Rust-Oleum 241168 Specialty Appliance Epoxy Paint, Quart, Gloss White 32 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)

After reading the reviews, I purchased this paint for my horrible and rusty 42 year old dryer, I prepped it really well, sanded the rust off, and did a final clean with denatured alcohol as another reviewer suggested. It came out A-mazing! Super easy to apply a smooth surface with a foam mini roller. It still needs one last coat as you can see in the “after” photo.but I’m thrilled with the results. My only advice is to spend the extra time to remove any rust and clean it really well. I do a lot of outdoor garden art, so I was already a huge fan of Rust-Oleum. (see my cute bird statues below) I can’t say enough about the quality and longevity of this awesome paint!

I used this as a cover for my counters as a temporary solution. We bought a fixer upper home and the counters were unsightly, due to the prior owner just absolutely not caring about taking care of anything. This paint covered all of the stains, tiny holes and cracks in the countertop, and allowed me peace of mind for having cleaner counters. It's easy to clean them thanks to this paint. The paint is easy to reapply in areas later on that I may have missed the first time around. It's been a year and the paint is still going strong! Great coverage and works well even for its unintended purpose.

The best paint I have ever used! Great coverage, easy application. Low fumes.

Excellent coverage, bad smell, took more than 24hrs to dry, but worth it. My washer that got dropped downstairs looks brand new! I wish it could get dents out too!

Looks great on my metal cabnets

Product worked well. Covered well, refrigerator looks amazing. It's a think paint, I did two coats. Note don't buy more than one can for a refrigerator. I bought two and it's to much and company does not allow returns. Cost me twice as much.

The media could not be loaded. Exact color to a Roper refrigerator and almost exact to a GE oven. Close enough 😁 on the oven. As you can see in the pictures and video this is the side of the refrigerator. This is after one coat. What I did was I degreased it with purple degreaser and a scotch-brite. Then I used a little sander to sand down any of the rusty spots lightly. I then wiped it down with isopropyl alcohol. And then painted it with a 4" foam roller.I'm going to wait the 1 hour and put the second coat on. I'm shocked at how good this looks.I had contemplated buying a new fridge but not now. I recommend!

I bought a condo that was structurally sound but very 70s. I just didn't feel like doing another kitchen/bathrooms renovation after spending years of that at my old place (which was ugly but also needed the work in the bathrooms due to badly done 80s tile on greenboard). However the new place's kitchen laminate countertop was pee yellow, the bathroom's shower tile and sink baby blue, and the other bathroom's fiberglass with built in sink countertop an even more dehydrated pee yellow. I used this appliance epoxy on all of those surfaces. There has been no peeling or chipping. One sink did need another coat because something stained it (possibly hair dye). The very limited downside is brushstrokes (you will get them, it won't self level away). I tried to foam roller the final coats to cut down on it. Don't use very good tools- they can't be cleaned...its a one and done situation.Yes it's stinky. But the smell does fade quickly.Does the countertop or bathroom look as good as a new one? Heck no. Pictures of before/after online are often misleading- you can 100% tell in person it was painted. By the feel and the look. If I was going to buy a house and they said "newly remodeled bathroom" but it was just this stuff on the tile/sink/countertop, I would call shenanigans. But for 30$ it's worth it to gain a few years of being okay with covering up the really questionable color choices until you can afford or feel like dealing with a real reno.