We started this kitchen lighting project eons ago it feels like. It really was only two months ago which, in the grand scheme of things isn’t that long ago. The last two months have been a whirlwind of trying to get the garden and animals up to speed before the oppressive summer heat hits and this little baby is here. As such most of the interior projects have gotten put on hold until we can breathe again after we get the watering system in place and the summer seedlings in the ground in the next month.
But before all that craziness started I did actually get one more step finished in the light project that I haven’t had a chance to share.
I am happy to report that I was successful in stripping all the paint off of our crazy looking half finished light shades: 
And getting them frosted and rehung:
After a few more sessions with the paint stripper on some of the tougher spots of red, I used Rust-oleum’s Frosted Glass Spray Paint to frost the glass:
Lots of thin coats resulted in a quite satisfactory outcome. As with all of Rust-oleum’s products I was once
