, so it literally takes like 3 hours to fully dry. Test it with the tip of your finger to make sure it's dry, and when it's completely dry wipe it down with water on wipes.

I also encourage y'all to try out different colors! Drop comments or pictures of your finished below !