Rust-Oleum AE0060002E8 400ml Radiator Enamel Spray Paint - Satin White

My bed and pillows were often rubbing against the radiator and I noticed after a few months that the dye had transferred from the casing to the radiator, so after trying every cleaning product under the sun, I thought painting was the only way.As you can see from the photos, it's worked very well.Only took a few minutes but do mind that it gets so fumey after a short time, so wear a mask and open the window.But only took a few sprays before it was entirely covered. Recommend.

I'm just starting out on my DIY journey and I found this spray very easy to use. It really does do what it says on the tin.After removing the radiator covers and cleaning them, I took them outside to spray. I then put tarps behind and below the radiators with masking tape and gave them a good steam clean (highly reccomend doing this as any dust will show up and radiators collect a lot of hidden dust!) I then sprayed them as per the instructions.I had to open the windows, front and back door to ventilate as the smell is quite strong. Even though I put down protective covers, there was a sticky layer of spray paint left on the laminate floors in my lounge, which isn't the easiest to get off... I put this down to the fact I hadn't covered the whole room in dust sheets though, so you might want to consider this. You'll also need a mask and eye protection when spraying. (Sounds silly, but don't wear clothes youre not prepared to sacrifice, they may end up with a fine layer of spray paint on them. Overalls would be a good idea) I'm thrilled with the outcome, the finish is smooth and they look refreshed. I use just short of one can doing two standard sized radiators, I've got 7 in total (all with covers) and I think 3 cans should do the job, with a little to spare for touch ups.I would recommend this product and have given it 4 stars for "easy to use" as the clean up might get a bit ridiculous if you dont put adequate protective covers down.

Bought four of these cans. The first two worked great. The second proceeded to fizzle out right away. My first thought was it wasn't properly gassed. They would just sputter and run out of steam. Fortunately I still had my first two cans and swapped the nozzles on and they came back to life. Done two rads and they look new again. Deducted one star for nozzle blockage issue.

I rubbed down the radiator with a bit of wet and dry, used soapy water to clean any residue off and let it air dry. I shook the can as directed and ventilated the room. I completely covered the floor with dust sheets which was fortunate as the paint particles get everywhere.The results were better than I expected, it's a very "clean" white and covers well.I reckon there is enough for a couple of 1200 x 600 radiators in a can, maybe more.Good stuff.

I have to write a review because I am an idiot!I only needed one coat to bring the radiator back to a nice bright white. I put down paper and didnt need to mask the wall because im pampering it soon.However, I didn't think to wear a mask. I saw from the questions section someone just sprayed the radiator while attached to the wall.Well it went everywhere. Like a fine dust in the air and floated across the room all over my clothes, the floor even up my nose. It stuck to my nose hairs and could easily be seen in the mirror. It was all over me. Had to clean the floor 3 times, the 3rd time with white spirit. Showered and still have white stuff up my nose. My throat and chest are sore. WISH I WORE A MASK.Radiator looks great though and it did what I wanted it to. Won't be doing another coat or the other radiator though 😂.

Seems a decent enough product, but the overspray is terrible. Used a spray filler primer on radiator, no overspray issues. Used this stuff, good god!! Make sure you mask up the entire room, if you don't, it will get oversprayed!!

Used to spray the parts of the radiator that are difficult to reach without removing it from the wall. Easy to use. No dripping if applying thin coats.

Brilliant stuff