Easy DIY Mirror Frame Under $30

Hey guys, welcome back, so today I'm going to show you how to

frame

your

mirror

. It's a really simple project that can totally change your bathroom or any room where you have your

mirror

and it costs me less than 30 dollars so stick around and I'm going to show you how I did it so basically for this project we went to Home Depot and we went to the crown molding section of the store. Whatever you are looking for for your crown molding, you want to make sure you get the type that is for chair rails or baseboards and not the type that goes up to the ceiling because it is usually sloped so you want something that will lay flat on the back so it will stick here if you previously measured your mirror you can use the cutting center and cut your music to size and pay only for the sizes and on the entire board for our mirror we chose this particular crown mold that has this design.

You can get the type that looks more like what you would see in a picture. marco, there are also a lot of different options, you know, there are a lot of things to choose from, where we decided to buy these little lockets. I'm not sure what they're called, basically they're just these little squares that we put on. in the corner of the

frame

, if you want you can just take the wreath mold and cut it at a 45 degree angle and glue them together to get a kind of frame effect around your mirror, so basically for this project you need a couple of things you need. crown mold you need liquid nail or another type of glue to attach the mirror to the frame you need spray paint for some type of paint of your choice and that's it so you can do this for an even cheaper price basically, but this guy of paints a little more expensive because we want to have that metallic look to match the shower curtain rings and we also spray painted the knobs on our bathroom, which, whatever you know, matches the bathroom on a truck cart. oxen, okay, so the first thing you need to do in this project is paint the front of the wreath mold, give it enough time to dry so it's sticky or something because you'll end up with the pieces stuck together and it will come off and that will be irritating, so once the fronts are dry, you'll want to flip it over to the back and paint the back.

It doesn't have to be a super thick layer or anything, but you want it to be that way because when you stick it to your mirror, the mirror will reflect part of your back and you don't want it to be a different color, so it's very important that don't forget anything once the crown mold and decorative pieces are completely dry, then you're just going to go to your bathroom, make sure your mirror is totally clean on this illogically smooth surface so that it adheres better, then you're going to Take the liquid nail and you want to apply a strip of glue or a drop. of the glue to the crown mold, but don't get it too close to the edge because if you do, it will get lost beyond the crown molding, they will be like on your gear, we will see it in the reflection, so be it.

Be careful with that, so you're just going to stick it there and stick it to the mirror and you want to hold it for, I would say, about 30 seconds or so, so that it sticks nice and firm to some pieces. You may have to hold on a little longer, depending, but just stay, don't leave just to make sure nothing falls out, so that's it, basically, it's as simple as just a few items. the wall and it will change the whole look of your bathroom and it will go from being really expensive so we're just looking to do some simple upgrades and stuff here and we're still working on our bathroom our liver but this is a cheap and

easy

solution and you don't have to go buy one of those you know under the particular mirrors and dirty like a frame or whatever and we still have extra glue and stuff for our other bathrooms, it eliminates those fears too, so like I said. less than 30 dollars, a big change in the bathroom, so anyway, I hope you enjoy it and I'll see you in my next video, bye guys.