Appliance Epoxy Brush On

This paint is amazing. It made my old, tired refrigerator look new again. My refrigerator still worked great, and I didn't want to get rid of it just because the outside was looking embarrassing bad. I'm terrible with spray paint and the thought of emptying it and taking it outside seemed overwhelming, so I got this instead. It rolled on so smooth and easy. I wasn't sure a quart would be enough, but I ended up only using about 1/3rd of it. It covered great with only one coat. There was a smell, but no more than with any enamel paint. It was mostly gone by the next day. I am so pleased with the results.

Final product looks great. Easy to apply. Directions were clear and easy to follow. Shake the cans well before opening & use a stir stick to make sure all is very well mixed as it can be really soupy when first opened. Very stinky, keep area well ventilated and would honestly leave the house for a few hours. The quart is definitely enough coverage to do mult coats. This is an oil base so if you are doing mult coats it’s best to store your brush and roller in foil so it doesn’t dry up between coats.

Perfection!

Painted a refrigerator 5 years ago, still looks good.

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.

Can I give this more than 5 stars? The front of the can claims, "factory like finish". I was skeptical. Expected to brighten up my 24 yr old fridge but figured it would look like.... Well, a painted appliance! I WAS WRONG!! Prepped as directed on can. (Prep is important!). Used a dense, foam roller. Paint went on like a dream! My plastic handles were so yellowed. I used the spray version of this product, in Stainless Steel color on them. My husband (who is super critical about things like this) keeps saying "I can't believe it! It looks like a new fridge!". Make sure you can ventilate well for several hours after! I'm SOO happy

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.

Not perfect but so affordable it gets five stars. I had previously painted my counters dark gray with the Rust-Oleum countertop paint and it was awful. After living with it for two years I decided to try the appliance epoxy. I did scuff sand my counters first. The directions said to recoat either within one hour or after 24 hours. I found that if I tried to recoat within an hour it would just lift the existing paint and was blotchy. Some spots really didn't want to cover so I ended up doing about 4 coats, 5 in some areas. One can was just enough for my small-ish kitchen and island. It was really difficult to avoid streaking but it's not super noticable unless you're really looking hard. One tip - use a roller and brush you don't care about cause this stuff was impossible to get off and I had to toss them. After drying, this stuff is super super durable. I literally demonstrated to my husband the scratch resistance by scratching it with a metal utensil and it didn't do a thing. I've heard it's not rated for heat so I make sure to use a trivet if I'm going to set a hot pan or pot. Overall this was a very affordable solution and I would recommend it if you're on a tight budget.

Whoa! Really great product. Painted my countertop and back splash. Really easy to use, no primer. Rolled nicely with 4” roller. Standing up extremely well. Will be painting the dishwasher next! Only downside is the high VOC’s. Do not use in poorly ventilated areas.

Awesome paint! Has a strong smell when using it, but will eventually go away. The paint work even looks better as it dries/the next day.

THIS STUFF IS FABULOUS... PAINTED THE SCUFFED FRIDGE... TWO COATS A YEAR LATER IT STILL LOOKS LIKE NEW

I am very happy with the result. I used this epoxy paint to repaint my kitchen countertops.

I had finished my desk top and work benches and painted them white with a good quality paint. I was told this would be "tough". Well, the paint felt soft, well after curing and got dirty really quick around the edge where my hands would be. I saw a YouTube video by a woman who refinished kitchen counters and cabinets. She tried 3 different products, including one that promised to be like a "formica" top. It didn't work for her so she tried this appliance paint. After a little sanding to rough up the existing surface, I gave the desks a coat of this stuff. It is so hard you cannot scratch it with your finger nails. Who would have thought? It's as tough as the paint on your stove. So good that I bought another can, to paint my diode laser enclosure I built Tough stuff like the enamel on a stove.