Rust-OleumAE0060001E8 400ml Radiator Enamel Gloss White

Much better and les messy that brush in paint, gives good finish too !

One can says it's do a couple of metres squared depending on what you're covering. I'd had to emery some deep chips down to the metal, so ended up applying 4 carefully misted coats and using the whole tin on one very large panel radiator, but the radiator looks like new.Great no nonsense aerosol action too. Smooth controllable mist. But boy does the mist get everywhere. Others have mentioned it, but nothing quite prepares you for just how far this stuff floats and how sticky it is. I guess the properties that make it go on so well, also help it to get everywhere. Dust sheets and masking. Worth it though.

My radiators have come out really nice, but be warned: spraying indoors means that the fine mist of paint that doesn't hit the radiator circulates around the room and comes down on the floor. In my case as far as four metres away. Be sure to cover your carpets completely, and leave the coverings for several hours.If you're planning on repainting the radiators, either use a pot of paint (which is more prone to dripping, apparently), or if using spray, make sure the radiator is one of the first things you do if you're redecorating a room.

Having tried two top brands of brush on paint for a radiator that had only gone a little yellow and been woefully disappointed with the finish, I bit the bullet and went for a spray.This gave a great finish and now looks like new.Goes without saying - this is a spray and if you intend to use indoor, ie. without taking off the rad, you need to be well prepared - fine mist etc and overspray needs to be considered. I applied this in a very small spare bedroom and covered everything with polythene covers etc. Smell lingers as you'd expect, but not for too long.

Love this, it really transforms discoloured, old radiators and what a difference it makes to the room.

One of the rads in my house was showing wear and tear and having previously used this for touching up damaged rads when I worked in house building I decided to spray the complete rad. Having taken the time in preparation and masking the valves and caps and all around the wall and floor I commenced the application. To reduce the risk of applying too much paint and getting runs I sprayed single coats alternating horizontally and vertically, with 10 minutes between each. The end result is excellent. I do not know if it is better to have the rad cold or hot, but have it cold. If it is to be used for touching up there may be a difference in the shade. This will depend on the age of the rad. Overall I highly recommend this paint and it is the whitest rad paint that I have used and certainly superior to applying paint by brush.

Very good and easy to use (with proviso). It is essential that if you are going to spray the radiator in situ you have to protect every surface within two yards then some more as the mist really does get everywhere.The gloss is a dull gloss, which for us was perfect.

I have used so many different types of radiator paints over the years - this is definitely the best one - used a a fair few months ago and all the radiators are still brilliant white (some of the biggest brands went yellow within two weeks!)When you use a spray, it does go all over the place, you need to mask up the walls the floors get everything out of the room and have full ventilation - are used one can purse small radiator, but went over with about five or six coats per radiator. I am still really happy with how it looks, and in the future this is by far absolutely the only radiator paint I will ever buy again.