Review on 🏢 Stylish and Sturdy Rustic Industrial Holder for Commercial Use by Loren Schmidt

Here's what I did with mine. I bought it for my camper. After cleaning all the parts with a degreaser, use a small pipe wrench to snap all the parts together. DO NOT OVERSPEED. Use a threadlock swab and erase any visible areas as it's a bit oily. Also, don't try to fully tighten your "legs" as they are your stabilizing factor. You also need height for paper towels, so don't over-tighten the stem in either the base or the lid. Simply tighten all connections until they start to show some resistance. I used some artist acrylics and applied a little with a small brush, cotton swab and a finger. Leave to dry overnight. Then apply 3 to 5 wafer-thin coats of crystal clear Rust Oleum Lacquer. Follow the recoating instructions. Let dry. I added cork to the bottom of the legs, but you can use felt as well. This is a fun kit! Use your imagination and let your flight fly!