Painted metal shed ideas

If you're planning on buying a shed for your outdoor tools, but don't love the look of it, you can easily make some adjustments so it's easier on the eyes. And best of all? It won't break your bank. Click for seven tips.

Are you the proud owner of a hideous backyard shed? You can totally paint that thing. Learn how from a complete novice who successfully did just that.

I gave our metal backyard shed a makeover by pressure washing and painting it a modern black color.

Kevin has been off the past three days (and I LOVE it!) Because that means we could fit in a project (I do like him around too). We painted our shed and did a few little updates! Below is the BEFORE and what it originally looked like when we moved in. See what the shed looks like now HERE

Outdoor Metal Shed Makeover Update – It's been 6 weeks since we started the metal shed makeover! Here's a look at our progress along the way.

How to Paint a Shed

If that old tin storage shed in your backyard is getting discolored and dingy, but you don't want to replace it, you can repaint it. Tin isn't an ideal surface for getting paint to stick, but with a little preparation and the right paint, it will work.

If that old tin storage shed in your backyard is getting discolored and dingy, but you don't want to replace it, you can repaint it. Tin isn't an ideal surface for getting paint to stick, but with a little preparation and the right paint, it will work.

Sheds are used for storage and work well as extra space. When garages are not big enough to store everything, sheds are an economical and efficient solution. Most sheds are built in backyards or at the end of driveways. They are usually made out of wood and siding and typically have hinged doors.

Spray Paint the metal shed