Keramiktöpfe bemalen

unter Mitarbeit von Natasha Dikareva, MFA

Blumentöpfe aus Keramik bezeichnet man auch als Steingut. Sie bestehen aus Ton, der bei hohen Temperaturen in einem Brennofen gehärtet wird. Keramiktöpfe werden meist noch ein zweites Mal gebrannt und glasiert. Das sind die Töpfe, wie du sie im Gartencenter zu kaufen bekommst. Unglasierte Töpfe bekommst du im Bastelladen. In diesem Artikel erklären wir dir, wie du sowohl alte glasierte Töpfe farblich auffrischen kannst oder unglasierte Keramiktöpfe bemalst.

Methode 1

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Du kannst auch eine alte Zahnbürste verwenden, um besser unter den Rand des Topfes zu kommen.
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Leg Pappe, Plastik oder Zeitungspapier auf den Tisch, um ihn vor Farbflecken zu schützen.
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Latexprimer hält sehr gut auf aufgerauter Keramik. Für ein perfektes Ergebnis kannst du auch noch eine zweite Schicht auftragen. Lass jede Schicht vollständig trocknen.
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Normalerweise musst du die Dose zunächst kräftig schütteln.
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Willst du den Topf von innen nicht bemalen, dreh ihn auf den Kopf und mach mit dem nächsten Schritt weiter.
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Beweg die Dose in gleichmäßigen Schwüngen über den Topf, damit die Farbe gleichmäßig aufgetragen wird.
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Methode 2

Methode 2 von 2:

Bemal unglasierte Keramiktöpfe

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Dort bekommst du auch Farben, Versiegler, Glanzlacke und Pinsel, die sich für die Bemalung von unglasierten Töpfen eignen.
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Du kannst sie mit einem Meißel bearbeiten oder mit Schmirgelpapier glätten. Dieser Schritt ist notwendig, um eine glatte Oberfläche zu erreichen. Außerdem hält die Farbe auf einer leicht angeschmirgelten Oberfläche besser.
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Du kannst Staub auch mit einem Föhn wegpusten.
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Der Versiegler verhindert, dass Feuchtigkeit durch den Topf sickert, die die äußere Bemalung ruinieren könnte.
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Der Primer sorgt dafür, dass die Farbe optimal hält und gleicht kleine Unebenheiten oder Farbunterschiede aus.
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Verwende den besten Pinsel, den du dir leisten kannst und willst. Die Borsten billiger Pinsel lösen sich unweigerlich und bleiben in der Farbe haften.
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Tipps

Wasch, trockne und bemale mehrere Töpfe auf einmal. Einige davon kannst du verschenken.
Bemal drei oder vier Töpfe in der gleichen Farbe und stell sie zusammen in deinen Garten.
Fixierspray schützt die fertige Bemalung deines Keramiktopfes.

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Warnungen

Trag eine Schutzbrille und eine Atemschutzmaske, während du mit Sprühfarbe oder Fixierer hantierst.
Spül Keramiktöpfe nie in der Spülmaschine.
Am besten solltest du Farben, Versiegler oder Fixierer nur draußen verwenden. Musst du drinnen arbeiten, achte auf gute Belüftung.

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Sprühfarbe
Latexprimer
Wasserfesten Versiegler
Acrylfarbe
Glänzenden Versiegler oder Fixierer
Saubere Lappen
Pinsel (wenigstens zwei)
Zeitungspapier oder Plastikplane
Meißel
Schmirgelpapier

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