Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

There's not much information on this item to be found on this product page, so in the interest of those who may be interested, here's what this product does. If your fridge is full of spots Don't take a pen and join the dots Just lightly sand off all loose rust And wipe it clean (this is a must) When it's nicely clean and dry Give this great spray paint a try Put a drop cloth on the ground And cover everything around Shake the tin to stir it up It'll sound like balls in a tin cup In one direction you should spray Holding eight inches away It really saves a lot of time Because there is no need to prime And if the spots are still in view Wait a bit then spray coat two But that's not all - Appliance Epoxy also comes in Almond, Biscuit, Black and Stainless Steel in the spray can version, each can covering between 15 to 18 square feet. It's also available in quart tins in White only, and in Touch-Up version (looks like a bottle of White-Out) in White and Almond. It provides a hard, moisture resistant finish for indoor metal surfaces, including fridges, freezers, washing machines, dishwashers, cabinets and towel bars, among others, but is not designed for stoves or ovens or anywhere heat is a factor. In a nutshell, this is a DIY product that can save you having to buy new appliances when your old ones start getting rust spots, or when you just want to change your color scheme. Rust-Oleum makes high quality DIY paint products, with the best coverage and widest range of products available. Hint: To prevent those rust spots in the first place, use clear car wax on your appliances at least once every four months or so, and the wax will form a moisture proof barrier to stop water from penetrating down to the metal. Amanda Richards, December 8, 2007