Mix & Match - the most exciting spray paint and material combinations for your DIY project

Natural material and belton spray paint

Beautiful design elements made of leafs, branches, nuts or similar. In combination with the belton special effect spray paints, every material can be turned into something wonderful!

Packaging upcycling

Instead of simply throwing away empty packaging, boxes or cans, you can clean, repaint or reuse them. This reduces your waste and creates practical tidying elements.

Polystyrene and belton free

It is possible to make various, stable forms out of polystyrene balls and boards. In combination with the belton spray paints, these forms can also be painted in the right colour.

Modelling clay and belton spray paint

Air-drying modelling clay is ideal for creating individual and flexible moulds for figures. The belton spray paint colours make the figures beautifully colourful once they have dried!

belton free for making blackboard paint

The water-based belton free can be used to make blackboard paint from spray paint. For this, you should use dark colours like RAL 9005 deep black, RAL 8017 chocolate brown or RAL 6002 leaf green. It is also important that you use the gloss level ‘matt’. Then apply the paint onto a smooth surface, like a pane of glass, allow to dry and hey presto!

Salt dough and belton free

You can create various objects easily using salt dough, and then spray paint using the belton spray paints.

Caution: Food painted with belton may not be consumed!

Nut shells with belton spray paint

Of course, not all materials need to be turned into decorative objects. But you could with belton spray paints! For instance, even old peanut shells can be used to make a new lampshade.

Toy figures with belton free

You can make various (decorative) objects out of old toy figures. Using the belton spray paints, they can be painted in plain colours or repainted in matching colours.

Dry pasta and belton spray paint

Even old, dry pasta can be painted in beautiful belton special effect paints and turned into creative decorative elements that leave no indication of the material they are actually made of.

Newspaper and belton spray paint

Old newspaper, DIY adhesive and the belton spray paints make each surface an interesting art object.

Stones and belton spray paint

The belton spray paints can turn boring stones into pretty decorative elements that can be matched to existing decorations!

Matchboxes and belton spray paint

Even old matchboxes can be reused and turned into something useful, for instance a mini chest of drawers with space for jewellery etc.

Fruit bowls with belton granite effect

The belton special granite effect can be used to turn lots of things into objects that look and feel like stone. For example, old fruit bowls that can be turned into flower boxes or polystyrene balls that are turned into stone balls.

Decorative concrete with belton Gold effect

Lots of beautiful DIY projects can be created with decorative concrete. The belton special effect paints make the concrete creation a real eye-catcher once dry.

Broken crockery and belton spray paint

With a little belton spray paint, broken or cracked pieces of crockery that can no longer be used for their original purpose can be turned into something wonderful new.

Clay and belton spray paint

Air-dried clay can be rolled out with a rolling pin, then forms can be cut out with cookie cutters and spray painted with belton spray paint.