Appliance Epoxy Spray Paint

I use a TON of this stuff to paint guns. Once baked it turns into a rock hard, satin black finish and can be textured as well. I love the 6 pack can offering which saves me a trip to the local hardware store. It goes on easily and air cures in a few hours. If baked it cures in less than an hour. The photo is of a rifle stand I welded and painted with appliance epoxy. This is the color/sheen after baking

This spray paint gives a smooth, long-lasting black finish that sticks well to appliances and resists chipping. Perfect for updating and protecting surfaces. 🖤

This spray paint says it is an epoxy but there was no mixing and you can use the can several weeks after the first spray. So not sure it is a true epoxy but it looks great. I have a very old chest freezer in my garage that has a rusty top. We always end up putting so much stuff on the freezer and it scratched off the original finish. I sanded the rust and old finish with 60 grit paper and cleaned with Pre cleaner. This paint sprays very smoothly and covered well. I put about 6 very light coats with only a minute between and had no runs. By the end the nozzle started to spit droplets but they were quickly absorbed into the other paint. The final finish was extremely smooth and glossy. Or covers well and could probably handle a full color change. It took about 4-6 hours before I could touch it with any force so keep things clean until then. The next day it is very hard. I’m very impressed with this paint and will likely spray the sides too.

Our old freezer stands in our garage where it is subject to a great deal of temperature change and high humidity. The textured front door of the freezer was rusting in spots, and not looking too good. I scraped the loose paint off, washed down the door with warm soapy water, rinsed it thoroughly with clean water, and got ready to paint. I used cardboard panels to screen off surrounding areas and began painting. For eye protection, I had a pair of eye goggles, and a face mask to keep from having any effects from breathing the fumes. These are a must! The paint is very prone to leaving a fine mist in the air, and all around the edges of my facial protection there was white paint residue. Breathing that would have been quite harmful I am certain. I have already tossed the spray can away as it was emptied while painting, but I think the can said it contained Toluene. We have a double wide garage door, and it was open while I painted while the door to the house was closed. The fumes could actually be smelled inside the house (not strongly, but evident), and lingered in the garage area for 2 days. The paint, applied as directed, did a beautiful job of covering the freezer door, basically covering all the rusted areas and hiding the marks where I had scraped. It looks brand new. Excellent product. Just do NOT use without proper ventilation and eye, throat, and nose protection.

Rust-Oleum 7881830 Specialty Appliance Epoxy Spray Paint, 12 oz, White exceeded my expectations in transforming an old refrigerator into a sleek, modern appliance. The application process was a breeze, and the result was a smooth, glossy finish that looked professionally done. Unlike other spray paints, this one didn't leave any streaks or uneven patches. It adhered perfectly to the surface, and the white color was vibrant and long-lasting. I was also impressed with the durability of this epoxy spray paint. It's designed specifically for appliances, so it can withstand daily wear and tear, as well as moisture and temperature fluctuations. My refrigerator still looks as good as new months after using this product. Plus, the 12 oz can provided ample coverage for my project, and I even had some left for touch-ups. Overall, Rust-Oleum 7881830 Specialty Appliance Epoxy Spray Paint is a game-changer for anyone looking to refresh their appliances. It's easy to use, delivers fantastic results, and offers long-lasting durability. I couldn't be happier with the transformation it brought to my kitchen, and I highly recommend it to others looking to do the same.

Takes a little longer to dry compared to latex paint but its much much more durable le. Obviously used for different applications and not walls, I used it on my baseboard heater in bathroom, looks great

I just used this to refresh my shower and tub. We recently had our bathroom flooring replaced, and in the process we decided to go ahead and shine up the rest of the bathroom before we had out of town company come for a week. First of all, I will say this: If you intend to use this on an appliance you are able to move outside, I would definitely recommend you take it outside to spray. If not, I would definitely suggest getting some face masks and perhaps a tarp to cover your surrounding surfaces. Also, you may consider gloves (although not a necessity unless you have super sensitive skin, but this stuff does get pretty sticky!). Make sure if you are indoors that you have plenty of ventilation! The odor is VERY potent (worse, in my opinion, than your standard spray paint). However, it works FANTASTICALLY! Here in Fl, we have extremely hard water. So the first thing was doing a really good clean of the surface, and then allowing to completely dry. I first used the primer, and then this epoxy. It took about 2.5 cans to complete the three shower panels and entire surface of the tub (inner and outer), and really I probably could have done a third can if I wanted a real shine, but I was basically just trying to spruce it up. I've included some photos from working on the surface in increments (I do NOT have good ventilation, so I had to stop and go). As well, I only have one bathroom in a home with 6 people, so keeping the tub dry for a long enough period to complete the entire thing in a day was incredibly difficult for me. I digress. I finally got it done, and it came out great. I would surely use this for my fridge, or any other surface that needed fixing up. The price point is great on this as well. Just make sure if you do the job, you do it completely and well, or it isn't going to last for as long. Wonderful. *Note, in the photos I took, you can see where the surface has been cleaned and painted, and where it has not; just trying to show the difference in appearance, quality for those on the market.

I had to cover these bad stains of orange on my white refrigerator. It actually works!!! I did not think it would cover. It does. I had scrubbed and cleaned it so many times and the stains would not leave. This covered it and I did not use anything to make sure it did not get anywhere else. It was so easy and amazing how it covers. The one thing I would highly recommend which I did not do. Please wear a mask when you do this and make sure all windows are open and their is ventilation, it is a MUST! Its a very strong scent but the real problem is that its so potent and it goes into your nose and it does affect your lungs. I did not realize it until I was done. My nostrils were all white and i had problem with my throat and breathing for almost a month and I have great lungs.