JENOLITEDirectorust Radiator Enamel Spray Paint | WHITE | Gloss Finish | Resistant to 130ºC | Durable, Scuff Resistant, Non-Yellowing Radiator Paint | No Primer Needed | 400ml

Looks good when on and dried. Problem is TOXIC FUMES WHEN RADIAOTOR IS ONASTS WEEKS do NOT recommend. Go for a water based paint if u don't want suffocated in fumes.

If you want to reinvigorate your radiators then this is the product you need. I used this item on the radiator in my spare room which had become chipped over the years. A couple of light coats after masking up the surrounding area and the radiator was as good as new. I now intend to use it on the other radiators in my house.I would highly recommend this product.You just need to bear in mind that you only need a light coat otherwise you`ll get a paint run in your finish. Real value for money compared to replacing a radiator.

Easy to use but does leave a lot in the air when spraying.Can't comment on durability as it's just gone on.Really strong smell both when applying (definitely ventilate and wear a mask!) and when the radiator heats up.Biggest issue for me was the thickness. I rubbed the (bay window) radiator down and primed the bare metal but even after using 3 cans, some dark areas were (just) visible. It'll do, but not perfect.

At first the paint went on really well. But when I needed to touch up, the nozzle started dripping whilst I was spraying. The drips fell onto the surface and ruined all of my previous work which meant the item being sprayed had to be throw away

Instructions suggest doing about 3 layers but can ran out after 2. Easy to use but thin coating, would need 2 cans for a big radiator.

Better used in thin multiple coats. I sprayed some into a tub and touched up with a brush, expensive for a tin which is too big, if they made smaller touch up pots with a built in brush they'd sell more no doubt.Very bright white so will stand out against the dulled enamel of your item/bath.

Used this in a bathroom and covered everywhere in advance as I wasn't the neatest but overall a lot better finish and a lot quicker than a brush. Saved me so much time and will only use sprays in the future. You need to ventilate really well though as there are a lot of fumes and when you turn the radiator on for the first couple of times you will need to ventilate so I advise turning your radiator on for a bit when you don't need it and can leave a window open

Excellent value for money, easy to use.