Painting a Rusty Refrigerator Washer and Dryer Guide RUST-OLEUM Appliance Epoxy Piant

Step-by-step how to Prepare and paint Resty scratched Appliances and make them look like brand new. From Cleaning sanding and painting plus how to fix Paint runs or thin spots. Whether you have a rusty refrigerator washer dryer or stove the steps are easy to follow and pretty much the same.
You can also use the steps to change a white appliance choose black or any color you like. Rust oleum appliance paint comes in a variety of colors.
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2. Enter the model number of your machine in the search. (You’ll find Your model number on a sticker inside the door)
3. All the parts that will fit your machine will appear. Just scroll down until you see the part you need.
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0:00 intro rust oleum Appliance Epoxy
0:20 Tools for heavy sending
0:38 Step one avoiding overspray
1:00 Step 2 Sanding
1:21 cleaning with no residue left over
1:50 Avoiding Painting appliance panel
2:10 Shaking And wearing face mask
2:32 How to spray appliance Epoxy evenly
3:28 do not allow paint to dry between layers
4:02 Letting it dry without getting bugs on it
4:29 Fixing paint runs And thin spots
5:10 using lotion to keep overspray off skin
5:20 Conclusion

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If you are touching up at the bottom inside the door of a refrigerator how long do yo wait to close the door?

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Longer than you think. Probably at least 24 hours. After you’re 100% sure it’s dry. You can also add a tiny bit of Vaseline to the gasket to try to prevent it from sticking to the new paint.

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