want to paint American Flag on picnic tables, what's the best technique for painting the stars. rubber stamp, stencil, any suggestions

I work at a summer camp and we recently had unpainted picnic tables donated. My director wants to paint the tables to keep them from getting destroyed by our campers. How long should I wait before painting the tables? And what would happen if I painted the tables early?

I can not for the life of me find a place in Texas that rents picnic tables out. I am having an eclectic wedding and love the idea of picnic tables. So any places/websites would be great help. Thanks so much!

mckids picnic table w/umbrella seats 4 and its light weight. perfect to transport and easy to clean. Need web site or some one to tell me where i can find these tables.

I really don't think that the treated lumber is all that bad. It is by far the cheapest i think. If i paint or stain it, will it cover up the "poisonous" stuff These picnic tables will be outside as well. If you know the average price of treated lumber could you please tell me that also.

We have some outdoor wood picnic tables that are currently unfinished and kind of grayish from being outside for years. I would like to sand them then apply a clear polyurethane finish on them. Is that what I would use? Is there a special kind that I need? I've never done this before so any help would be great! By the way, I don't know if this matters, but the tables are in the sun pretty much all day. Thanks for your help. If I just sand it instead of powerwashing it, will it also work?

I have 1 picnic table, 2 bistro's, 2 8x10 folding tables and a card table. I have plenty of chairs. There may be about 60 people, so far I have seating for 30. I have asked people to bring lawn chairs and blankets because I am planning an outdoor movie night. The problem with rentals is the pick-up and return. Hope you can help!

I'm covering them all with table cloths, but the plates and cups and things will be on the food table, so the picnic tables will all be bare. What are some good things to put on them to make them look nicer?

I'm covering them all with table cloths, but the plates and cups and things will be on the food table, so the picnic tables will all be bare. What are some good things to put on them to make them look nicer?

Having just refinished our picnic table, it occurred to me that if there were rubber shoes/sleeves to protect the bottom of each leg and foot, that would prolong the life of the table. Are there such things?