Yes. This water-based appliance paint can be used on a variety of surfaces including refrigerators, washing machines, dryers,
dishwashers, and other household appliances. However, it is important to note that it's not recommended for use on surfaces that will come into direct contact with flames, such as stovetops and ovens.

Note: Do not apply it to appliance interiors, food-contact surfaces, rubber seals, control panels, vents, labels, or moving parts. Mask these areas before painting.

No. This paint is not recommended for stainless steel, chrome, or other non-porous surfaces. These smooth surfaces may not provide enough grip for reliable adhesion.

Also, avoid using it on wood, walls, ceramic surfaces, or areas exposed directly to flame or extreme heat.

Yes. Stable exterior handles, trim, and small chipped areas can be refreshed. For the best result, remove hardware when possible, or carefully mask surrounding areas before painting.

Do not paint flexible rubber seals, buttons, screens, labels, vents, or moving parts. Test a small inconspicuous area first on frequently touched handles, since they receive more daily wear than large flat panels.

No. Don't paint directly over active rust or loose coating. Remove rust and corrosion first, sand down peeling paint, and smooth visible imperfections before refinishing.

Small cosmetic scratches can usually be sanded smooth, but the new paint cannot stabilize a damaged or failing surface underneath. If rust is widespread, recurring, or has weakened the appliance, repair the underlying issue first.

Check with your landlord or property manager before painting a rental appliance. This paint is intended to create a lasting refinished surface, so it may not be appropriate if you need to return the appliance to its original finish later.

If you have approval, protect nearby floors, counters, and walls with masking materials, and choose a time when the appliance can remain unused through the recommended cure period.

It depends on the condition of the surface and the desired finish. Generally, 2 to 3 thin coats of paint are recommended, with ample drying time between each coat.

A 1 kg kit covers up to about 50 sq. ft. with two coats.

That is often enough for projects such as:

• 1 standard refrigerator exterior
• 1 washer and dryer exterior set
• 1 dishwasher front plus small appliance touch-ups
• Several smaller appliance panels, doors, or handles

Coverage varies with appliance size, handles, vents, texture, original color, and coat thickness. Measure all visible surfaces you plan to paint before choosing your kit.

The drying time will depend on the temperature and humidity of the environment. Generally, the paint will be dry to the touch within 1-2 hours and can be recoated after it dried. Allow 24 hours before using the appliance.

Clean your equipment with a suitable solvent or water as recommended on the label or by local regulations.