How do you redo the inside of an old suitcase?

I got a great deal on this old suitcase over a year ago….

1. Step 1 Carefully Remove Old Lining of Luggage.
2. Step 2 Scrape and Sand Cardboard.
3. Step 3 Prime Suitcase Inside and Out.
4. Step 4 Paint the old suitcase.
5. Step 5 Cut Paper Pattern.
6. Step 6 Cut Fabric pieces.
7. Step 7 secure fabric pieces to paper pattern.
8. Step 8 Test fit pieces.

Can you paint vintage suitcases?

Update a dated suitcase with a few fresh coats of trendy metallic spray paint. If you are looking for more even and smooth coverage, use spray paint. But if you want to use canned paint on a smooth surface like vinyl or waxed furniture, I would recommend using an oil-based primer can of paint for the first coat.

What can you do with old suitcases?

11 Creative Ways to Repurpose An Old Suitcase

1. of 11. Wall-Mounted Shelving.
2. of 11. Bedside Table.
3. of 11. Rolling Bar Cart.
4. of 11. Conspicuous Storage.
5. of 11. Charging Station.
6. of 11. Pet Bed.
7. of 11. Dollhouse.
8. of 11. Puppet Theatre.

How do you clean the inside of an old suitcase?

To clean a fabric lined interior, fill a clean spray bottle with a 50-50 mixture of cool water and white vinegar. Open the luggage and spray, but do not soak, the interior. Wait 5-10 minutes before continuing. Next, use a damp sponge to wipe away any mold, mildew or dirt.

How do you cover an old suitcase?

Suitcase makeover: Modge Podge fabric onto an old suitcase!

1. Tape fabric to one side pattern side down.
2. Trace on the fabric along the edges.
3. Take off tape and cut out shape of suitcase.
4. Put fabric on suitcase and put a piece of tape on three sides.

Can you paint hard shell suitcase?

To paint a plastic suitcase our plastics primer from the Tech range is ideal. This primer also has the advantage that it dries in just 15 minutes, so you can apply the finishing paint almost immediately.

How do you clean old suitcases?

Use a vacuum with an upholstery or brush attachment (or a handheld vacuum) to remove any loose dust or debris from the luggage. Wipe hard surfaces down with a paper towel that is damp with white vinegar. Repeat this until the surface is clean, but be careful.