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Question: what is the coverage of a 12oz can
Document: Used for a small heater, not great coverage. Should have ordered a second can to get it the way I wanted.
We used this to paint a chandelier for my daughter's nursery. Perfect paint for a light fixture that gets hot.
We purchased this paint to use on the inside of the dryer drum which had &#34;peeling enamel&#34; in one area from clothing zippers banging on the area. The main reason for purchase was the paint's ability to withstand high heat temperatures. My husband did the spraying without taking care to cover inside parts that we didn't want paint to land on.
Used this to refinish Par30 recessed lighting trims that had yellowed from heat/age. Went on nice, looks great, time will tell if heat will discolor again, but we plan to switch to LED as these halogens burn out, so we may never know!
The paint did a good job of covering the spot we wanted repaired. Hopefully after a few more loads the paint won't attract the lint.
It doesdry quickly though. Overall, the product made my heaters look brand new, and the high gloss makes it a breeze to clean, butI can't help but wish this type of paint could be applied the old fashion way. Good luck!
I would highly recommend applying this paint outside when ever possible. I am updatingmy home and I wanted to give my baseboard heaters a much needed face lift. If you do thenecessary prep work and cleaning prior to applying, the paint like any other adheres well.There are several draw backs to consider when using this though.
**Note: probably best to paint inwarmer months when you have to use it indoors, unless you don't mind freezing!Secondly, a drop cloth is a MUST, not only for the area spraying, but the entire room. The paintwhen sprayed creates a light mist and it lands all over everything, (another good reason for the respirator!
Answer: yes