Creating wearable art from busted wristwatches for fun and net loss

Devin Coldewey

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Saturday, April 12th, 2008


I doubt you need any help spray-painting watchesBut you’ll get an article on how to do it anyway. I’ve had the same watch for five years and I intend to keep it going for another twenty, but there are a few laying around that could be used to make a brightly colored statement on how little regard I have for time in general. Remember, there are colors other than Juicy Fruit pink, so go out and buy some, then take these steps:
1 Clean watch
2 Spray-paint watch
3 GOTO 2
4 Sweet.
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