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Do you have the kind of LEGO brick you need, but in a different color? Transform that brick into a useful color using this article!

  1. If you have the money, try the more advanced hand held spray paints with nozzles.
  2. Make sure they're dried off before you paint them.
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  3. Because spray paints are highly volatile and contain VOC (volatile organic content), wear a protective mask when you're spray painting. Try to work in an open area with proper air ventilation and keep away from sources of ignition of a fire or flame. If you're a child, then ask for a parent's assistance.
  4. Paint on a side to side direction, sweeping the parts from left to right, then right to left until the surface of the LEGO piece has been painted.[1]
  5. After drying, turn the pieces to the other side and do the same.
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James Guth
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This article was co-authored by James Guth. James Guth is the co-owner and founder of Chesapeake Painting Services LLC. With over 20 years of experience, James specializes in exterior and interior painting, drywall, powerwashing, wallpaper, staining, sealing, and carpentry. James holds a BS in Economics and Business Administration with a concentration in Finance from Towson University This article has been viewed 49,499 times.
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