Enamel Touch Up Paint Black 15ml | Quick Dry Repair Paint for Baths Sinks Fridges Ovens Radiators & Kitchen Appliances | Fix Chips & Scratches on Enamel Ceramic & Metal

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Definitely for touch ups only as it’s too thick to get a fine finish over larger areas. Consistency is like thick tip-ex and it starts to dry quite quickly so work fast. This is a pure bright white and my heater it turns out is not as white as this - luckily where I needed to touch up was a big stain on the top edge so I just did the whole top panel in this so it matches in. I could have just left it and saved the tenner but it’s nice to sort out little details and keep on top of the home. I hope I don’t get any more damage to my heaters, but if I do, I’d buy this again. I’ve knocked a star off because the brush came away from the lid so I lost the brush handle which was keeping me from getting messy. I just held it with my fingers - messy but it came off with soap and water. I also could have just used a normal little paint brush. Shame though. P.s have a damp cloth handy if you get any drips anywhere - it just wipes away when it’s still wet no problem.

Really simple to use, like brushing on nail varnish. It quickly improved the look of my bath. The colour wasn’t the exact match to the white of my tub - but for a quick fix this is perfect.

I've used this to repair some rusting bath enamel (after using some hammerite kurust), but its really 'gummy' for want of a better description and goes on too thick. As such, its really hard to get a smooth surface. The brush creates streaks if you go over it after the first initial brush stroke and when trying to even out the surface, creating marks. I had to do several coats, sanding down the lumps to get a smooth surface. I will try it again with a bit of white spirit to dilute it and hopefully it might be a bit smoother. The one benefit of this though, is that as I'm repairing enamel on the side of the bath, being so thick means it doesn't easily drip vertically down, which is a useful property in this instance! Still I would prefer a smooth surface and to use a paper towel to catch drips instead. In terms of durability it does bubble up, as it seems the enamel under the bath is still suffering from rust despite it being cured on the exposed parts, though this is more of an issue with the rust itself than this product.

Having read some of the reviews, I was doubtful about using this to repair chips on the edge of an enamel gas hob. I washed down the area, masked the worktop, shook the small pot for about thirty seconds, then brushed on a thin initial layer and left it to dry. It showed an immediate improvement, the colour blended perfectly and another layer of paint dried to a hard, gloss finish. Now, you have to know where the damage was to see any sign of it.

I had previously tried touching up some marks using radiator paint and it was a didsaster. After reading the reviews I tried this and its much better. You might need 2 coats but its far better coverage and stickability. I don't know about heat resistance since i didn't do anything hot, but on a sink, microwave and cooker side panel it has worked well. The only snag is the bottle is breakable and I left it sitting on a washer/dryer which, when it started vibrating, caused it to drop on the floor and smash, leaving white paint everywhere! Difficult to clean off: white spirit is only partially effective. Cellulose thinners are better but a bit iffy to use.

Touched up my tired looking cooker. Didn’t spend much time or attention to it but the finish looks great. I should have bought this ages ago.

Used to cover my miserable plumbing skills to touch up marks after tightening radiator nuts. Paint blended in with my radiator colour nicely and from the distance you cannot se the different. Worth any penny