Paint For Appliances Refrigerator Door Handles

Rust oleum specialty appliance epoxy spray view on amazon and krylon appliance epoxy spray view on amazon are both popular widely used examples of such products.

Paint for appliances refrigerator door handles.

Northridge ca 91324 1 877 477 7278 tennessee 240 edwards st. Cleveland tn 37311 1 877 477 7278. Small paintbrush fabric or foam roller i used a small 4 x1 2 fabric roller. For example latex based primers work best on vinyl and.

Cover the handle with acrylic spray enamel featuring a color such as white or ecru that matches the rest of the refrigerator. California 19410 business ctr dr. Make sure you get the right paint for the job. Rust oleum specialty appliance epoxy is an ultra hard moisture resistance enamel that is specifically formulated for indoor metal surfaces.

It provides a smooth washable surface for refinishing the exterior of appliances such as refrigerators dishwashers laundry machines and other indoor metal applications cabinets tables. Hold the can about 8 inches 20 cm away from the fridge as you spray moving the can back and forth constantly to avoid spraying too heavily in one area. Check the spray paint to see if it has a built in primer. Cover the entire surface with an oil based spray primer.

Primer will help the spray paint stick to the refrigerator. An oil based primer will help prevent rust too. You may need appliance paint or paint made specifically for plastics depending on what your handles are made from. Hold the paint can about 8 inches from the handles and apply it in steady even coats.

Spray the sides of the handles before doing the flat surfaces. Hold the spray paint can 8 inches from the handle as you apply it in. Refrigerator paint i used rust oleum s protective enamel but you could also use a specialty appliance paint or appliance epoxy. Set the handles on some newspaper or kraft paper and apply your chosen spray paint.

The white refrigerator in your kitchen didn t come with yellow handles but they re yellow now. Allow the recommended flash time before applying additional coats.