Thrifted Coffee Grinder Makeover

August 09, 2023

Thrifted Coffee Grinder Makeover


Photo of a thrift store coffee grinder.
I found this vintage coffee grinder at our local thrift shop last week for $3.00.  It's vintage, but like 1970's vintage, and I don't like the look.

Scroll on down to see the coffee grinder makeover and 8 other makeovers from the Thrift Store Decor Team. This month's projects include a scale, a mannequin head, Halloween Art, botanical print mats, wicker baskets, a key cabinet, and glass bottles.

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Photo of a vintage black toleware coffee grinder on Etsy.
My coffee grinder project was inspired by this vintage French toleware grinder found on Etsy HERE.

Photo of a thrifted coffee grinder.
I sprayed the grinder with Krud Kutter Cleaner/Degreaser, and washed it with hot soapy Dawn Dish Detergent and a rag.

Photo of a thrifted coffee grinder cleaned up and ready for spray paint.
I set the grinder on newspaper outside on the lawn.

Photo of a coffee grinder being spray painted in flat black.
I used Painters Touch Flat Black Spray Paint to paint the grinder.

Photo of a thrifted coffee grinder upcycled with black flat spray paint and a metal tag.
When the grinder was dry, I lightly distressed it with 220 grit sandpaper on the edges.

I added a Tim Holtz Factory Tag with a couple of small nails. 

Photo of a thrifted coffee grinder upcycled with black flat spray paint and a metal tag.


Photo of a thrifted coffee grinder upcycled with black flat spray paint and a metal tag.
I really like how my black coffee grinder turned out!

Photo of a thrifted coffee grinder upcycled with black flat spray paint and a metal tag.


Photo of a thrifted coffee grinder upcycled with black flat spray paint and a metal tag.
It was a very easy makeover!


Now for the Thrift Store Decor Team's August party!  You will find links to 8 of the projects below:
Photo of thrifted finds before a makeover.

Vintage Scale Repurpose House of Hawthornes

Decoupaged Mannequin Head Shop At Blu

DIY Haloween Art Our Southern Home

Botanical Prints on Woven Mats Sadie Seasongoods

Update wicker baskets with paint to look like natural rattan My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia

Key Cabinet|Easy Makeover My Repurposed Life

 DIY Sea Glass Bottles  Petticoat Junktion


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